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Beloved Southbourne charity shop set to close amid significant financial strain

Age UK shop in Broadstone. The charity's campaign encourages mid-lifers to be active so they can live their best possible later life as new  research reveals early PE experiences are a barrier stopping millions of mid-lifers from Age UK shop in Broadstone. The charity's campaign encourages mid-lifers to be active so they can live their best possible later life as new  research reveals early PE experiences are a barrier stopping millions of mid-lifers from
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Charity shop in Broadstone helping mid-lifers get active for less

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Charity shops in Dorset town urge people to give responsibly

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