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The Independent UK
The Independent UK
National
Alex Ross

Villagers affected by Heathrow expansion to receive free one-to-one therapy

Heathrow
  • Heathrow Airport has launched a free mental health support service for local residents affected by its proposed third runway expansion.
  • The airport acknowledges that "years of uncertainty" regarding the expansion plans have caused anxiety among the community.
  • The plans involve the potential demolition of approximately 750 homes and the relocation of the M25 motorway.
  • The service offers a 24/7 helpline, personalised counselling, one-to-one therapy sessions, and cognitive behavioural therapy.
  • Campaigners and some political figures continue to oppose the project, citing environmental concerns and the impact on residents.

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Heathrow offers free therapy to residents over ‘incredibly difficult’ expansion plans

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