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Kingsfleet Wealth announced as sponsor of the Big Hoot 2022
Kingsfleet Health has been announced as a sponsor of the Big Hoot 2022, an art trail organised by St Elizabeth Hospice in Ipswich.
Council for Science and Technology sets out nine recommendations for the prime minister
The Council for Science and Technology sent a letter to the prime minister earlier this summer offering advice on how to reinforce the UK's status a powerhouse within global science and technology.
High-quality training for all teachers would cost government £210m, report finds
Offering teachers the entitlement to high-quality training and development would cost the UK government £210 million per year, research from the Education Policy Institute has found.
The Afghanistan Debacle: It is never too late to learn from history and give up on the failed strategies of the past
As the US and it's allies pull out of Afghanistan after a 20 year war, Ahmed Shibli, gives his take on the issues that have have plagued the 'War on Terror' and the foreign policy objectives of the West in the 21st Century.
Creo Medical opens US headquarters in Connecticut
Creo Medical Group opened its new United States headquarters in Connecticut last month, with the new site based at the Summit in Danbury.
41 per cent of adults gained weight during lockdown, PHE finds
Public Health England launched its latest Better Health campaign last month in a bid to encourage adults across the UK to lose weight, eat more healthily and increase their level of activity.
Total QSR shortlisted for Foodservice Equipment Journal Awards
Total QSR is one of five catering equipment services firms that has been shortlisted for the 2021 Foodservice Equipment Journal Awards.
Mission Care impacting the community with Improving Lives initiative and charity shops
Mission Care is a Christian charity that has provided person-centred care for adults since 1904 and now runs five homes in Kent and London.
Students with mental health issues three times more likely not to achieve five passing grades at GCSE
Students suffering from mental health issues are three times more likely not to achieve five passing grades at GCSE including English and maths than their peers, a new study has found.
Government table amendments to Environment Bill
The UK government has tabled amendments to the Environment Bill aimed at strengthening its commitment to protecting the environment and rebuilding the economy post-pandemic in a sustainable manner.
Moshon Data involved in inaugural advanced driver-assistance systems event
Moshon Data was one of a handful of firms within the advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) industry that came together last month for the first ever collaborative event hosted by DriverAssist.tech.
Government plan to treble tree planting rate by 2024 & sustainability push by Wigwam toys
Environment secretary George Eustace set out plans earlier this year for the trebling of tree planting rates in England by the end of this parliament.
Aberdeen Harbour features in new BBC documentary
Aberdeen Harbour has featured in a new BBC documentary series called Our Lives, which focuses on the workings of a port that dates all the way back to 1136.
Teacher wellbeing a growing concern in UK schools
There have been growing concerns surrounding the wellbeing of teachers working in UK schools, with recent data from YouGov illustrating the extent of the issue.
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