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E.coli O157 & Haemolytic Uraemic Syndrome


HUSH Raises Awareness

11th August 2004

Two members of HUSH kindly agreed to appear on "Talking Scotland" slots that are presently running after the lunchtime and evening news on Scottish Television. Sponsored by the Scottish Executive who are keen to raise awareness of environmental contamination, these one minute slots allow the members to put forward their own experiences of dealing with E.coli O157 when their children became infected.

The slots will run for one week and form an opener for the main campaign that will commence in Spring 2005.




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24th February 2005

Open to all members and their families, the AGM will be taking place at Guy's Thatched Hamlet, Bilsborrow, near Preston, on Saturday 19th March.  Starting at 1.30 pm this will be an opportunity to hear what the charity are doing/planning to do in the next year an... ...read on
24th February 2005

HUSH are delighted to be sponsoring a competition within schools throughout Wyre Borough to design a new logo for the charity. This follows on from the "Mission Possible" scheme devised by Wyre Borough Council. Targeted at 8-1... ...read on
12th November 2004

Over the summer HUSH members have been carrying out a follow up survey on the the labelling of unpasteurised cheese sold in supermarkets throughout England and Scotland. Original findings were presented to Melanie Johnston, MP, the... ...read on
12th November 2004

You may have noticed big improvements in the HUSH website over the past few months. We are indebted to Rob at imailuk.com for his he... ...read on
11th August 2004

Two members of HUSH kindly agreed to appear on "Talking Scotland" slots that are presently running after the lunchtime and evening news on Scottish Television. Sponsored by the Scottish Executive who are keen to raise awareness of environmental contamination, these on... ...read on
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