The Benedict Blythe Foundation from Stamford is calling on the Government to act immediately to protect pupils at risk of anaphylaxis
following publication of landmark research by Benedict’s mum, Helen Blythe and Professor Paul Turner of Imperial College London and the National Allergy Strategy Group. They believe rolling out spare pens will not only save lives, it would also save the government £4.6 million money that could be reinvested into funding allergy training and rolling out allergy policies.
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Fatal motorbike accident in Peterborough
Rutland County Museum opens for the Easter holidays
Rutland Farm Park's last week of public opening
Weekend sports round up
Frank Newbon Outdoor Gym re-opens
Cabinet roles announced for Rutland County Council
Regular church services return to All Saints' Church
Man arrested on suspicion of causing criminal damage
