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Council Decides to Rename Black Boy Lane

Council Decides to Rename Black Boy Lane The Council have called the exercise  a renaming consultation , but the online questionnaire offers only the ability to choose from a shortlist of two new names. So it appears that the decision to rename has already been taken with only the choice of name left to be decided. They have issued the following press release. The council has launched a renaming consultation with residents and businesses located on Black Boy Lane, as part of the wider Review on Monuments, Buildings, Place and Street Names in Haringey – which was launched on 12 June 2020, in response to the Black Lives Matter movement.

Network Norfolk : Norwich minister s global mission role

Norwich minister s global mission role  As the UK Development Director for World Outreach, Norwich-based former Baptist pastor, David Adams, oversees and implements any opportunity to share the story of World Outreach. This includes the many ways it is advancing the spread of the Good News of Jesus around the world. David’s involvement with World Outreach (WO) began in the early 1990s. His introduction to the organisation came when ministering in India. “My contact there was an Indian man who I had met at Bible College in Dallas, Texas in 1978. God’s ways are amazing,” said David (pictured above). “Since the 90s I have done many mission trips with WOI. I count it a true privilege to be part of a mission with such a big heart for the unreached peoples of the world.

Schroders flags poor performing multi-manager range in value report for second year running

Schroders flags poor performing multi-manager range in value report for second year running Second AoV report finds nine of the FTSE 100 firm’s funds did not consistently demonstrate value Schroder’s multi-manager team faces tough questions as the majority of its funds have been flagged for poor performance for the second year running. In the FTSE 100 asset manager’s second assessment of value (AoV) report its fund board determined that 80 out of 89 funds had demonstrated value. But once again the fund board concluded that four out of six of its multi-manager funds, run by Robin McDonald (pictured) and Joseph Le Jehan, had failed to consistently demonstrate value.

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