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Border Telegraph - first for news, sport, entertainment for the Scottish Borders, including Galashiels, Hawick, Peebles, Selkirk, Kelso, Jedburgh.

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bordertelegraph.com > news > national > 26186862.william-comforts-mental-health-charity-user-overwhelmed-praising-work

William comforts mental health charity user overwhelmed when praising its work

3+ mon, 1+ day ago   (525+ words) The Prince of Wales comforted a businessman who came close to tears when discussing the invaluable support he receives from a mental health charity supporting rural communities. William touched Paul Gannon’s arm and told him “take your time” after he…...

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bordertelegraph.com > news > national > 26122534.youngsters-unforgivably-failed-500-000-turn-e-mental-health-crisis

Youngsters ‘unforgivably failed’ as 500,000 turn to A&E in mental health crisis

3+ mon, 3+ week ago   (762+ words) Around 500,000 children and young people in England have attended emergency departments in mental health crisis since 2019, new research has suggested. Nurses said that A&E is “not the right environment for kids in crisis”, with one speaking of “some real…...

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bordertelegraph.com > news > national > 26096959.prince-urges-people-talk-suicide-opens-mental-health-centre

Prince urges more people to talk about suicide as he opens mental health centre

4+ mon, 1+ day ago   (755+ words) The Prince of Wales has urged people to talk more about suicide as he opened a new men’s suicide prevention centre during Mental Health Awareness Week. William opened James’ Place in Birmingham, which is designed for men in crisis, having…...