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Items we cannot acceptThere are certain items we cannot accept as donations due to legal and health and safety reasons. See the list of items we cannot accept. 
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Triathlon and duathlon training schedulesTriathlon and duathlon training schedules 
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Volunteering benefitsFind out about all the benefits BHF volunteers are entitled to including discounts, training and recognition awards. 
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Buddsoddi mewn priyfsgolion y yrru twf economaiddCyllido Dyfodol Cymru' adroddiad yn ymddangos sut mae ymchwil a datblygiad mewn prifysgolion yn lles l’r economi Cymru, a sut mae gwariant Llywodraeth Cymru ar gyllid gysylltiedig ag ansawdd (QR) yn rhy isel. 
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Julian shares what it means to be a Community First ResponderWe speak to volunteer Julian about being a Community First Responder (CFR) in the West Midlands and using The Circuit to ensure defibrillators are rescue ready. 
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Defibrillator cash in Wales dependent on registration on The CircuitThe Head of the BHF in Wales has welcomed a commitment by the Welsh Government to pledge half a million pounds of additional funding to improve community access to defibrillators. 
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Keeping personal information safeHandling personal information is part of the role of a BHF Volunteer. Learn your responsibilities when it comes to handling personal information on others. 
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Average age of stroke victims is getting younger according to new figures released today by PHEThe average age of stroke victims is getting younger according to new figures released today by Public Health England. 
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Clinical Trials UnitsWe require that every multicentre interventional clinical trial, while remaining under the scientific control of the principal investigator, should usually be managed by a UKCRC registered CTU. Here's more information about CTUs.