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Press Release – Brake NZ Entries are now open for the seventh annual Australasian Fleet Champions Awards. Brake, the road safety charity organises the awards through its Global Fleet Champions initiative and is inviting entries from fleet operators and suppliers working to … Entries are now open for the seventh annual Australasian Fleet Champions Awards. Brake, the road safety charity organises the awards through its Global Fleet Champions initiative and is inviting entries from fleet oper...

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Entries are now open for the seventh annual Australasian Fleet Champions Awards. Brake, the road safety charity organises the awards through its Global Fleet Champions initiative and is inviting entries from fleet operators and suppliers working to ...

WCNC Charlotte is partnering with local Carolina organizations to make a difference by spotlighting available community resources. Author: WCNC Staff Updated: 10:19 PM EST March 5, 2021 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Persistent systemic challenges continue to prevent people of color from securing home loans. As WCNC Charlotte has reported, data shows most of Charlottes largest lenders denied Black applicants two to three times more often than their white counterparts in 201...

The first Eco Committee at Birchwood Community High School was formed in June 2018. From a student-led recycling programme, to participating in litter picks with primary school children, students have shown great commitment to improving their school and the environment. In September 2020, all the pupils work paid off when they were selected and shortlisted by the Educate Awards North West for the ‘Outstanding Commitment to the Environment’ award. Explaining why the team had been cho...

Nursing hopeful overcomes four bouts of brain surgery and is now on road to dream future Unstoppable Stockton mum achieves goal, gets place at uni and is recognised in regional award Latest Teesside headlines straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy No...

A Mallow woman who has helped raise over €130,000 for the worlds poorest people by organising annual street collections in the town for the last 46 years, has been honoured by the Irish humanitarian organisation Concern Worldwide. Retired nurse Irene OBrien (70) has not missed a year since she began in 1974, when she returned from working for Concern in Bangladesh and the Blue Nuns in Rhodesia. "Kathleen McCarthy had begun the collections the previous year and we are still collecting together...