@Teddington_Town You meant: 'Deeply loved and respected Surrey firefighter who gave 30 years saving the lives of countless others died suddenly in Bushy Park in spite of sterling efforts by 4 members of the public, LAS crews and police from TW. His partner, family and friends are devastated.'
In 2013, a paralyzed man in Wales gave up his dream of walking again to help pay for a young boy's treatment instead.
Dan Black spent years saving £20,000 for stem cell treatment, but after hearing of a five-year-old boy in a similar predicament, he donated the money to him instead.
The young boy named Brecon Vaughan was born with cerebral palsy and was unable to walk unaided since birth. Just two years later, thanks to the help of Dan and others, Brecon was able to walk by himself.
When Dan asked why he donated the money, he said, “I’ve had 22 years of walking before my accident whereas Brecon has never known what it was like even for 22 seconds.”
“To me it wasn’t a big thing to give the money to him. If more people did that sort of thing the world would be a much nicer place"
Once again we have seen a surge in scam emails trying to exploit your empathy for the plight of people in a war zone.
#CyberProtect your donations. Always use a search engine to find a genuine charity.
To the girl at #Earl'sCourtStation with the lad carrying your high heels just before 1am while you wear his socks and shoes... definitely keep that man! 😍 #lovelondon#definitionsoflove
Sometimes a crisis hits so hard that a country needs help from others to overcome it. That’s not one-way humanitarian saviourism, it’s international solidarity. 200 South African firefighters land in Edmonton, Canada to help fight the wildfire. Sound up 🔊
@holah_james Only...as you're just about to order you have to get called away to do something else... failing this, you must definitely be called away halfway through any meal actually served!
I could watch this video over and over again!
It’s just incredible.
A former Royal Marine who suffers from degenerative Parkinson’s disease has his world changed forever...
To the woman I heard in her home screaming "I can't take this anymore!" whilst out on my government-issue exercise walk yesterday eve: I hear you sister. Hold on. You can do this. 🙏
The night is filled with cheering and clapping. For a moment our love is louder than our fear. #lovelondon#loveuk#loveNHS Thank you every NHS worker from every one of us.
16-years old. Oxford street unexpected treat. @_harmonielondon#lovelondon Sorry didn't have any £s but hope you get your tuition fees and that record deal. #talent