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More than one in 20 people in Harwich and North Essex moved house because of the coronavirus pandemic, a survey suggests.

Coronavirus triggers just one in 20 Clacton residents to move house Just one in 20 people in Clacton moved house because of the coronavirus pandemic, a survey suggests, despite the crisis prompting many to look for new homes elsewhere. Research by the think tank Demos asked 20,000 adults in parliamentary constituencies across Great Britain how the Covid-19 crisis had affected where they want to live. In Clacton, 5% of people surveyed in December said they had recently moved house or were ...

Fewer Andover residents are planning of relocating due to Covid than the national average, a survey suggests. Research by the think tank Demos asked 20,000 adults in parliamentary constituencies across Great Britain how the Covid-19 crisis had affected where they want to live. In North West Hampshire, 6 per cent of people surveyed in December said they had recently moved house or were planning on doing so for reasons related to the pandemic. Across Great Britain, 9 per cent of survey resp...

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A TALENTED student is swapping North Yorkshire for New Jersey after being awarded a £250,000 scholarship to study at one of America’s most prestigious universities. Ripon Grammar School pupil Mena Scatchard, one of the fastest young middle-distance runners in the UK, won a funded place at Princeton University. The US Ivy League institution, which this year offered just under four per cent of all 37,600 applicants a place, will pay Mena’s fees and accommodation for four years. In ad...

Credit AppHarvest   Eastern Kentucky agri-tech company AppHarvest launched a container farm classroom program at Madison Central High School in Richmond on Thursday. The project uses retrofitted shipping containers as grow houses that can hold thousands of seedlings and mature plants. It’ll operate as a hands-on agriculture classroom and feed students and people in the community. AppHarvest Founder and CEO Jonathan Webb said the initiative would be a model for the state and country. “We w...

Pizza, picking and swimming snakes Robotics roundup: Big funding for medical and food this week Some weeks are slim pickings when it comes to pulling together interesting robotics stories. This is, decidedly, not one of those weeks. In fact, it’s been a bit tough keeping up with the deluge of robotics activity over the past seven days. I’m going to take that very small sample size as purely anecdotal evidence that investment interest in the category is still white hot. This is another one o...

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