内容摘要：, Abingdon will begin commemorations with the town crier's proclamation from the County Hall roof at 09:00 BST.

, Abingdon will begin commemorations with the town crier's proclamation from the County Hall roof at 09:00 BST.

She added that they recognise that there are unacceptable wait times and they are committed to moving towards a needs-led approach where children and families will receive responsive provisions that support them.The leader of Swindon Borough Council has said there is not much time left to replace the ageing Wyvern Theatre.

Jim Robbins, leader of the Labour-controlled authority,: "It is coming towards the end of its life, it would be unthinkable for a town Swindon's size to not have a theatre."We need to do the work now to make sure we have a seamless transition."

Labour leaders said construction for replacing the building erected in 1971 would start in March 2026.The pledges have been made by Swindon Borough Council, which has

to improve the town.

They have promised to publish a plan for a much larger entertainment venue soon.Earlier that year, Tetiana's name had appeared online on a pro-Russian forum. It identified her as a 'waiter', a slur for those seen to be 'waiting' for liberation. Melitopol was full of informers.

"She definitely donated money and helped [Ukraine] however she could," her daughter tells me. "Some people die on the battlefield and others die in occupation, helping Ukraine in other ways. To me, she's a warrior. She knew the risks. But she had to help."By then, Ukrainians in occupied areas were being forced to take Russian passports. Russian citizens were brought in to staff schools, as well as police and prosecutors.

Eventually Tetiana and Oleh agreed to leave Melitopol if the Ukrainian army hadn't pushed through by November. But in September, they were arrested.Lyudmila was frantic. Unable to return to an occupied town, she wrote to every official body she could find, demanding answers as her grandmother began searching local police stations and prisons.