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Anna Louise Claydon

Anna Louise Claydon

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Presenter and Producer, BBC Radio 4

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  • Send sports club a 'sanctuary' for mum and son

    By Anna Louise Claydon| BBC Verified Send sports club a 'sanctuary' for mum and sonAnna Louise ClaydonRajeshree ShahThe mother of a child with a very rare genetic disorder said a local sports club has transformed their livesThe mother of a child with a rare genetic disorder said a local sports club had transformed their lives and become their "sanctuary". Rajeshree Shah, 50, enrolled her son Aadi, 12, in free multi-sports sessions in Loughton, Essex, earlier this year.

    By Anna Louise Claydon · BBC

    Feb. 23, 2025

  • Plans for £2bn AI centre and 750 jobs

    By Anna Louise Claydon| Yahoo Verified One of the UK's leading AI companies announced plans for a £2bn data centre in Loughton [Getty Images]Work to construct the UK's largest artificial intelligence (AI) data centre could create up to 750 jobs in a town. Nscale pledged £2bn to build and open the pioneering facility in Loughton, Essex, by 2026. It came after the government announced plans to become a world leader in AI, using it to boost growth and deliver services more efficiently.

    By Anna Louise Claydon · Yahoo

    Jan. 16, 2025

  • Send sports club a 'sanctuary' for mum and son

    By Anna Louise Claydon| BBC Verified Send sports club a 'sanctuary' for mum and sonAnna Louise ClaydonRajeshree ShahThe mother of a child with a very rare genetic disorder said a local sports club has transformed their livesThe mother of a child with a rare genetic disorder said a local sports club had transformed their lives and become their "sanctuary". Rajeshree Shah, 50, enrolled her son Aadi, 12, in free multi-sports sessions in Loughton, Essex, earlier this year.

    By Anna Louise Claydon · BBC

    Feb. 23, 2025

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BBC Radio 4