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Kevin Johnstone said: "Protest is a fundamental basic of democracy, you take that away you take away democracy. The government has given us countless things to protest against and now they want to take away our right to protest. "This is happening all across the country. This isnt just a local issue, its a national issue, and a global issue. Undemocratic regimes are clamping down on civil right all over the world, we cant let it happen here. "Were supposed to be a bastion of civil rights in th...

Anglia offers new photovoltaic cell range Anglia Components has announced a partnership with Anysolar, offering a new PCB-mounted photovoltaic solar cell line. The new line is for customers looking to develop designs powered from light energy harvested from the environment instead of or alongside a battery or mains source. The Anysolar line is a new product range for Anglia, and includes small efficient solar cells, also referred to as Solar BITs, and solar modules. The ...

Burnden Park Disaster: The FA Cup game that continued with 33 people dead at the side of the pitch It is 75 years to the day since Bolton and Stoke City were involved in one of footballs first stadium tragedies 33 fans died in the Burnden Park disaster on 9 March 1946. (Image: Simon Marland) For all the latest news from in and around Bolton, sign up for the free MyBolton newsletterInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information...

Palmer Backs Naughton For Top 10 Charge ——— David Palmer has backed coaching charge Hollie Naughton to make a top 10 place in the PSA World Rankings her own. The Canadian No.1 reached a career high ranking of No.20 in November after reaching the last 16 of the final three ranking events of 2020 at the Manchester Open, Egyptian Open and CIB Black Ball Open. The 26-year-old will open her competitive campaign this year at the 2021 CIB PSA Black Ball Squash Open with a first-round draw agains...

Traders Magazine 0 Shares The report titled, ‘The Importance of Automating the Middle Office’, emphasises a number of pain points experienced by firms across middle office operations which include: Pressure on staff to support multiple, fragmented processes tied to asset class siloes in the front office which can limit operational oversight Higher settlement risk and related costs as a result of fragmentation and manual processes which are prone to inaccuracy Challenges in meeting multip...

HERE we set sail back to 2014, when the Queen’s representative handed out awards to Keighley’s Sea Cadets and Royal Marine Cadets. West Yorkshire Deputy Lieutenant David Pearson was a guest at the unit’s annual presentation evening at its base in Waddington Street. The main awards were given in classes such as highest achiever, best Sea Cadet, best Royal Marine Cadet and best fundraiser. In addition, many cadets were presented with various qualification awards as a result of work ...

1000+ attendees That was Wine Future 2021 held virtually last week with speakers and attendees joining in from around the globe. While topics were wide ranging, they frequently touched on important issues we face worldwide– inclusivity, sustainability, and climate change– that are important whether you are in the wine industry or not. (Scroll down for a complete list of the session titles).  Find my notes from Wine Future Days 1 and 2 here. Wine Future 2021 supports three Non-Governmental ...

New Industry Research Highlights Need To Invest In Middle Office Amid Increasing Operational Pain Points For Firms Date 04/03/2021 Torstone Technology, a leading SaaS platform for post-trade securities and derivatives processing, and Firebrand Research, a provider of research and advisory services, has today published a white paper highlighting the need for sell-side firms to re-evaluate their current processes and invest in the middle office in order to improve operational controls, reduc...

THE funeral service for Captain Sir Tom Moore took place in Bedford on Saturday. Known to the nation as Captain Tom, his fundraising efforts at the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic captured hearts and raised millions of pounds for NHS charities. The former British Army officer completed 100 laps of his garden in the run-up to his 100th birthday last spring. Captain Tom died in hospital on February 2 after testing positive for Covid-19. At Bedford Crematorium this afternoon, the c...

Grief at his death was matched by admiration of all he achieved in his 100 years. Every element of the event reflected aspects of his long, rich journey, from his devotion to his family to his wartime service. His beloved Yorkshire roots were highlighted by the placing of a wreath, with 200 white roses, at his birthplace of Keighley on behalf of the Queen, who knighted him last summer. Further south, at the funeral in his adopted home county of Bedfordshire, a firing party from the Yorkshire Re...