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A Red Cross ambulance 1 © Layton Thompson/British Red Cross Red Cross provides support during Glastonbury fire
(27 June 2008)
British Red Cross volunteers are supporting hundreds of music fans who have found themselves stranded as they make their way to Glastonbury festival.
FESS volunteer and firefighter 2 © Layton Thompson Red Cross welcomes Pitt Review
(25 June 2008)
The British Red Cross has welcomed Sir Michael Pitt's review into the UK summer floods of 2007. The report recognises the outstanding contribution made by the Red Cross and highlights the crucial role of the voluntary sector in responding to flooding.
A first aider treats a bride 3 © Lloyd Sturdy/British Red Cross European first aiders show off skills
(24 June 2008)
More than 850 Red Cross representatives from 28 countries gathered in Liverpool last weekend to take part in Europe’s biggest first aid competition and enjoy a major conference.
The British Red Cross accepts a Charity Award from Prue Leith and Simon Bull 4 © Origin UK British Red Cross wins prestigious Charity Award
(24 June 2008)
The British Red Cross has won the Charity Award for education and training for its Life. Live it. first aid campaign.
First aid girl gives resuscitation - close up 5 © Dominic Cocozza First aid gets inclusive
(19 June 2008)
Volunteers in Belfast are teaching first aid to members of a voluntary organisation working alongside people with disabilities, so they can pass on life-saving skills to their clients.
FESS volunteer Debbie Hackett ‘Marvellous’ volunteers respond to fire emergency
(13 June 2008)
When a pensioner couple’s house was badly damaged by fire, the caring support provided by two Red Cross volunteers made all the difference.
Photo of a young man and woman Proud to give sanctuary to young refugees
(12 June 2008)
Two thirds of people living in Britain are proud the UK provides a safe haven for refugee children fleeing persecution, according to new research published today to mark Refugee Week 2008.
Shop manager Cathy Shimmell standing next to one of the paintings for sale by local artist Paul Richard Art sale success thanks to Eric Clapton
(06 June 2008)
Legendary blues guitarist Eric Clapton donated more than 20 paintings to an art sale held at the Chelsea Red Cross charity shop, which raised more than £4,000 on 5 June.
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British Red Cross, UK Office, 44 Moorfields, London EC2Y 9AL Phone: 0844 871 11 11. Fax: 020 7562 2000.
The British Red Cross Society, incorporated by Royal Charter 1908, is a charity registered in England and Wales (220949) and Scotland (SC037738).