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'Difficult decision' to close Samaritans branch after more than 50 years

'Difficult decision' to close Samaritans branch after more than 50 years
BBC Health Thursday 22 October 2026, 20:20 UTC 1 min read
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"Sadly, and due to circumstances beyond anyone's control, the difficult decision was reached to close the branch," they charity says.

"Sadly, and due to circumstances beyond anyone's control, the difficult decision was reached to close the branch," they charity says.
Samaritans (ORG)
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