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November
Annie Lennox Red Cross honours Annie Lennox with star-studded musical tribute
(30 November 2009)
On World Aids Day 2009, dedicated philanthropist Annie Lennox will be honoured as a Freeman of the City of London after being nominated by the British Red Cross.
Young man bandaging young woman's head Life. Live it. first aid kit - “It’s been more successful than I ever envisaged”
(30 November 2009)
A Shropshire teacher had high hopes when she took on the Life. Live it. first aid education programme – but its positive effect on both students and teachers has surpassed even her expectations.
Queue outside Chelsea and Kensington shop's designer sale Join the queues for 100k-a-day!
(27 November 2009)
Forget Ikea and Harrods – it’s the Red Cross that shoppers are queuing up outside of at the moment, eager to get their hands on Christmas bargains during our £100k-a-day fortnight.
Group of people standing in formation to make World AIDS Day ribbon shape World AIDS Day events highlight ongoing HIV stigma
(27 November 2009)
Volunteers are organising events in schools and universities across the UK this week to mark World AIDS Day on Tuesday 1 December.
A boy wrapped in a blanket Red Cross helps Peckham residents displaced by fire
(26 November 2009)
Red Cross volunteers worked in rest centres and handed out emergency items after a serious fire in Peckham led to over 300 people being evacuated.
Three people sit at a table and talk Elizabeth's story: supported every step of the way after Cockermouth floods
(25 November 2009)
When Elizabeth Casson's home in Cockermouth was flooded, she was understandably anxious. Thanks to a Red Cross volunteer who took the time to talk things through, Elizabeth is coping much better.
A young shop volunteer helps a customer Help us raise 100k-a-day!
(24 November 2009)
Red Cross charity shops across the UK are trying to raise £100,000 every day until 5 December.
Cockermouth volunteers talking beside floodwater Red Cross volunteers provide help at Cumbria flood support centres
(24 November 2009)
As residents in Cockermouth start the long process of recovery following the recent devastating floods, the Red Cross is providing help at two flood support centres in Cumbria.
Flood in Cockermouth - volunteers in action Red Cross rescue team on standby following Cockermouth floods
(23 November 2009)
After helping rescue more than 200 people during the devastating flooding in Cockermouth, the Red Cross’ swift water rescue team has been stood down – but is ready to deploy again if necessary.
Humanitarian Citizen Award winner Adam Sibley Adam’s a busy superhero volunteer
(20 November 2009)
There may be young volunteers in the UK who are even busier and more dedicated than Humanitarian Citizen Award winner Adam Sibley – but we’ve yet to find them.
Cockermouth - into the floods Red Cross rescue team joins Cockermouth floods rescue operation
(20 November 2009)
Following heavy rains that brought devastating flooding to Cockermouth, Red Cross swift water rescue teams have been helping in the operation to evacuate more than 200 people.
Konnie Huq If Konnie Huq had HIV, would you kiss her?
(19 November 2009)
If Konnie Huq had HIV, what would it take for you to kiss her? For World AIDS Day, we've launched a video about the stigma people with HIV face.
Humanitarian citizens awards superhero mask All rise for the young heroes at Humanitarian Citizen Awards
(14 November 2009)
The winners of this year’s British Red Cross Humanitarian Citizen Awards have been called to order at an exclusive award ceremony at the Houses of Parliament in London.
A fire and emergency support service volunteer comforts a woman during a fire Red Cross volunteers respond to flat fire in Essex
(13 November 2009)
British Red Cross volunteers are helping over 50 people evacuated from their homes after a fire broke out in a flat in Basildon, Essex at 3am this morning.
Holding hands Thank you Red Cross, say reunited cousins
(12 November 2009)
After pensioner Sylvia suddenly lost touch with her cousin Mary, who lives in Germany, she spent three years fearing the worst – until someone mentioned the Red Cross’ tracing and message service.
11 Milion Takeover Day Young people grab the Red Cross reins for 11 Million Takeover Day.
(05 November 2009)
It was a senior management team meeting with a difference at British Red Cross headquarters on 6 November – as board members were temporarily ousted to make way for a younger generation of decision-makers.
Choking child treatment First aid hero gets a sure start as a life-saver
(04 November 2009)
A young parent who reluctantly attended a first aid course as part of the Sure Start programme was transformed suddenly into a convert – after his new skills helped save his child’s life.
Flood - white cottage submerged in floodwater Emergency teams respond to Huntly and Stonehaven flooding
(03 November 2009)
Volunteers worked round the clock to help evacuate vulnerable residents after heavy rain and burst river banks caused chaos in north east Scotland, flooding dozens of homes.
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