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Little Village, a London-based charity, has supported over 10,000 babies and children this year, providing essential items to families facing severe poverty. With an unprecedented demand for services, the charity launched a winter appeal for cash donations to help provide warm clothing, blankets, and Christmas gifts. The charitys work is highlighted by heartbreaking stories of parents sacrificing for their children, and the urgent need for community support.

Free Parking Festivities: Councils Across the Region Offer Relief for Holiday Shoppers Councils in the region are offering free parking this Saturday to support local businesses during the holiday season. Dudley Council is providing free parking at all managed sites, while Sandwell Council offers free parking on all Saturdays in December at its council-run car parks. Wolverhampton, Lichfield District Council, Stafford Borough Council, Cannock Chase Council, and Sutton Coldfield are also joining in, offering free parking at various locations. This initiative aims to make holiday shopping more affordable and support local economies.

Kenrex, a true-crime thriller play, is making waves at The Other Place. Starring Jack Holden, who also co-wrote it, the play is a captivating tale of Ken Rex McElroy, a cattle rustler and arsonist who terrorized Skidmore, Missouri. Holdens stunning performance, switching between roles with ease, is backed by a live soundtrack from John Patrick Elliott. The play, running until February first, offers a gripping look at a community pushed to its limits.

Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo is a powerful play inspired by a real-life incident, exploring the cycle of violence in war. The story revolves around two Marines, Tom and Kev, and a tiger, with Musa, a former gardener for Uday Hussein, also playing a significant role. The play is praised for its unique blend of absurdist comedy, horror, and dark symbolism, offering a thought-provoking experience that delves into complex themes beyond good versus evil or victim versus aggressor.

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry share heartwarming family portrait and updates on their charitable work, including a rebranding of their foundation to Archewell Philanthropies, signifying a broader global reach for their humanitarian efforts.

Debbie Rushs son, William Rush, has passed away at 31, leaving behind his baby son and fiancée. Known for his acting roles and music, William was an organ donor, leaving a lasting legacy of kindness and love.

Nine-year-old Aria Thorpe, described as a beautiful soul full of light and joy, tragically passed away in Weston-super-Mare. Her family, including father Tom Thorpe, shared memories of her singing, dancing, and love for Disneyland. A fifteen-year-old boy has been charged in connection with her death, with court proceedings ongoing. The community mourns, with tributes pouring in for the young girl who left a lasting impact.

Former PM Liz Truss and property tycoon Robert Tchenguiz team up to launch a new club, The Leconfield, in London, causing a stir by allegedly trying to poach members from the prestigious Five Hertford Street club. The Leconfield aims to be a global network hub for pro-growth leaders, while Five Hertford Street, favored by libertarian Conservatives, remains unfazed by the competition.

An elderly man in Bath was found unfit to stand trial for the unlawful killing of his wife, leading to a two-year supervision order. The couples home was the scene of the tragedy, where Mrs. Haxworth was found deceased from suffocation. The husbands belief in his wifes terminal illness, later proven false, led to this heartbreaking outcome.