TIME FOR KINDNESS: Animals show kindness too
When I run workshops about kindness I always ask attendees to share their stories and examples.
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TIME FOR KINDNESS: How kindness runs through sport
Alongside the competitiveness and rivalry, there is a lot of kindness to be seen in the world of sport.
TIME FOR KINDNESS: Ways to put kindness into your life
On the gate of a house near where I live hangs a blue binbag full of empty drinks cans.
TIME FOR KINDNESS: Reflections on a kinder year
As another year of seeing kindness in the world around me draws to a close, I've been reflecting on what ...
TIME FOR KINDNESS: The many forms of kindness
One of the things I've noticed about kindness is that it comes in so many forms. Each of us can ...
TIME FOR KINDNESS: Kindness is powerful
I believe that kindness is powerful because it connects us all as human beings. My belief in that power means ...
Finchampstead pupils give out a lesson in kindness
PUPILS from a borough school have been giving lessons in kindness. The students at Gorse Ride School in Finchampstead are ...
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