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Farming couple acknowledged by PM to mark suicide prevention day

Andy and Lynda Eadon have helped to raise over 拢150,000 to support rural communities with their mental health after the death of their son Len in 2022

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Andy and Lynda Eadon helped to establish 'Len's Light' - a national campaign to raise awareness of mental health in farming communities
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Andy and Lynda Eadon helped to establish 'Len's Light' - a national campaign to raise awareness of mental health in farming communities

A farming couple have been recognised by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak for their efforts in raising awareness of suicide in agricultural communities. Andy and Lynda Eadon received the PM's daily points...

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