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kindness of strangers

These good news tales about the kindness of strangers are intended to be uplifting and give readers faith in humanity.

a long train stopped at a platform.

Passenger gets attention of train conductor for disabled woman.

“A stranger saw me trying, and failing, to get the attention of a conductor from the train platform in my wheelchair and walked down the platform to get them for me so they could get the ramp so I could get on the train.” Such a simple and small act of kindness that made a […]

A view down a train carriage with one person sat to the right and a family with toddler standing in the aisle further down.

Strangers on a train show kindness.

“I was travelling home from a day in London, back to North Devon. Unfortunately, between Reading and Taunton, I was taken ill very unexpectedly and passed out in a toilet, having rushed into it feeling very sick. The thud of my passing out was heard by a lovely lady, Mitas, who raised the alarm. Soon

a young girl with long blonde hair, sitting at a table at a pub and colouring in a colouring book. Behind her are four machines filled with balls containing surprises.

Young girl shows kindness to stranger.

“I took my daughter to dinner at the local pub near us and we were eating our food and a mum and her daughter who is a bit older came over to us and said that the girl had found some pound coins in the car park and she’s used a couple on the machines

text reads All the love that the project received before it's first event even happened was so kind.

Kindness overflows in community projects like Re-Kinked.

Supporting community run projects is such a powerful act of kindness that ripples out. In fact, community projects are somewhere we hear about a lot of kindness from the people organising them, to those getting the word out about them, along with the specifics of the project itself, and here’s one example: “I started a

The Shard, taken from the Sky Garden atop the "Walkie-Talkie". A window is open, which allows a crane to lower a box that holds the window cleaners. The people walking at the bottom of this tower are approximately 170 × smaller than the building.

Kindness of Londoners during visit to The Shard.

“My son and I took my mum to the Shard last week in her wheelchair. Everyone we met was so helpful and kind. Young men offering to help us off the train and also up steps. The train manager visiting us on the train to offer his help. The security guards at the Shard treating

a milky coffee in a blue cup sat on a yellow saucer.

Colleague’s bag returned.

“I had a meeting with a colleague in a café on campus. As we left, someone ran after us to return my colleague’s bag which he had seen her leave behind by mistake.” What kindness have you seen in your workplace this week? Small acts of kindness like this make up everyday life, try choosing

a metal kissing gate between a concrete path and a green grassy area.

Dog walker opens gate for person with pram.

“At the weekend I was walking towards the gate of the playground pushing a sleeping baby in a pram. Someone was walking past with their dog and stopped to open the gate so I could get out more easily.” What small act of everyday kindness have you spotted recently? This one was sent in via

a coffee one flag flying beside a table with a plate and glass on it. Behind it is a pedestrian street with shops and people walking past.

Coffee shop customer returns scarf.

My Mum left her favourite scarf on her chair in a café and another customer came running after her to return it. These small acts of kindness are happening every day – what have you seen? Help with parking ticket machine. Practice session for new Dungeons and Dragons DM. Pick up walking stick for colleague.

a view from inside a bus, the poles are pink and an elderly woman is sat to the right holding one while talking to another woman who is standing up near the bus driver and looking at her.

Stanger pays for bus ticket.

“I saw a guy (who is a colleague of mine) pay for a girl’s ticket on the bus when hers wasn’t working for some reason. Funnily enough I was just thinking about if I should go do it when he did.” This isn’t the first time we’ve heard about people paying for each other’s tickets