Eddie's magic is just the trick in his fight to conquer depression
From the brink of suicide to being voted one of the best new magicians in the country, it has been a tough two years for Eddie Young.
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Help for women, men and children over 13 who have suffered sexual abuse
Published: Sat 27 Oct 2012
Rape and sexual abuse are topics many in society would prefer not to talk about.
From deep joy to utter despair with postnatal depression
Published: Sat 20 Oct 2012
'IT turned my life upside down and shook it', is how one mother describes her experience of postnatal depression, a condition which affects around one in seven women.
The tale of a Burton music enigma is to be told at last
Published: Sat 13 Oct 2012
AN article written 10 years ago by the late Mail legend Andy Parker inspired a South Derbyshire author to tell the tale of Burton's most famous musical figure.
St George's Park is on the ball for its opening by the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge
Published: Sat 06 Oct 2012
AS the eagerly-awaited arrival of the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge draws closer, preparations for one of the biggest days in Burton's history are entering their final stages, writes Rich Guttridge.
Cycle charity puts young cancer sufferers on the road to recovery
Published: Sat 22 Sep 2012
CYCLISTS Fighting Cancer is a charity which provides an effective and unique way of helping children and young people battling the disease. The charity donates new bicycles, specially adapted tricycles
Life is still sweet for the boy banned from eating treats
Published: Tue 18 Sep 2012
JACK Cooper is not only battling to overcome a rare condition which could lead to him becoming obese - he is also banned from eating sweets, chocolates and biscuits. The youngster, and his mother Alison,
A safe haven for parents and children to socialise
Published: Sat 08 Sep 2012
BEING a new mother can be a full-time job, leaving little time for a social life. It can be difficult to meet people, particularly for mums who have moved to a new area or lack a wide circle of family
Beauty is only skin deep in the hands of former school-hating ink meister Kevin Paul
Published: Sat 28 Jul 2012
Tattooing was once thought of as a taboo subject but, now, tattoo artists are in demand as the craze for inked skin has gripped people all over the world. Reporter KATIE BOWLER and photographer NEIL
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