Stores' sock project to support homeless charities

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Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.A Stirling-based campaign which is providing food to some of the most vulnerable communities is hoping to go from strength to strength in 2021.Businessman Zahir Haider has been behind the Stirling Aid charity since it started up in 2009, with the group getting involved in charitable efforts across the globe.The charity’s efforts to help saw it launch an effort to provide additional PPE for NHS and care staff during the early stages of the pandemic.But as the months have ticked over, the focus has shifted on to a new effort to provide foodbanks and community collections with leftover stocks from supermarkets based both across the region and outside.Zahir

Dame Barbara Windsor's husband Scott Mitchell has requested that donations made in the actress' name to go to Alzheimer's Research UK.

Bargain lovers have been left devastated after Poundland told shoppers they will be closing the doors of a number of stores at the end of this week. Due to the third national lockdown, 44 branches of the budget retailer will shut temporarily on Sunday.The news comes after the store reported an 80% decrease in footfall since the coronavirus pandemic began.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Older adults are being encouraged to bring some colour into their lives in January with some fun picture books.Roar - Connections for Life is posting out the books of ten original drawings featuring Renfrewshire’s rich heritage and architecture along with some felt tip pens to its members this month.Service manager Nicola Hanssen said she hopes it will help to brighten people’s days during what can be a long and dark month.She said: “It has never been more important to try to brighten people’s moods and colour has a really powerful effect on how we feel.“We want to help add some colour to people’s lives in January.“Studies have also shown that the

Poundland has announced it will be closing 44 stores in a fresh blow to the high street.The branches of the budget chain will temporarily shut down from Sunday, January 10, as the coronavirus pandemic continues to hit the industry. There has been an 80% drop in footfall since the virus first struck last March, and now dozens of stores are going to be put into "hibernation".

The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxDoctors can stop providing life-support treatment to a brain-damaged five-year-old girl, a judge has ruled.Pippa Knight has suffered brain damage and is in a vegetative state.Specialists treating her at the Evelina Children's Hospital in London said life-support treatment should end.Hospital bosses had asked Mr Justice Poole to rule that ending treatment, and allowing Pippa to die, would be lawful and in her best interests.But Pippa’s mum, Paula Parfitt, 41, of Strood, Kent, disagreed.She wants Pippa to be placed on a portable ventilator and allowed home.The judge heard evidence at a trial in the Family Division of the High Court in

reports that the outlets across the UK will go into "hibernation" after Saturday, to allow the business to focus on larger stores in consolidated areas.

Doctors can stop providing life-support treatment to a five-year-old girl who has suffered brain damage and is in a vegetative state, a High Court judge has ruled.

Specsavers website to help manage social distancing and minimise time spent in store.

Poundland is set to close 44 stores, despite being allowed to trade as an essential retailer.

“Thanks to the amazing support of people like Sue, Chris, Colin and Marina we’re adapting by boosting our helpline capacity, providing tailored online exercise classes and making sure people who normally receive face-to-face support continue to do so in new ways.”It is hoped to hold the charity auction and dinner in June, with 50 further lots being put under the hammer.

Dame Barbara Windsor has been praised for her charity work ahead of her funeral on Friday.

No, the legal battle between Johnny Depp and Amber Heard is nowhere close to over.

Amber Heard is addressing the allegations that ex-Johnny Depp’s legal team has made.

Sara Bareilles will be among the stars set to take part in the Drunken Artists Drinking Game this weekend. The singer will virtually join screen stars including Stephen Amell, Jenna Dewan and Andrew Rannells for the night of fun on Sunday, which will raise money for The Actors Fund, Black Theatre United and Project ALS.

Dr. Dre has struck a temporary agreement in his legal battle with estranged wife Nicole Young.The rapper and music mogul agreed to a temporary spousal support payment of $2 million on Thursday, according to multiple reports. TMZ reports that Dre will continue to cover Nicole's living expenses at her Malibu home, as well as her mother's Pacific Palisades house for the next several months.

Chris Willman Music WriterAvowed Trump-supporting musician Ariel Pink has come under fire after he was seen attending the rally that turned into a riot in Washington, D.C. Wednesday.

@emiilyy_23, the seven-month-old dog walks into a room, only to spin around when she notices what appears to be another pooch.

Johnny Depp has reportedly accused his ex-wife Amber Heard of keeping the millions she was given in a huge divorce settlement, instead of giving it to charity like she promised.

Look, we’re not picking sides, but could a man at least recover from his brain aneurysm before having to sign over $2 million in spousal support?