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Norfolk and Waveney Mind confirms new mental health support following the closure of Access Community Trust.  Image: Norfolk and Waveney Mind
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New mental health support available following shock closure of regional trust

Matt Fisher and Philip Bultitude will be remembered at a special memorial football match and charity event at Kirkley in Lowestoft on April 25. Image: The MFA Matt Fisher and Philip Bultitude will be remembered at a special memorial football match and charity event at Kirkley in Lowestoft on April 25. Image: The MFA
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Memorial match and family fun to honour two much-loved men

Nathan Hook, of Lowestoft, had worked at Berry M&H Plastics in Beccles. Picture: Courtesy of Nathan Hook's family Nathan Hook, of Lowestoft, had worked at Berry M&H Plastics in Beccles. Picture: Courtesy of Nathan Hook's family
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The Norfolk and Waveney Mind Festival of Kindness 2023, in partnership with Lowestoft Town Council, will be held at Sparrow's Nest Gardens in Lowestoft on Saturday, August 26. Picture: Mick Howes The Norfolk and Waveney Mind Festival of Kindness 2023, in partnership with Lowestoft Town Council, will be held at Sparrow's Nest Gardens in Lowestoft on Saturday, August 26. Picture: Mick Howes
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