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Buildings across Ryde will shine green in support of the NSPCC's ‘Here For Children’ campaign and residents are encouraged to take part in the Walk for Children event
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On 21st December hundreds of people will walk 5k to support the NSPCC and buildings will be lighting up green, including on the Isle of Wight
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The NSPCC charity shop in Cowes is only one of two remaining NSPCC charity shops in the country and has been at the heart of the community in Cowes for nearly 40 years
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The pandemic has not just affected the older population, or those who've had to work on the frontline, but also children and young people
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Online Safety Bill risks failing to protect children from avoidable harm and sexual abuse, say NSPCC
The NSPCC say that this landmark piece of legislation risks falling short if Oliver Dowden does not tackle the complexities of online abuse
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"Facebook is ‘turning back the clock on children’s safety’ as plans will make it harder to detect and disrupt child abuse online", say NSPCC
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The NSPCC say the Government has softened its ambition to make tech directors personally responsible for decisions on product safety. See the details within
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The NSPCC’s frontline teams are concerned that the risk of young people suffering the toxic consequences of domestic abuse has been heightened
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New data collected by the NSPCC reveals offences recorded by Hampshire Constabulary increased by 89% between 2018/2019 and 2019/20
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As Government extends lockdown Childline reveals how the past three weeks have affected children and urges the public to donate £10 to help fund vital services like Childline
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Dame Esther Rantzen reminds young people that whatever happens with their exam results, there will be plenty of opportunities for them to go on and succeed in their lives. We all have different strengths and qualities that make us who we are.
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