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giffgaff is connecting more homes with affordable broadband – and backing nature restoration too

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Never underestimate the power of pets

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Got an old mobile gathering dust? You’re not alone

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How a Citroën ë-Berlingo Van is helping Swansea charity deliver connection and kindness

A man wearing a white sports top and light trousers stands smiling next to a grey Citroën ë-Berlingo van with “Living in Fitness” and “Driving Change for Good” branding. The van is parked at an electric vehicle charging station with a Fastned charger in the background. The setting is an outdoor charging area with a covered structure and trees with autumn foliage.

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How a new electric van is helping Oxfordshire's over-50s to keep fit

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The power of B Corp – balancing profit with progress

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"It's more than just a phone": How digital access is transforming life for Big Issue vendors

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How an electric van is helping to make Changemakers Matthew's House a home from home

A Citroën Ami microcar with a UK-style number plate reading “AMII YEP” is shown against a colourful geometric background. Inside the car, several young boys in school uniforms are smiling and looking out of the windshield. The background features bright blue, yellow, red, and pink shapes, giving the image a playful and dynamic feel.

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What do kids really think about electric cars and the future of driving?

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Citroën superfans celebrate the iconic brand's classic past and sustainable future

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