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YET AGAIN I find myself amazed at the enormity of the tasks undertaken by everyone at The Child's i Foundation.
Today I jumped in the car with charity founder Lucy Buck to visit Malaika House in Kampala.
I AM TOLD that six months is the target date to have youngsters reunited with their families or with adoptive parents.
Looking at the babies here it is so encouraging to know that they will be given the opportunity to have a bright future.
AFTER a long couple of days of traveling I am finally here in Uganda!
I arrived just a few hours ago and am writing this post from the office at The Malaika Babies Home in Kampala.
A MOTHER of two from Feltham says she is at her "wit's end" after living with an intermittent water supply for over a month.
Roxanne Lamoth, 25, who lives in Pieris House flat on the High Street, said she has not had a reliable water supply since July 17.
NOT long to go now!
It's just two days until I jet off to Kampala to work as a media volunteer at the Malaika Babies Home.
POLICE are working with the local community to tackle increasing problems with gangs of youths in Bedfont.
They have had to step up patrols in the area as well as meeting with residents, amongst a host of new measures in a bid to tackle the issue which has worsened over the summer holidays.
THE INTRODUCTION of a parking permit scheme at a block of flats in Bedfont has caused "huge problems" in the surrounding areas.
The Catalyst Housing Group is in the process of building 320 flats on Page Road, with 316 parking spaces.
A FELTHAM councillor has spoken of her distress at being burgled and hopes to highlight the damaging effect it has on victims of such crimes.
Conservative councillor for Feltham West Barbara Harris, of Rochester Avenue, is struggling to cope with the shock of finding her home had been ransacked in August.
A CONSERVATIVE councillor has denied claims he is abandoning his constituency by buying a house 100 miles away.
Hanworth Conservative councillor Andrew Morgan-Watts has been criticised this week for purchasing a home in Gloucestershire just months after the local council election.
MORE THAN 150 arson attacks across Feltham this summer have prompted calls for action from the police, the London Fire Brigade, and local councillors.
In July alone, 149 fires were dealt with by the fire brigade in the area.

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