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BRACKNELL Forest schools will be boosted by a grant worth £425,000 handed out specifically for climate change projects. The cash will go towards improving the insulation and carbon efficiency of the schools, with some buildings being around 120 years old. The refurbishments will make thermal improvements in classrooms across the borough helping to reduce carbon emissions and environmental impacts. Cllr Peter Heydon, Bracknell Forest Council’s finance boss, said: “This funding award...

At the time of writing just 3 per cent of the population have been fully vaccinated. Last week the HSE vaccinated approximately 81,843 people, falling well short of its 100,000 target. Not surprisingly, tensions are running high, GPs are calling for more clarity, politicians are putting out fires and, at the centre of it all, some of the countys most vulnerable people are left waiting, wondering when their time will come. Yvonne Lacey is one such person. A wheelchair user, she suffers from arr...

Western Province Cricket announce mens, womens squads ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Wed, Mar 10 2021 23:42 IST | ​ 19 Views   Cape Town, March 10 : Western Province Cricket Association have named the mens and womens squads for the upcoming provincial tournaments, to be played in bio-secure environments in Kimberley and Cape Town respectively. The mens team will be heading to Kimberley to compete in Pool D action from March 16-28 against Northerns, Northern Cape and the SA under-19 team...

Dryden, ON, Canada / CKDR Mar 8, 2021 2:31 PM Left to right: Darrin Spence, IFNA Emergency Operations; Connor Howie, IFNA Health Services Manager; Roy Fiddler, Community Pandemic Lead; Chief Gordon Beardy; Councillor Doug Beardy/Photo Supplied The province says it has reached a milestone for immunizing northern first nations against COVID-19. It says everyone living in the 31 remote communities has received the first dose of the vaccine, who wants one. Overall, over 15 thousand doses of the COV...

Program/Project Management Job in Kenya about Climate Change and Environment, requiring 5-9 years of experience, from UNOPS; closing on 12 Mar 2021

Wednesday, 17 February 2021, 8:37 am What lies beneath Blenheim is a mostly unseen but significant driver of economic activity for Marlborough. Since Marlborough emerged from COVID Level 4 in August last year, more than $30 million in critical infrastructure contracts have either been awarded or restarted in the region with local contractors benefitting from close to $17 million of these. This is just one part of the Council’s overall capital expenditure (core infrastructure) programme, whic...

Press Release – Marlborough District Council What lies beneath Blenheim is a mostly unseen but significant driver of economic activity for Marlborough. Since Marlborough emerged from COVID Level 4 in August last year, more than $30 million in critical infrastructure contracts have either … What lies beneath Blenheim is a mostly unseen but significant driver of economic activity for Marlborough. Since Marlborough emerged from COVID Level 4 in August last year, more than $30 million in criti...

Two years of work and research have yielded a new direction for UNI’s brand and story amid a competitive higher education landscape.

Dryden, ON, Canada / CKDR Feb 5, 2021 1:43 PM Left to right: Darrin Spence, IFNA Emergency Operations; Connor Howie, IFNA Health Services Manager; Roy Fiddler, Community Pandemic Lead; Chief Gordon Beardy; Councillor Doug Beardy/Photo Supplied Residents of Muskrat Dam First Nation have received their vaccine against COVID-19. Chief Gordon Beardy, Community Councilors and other Leaders were some of the first in line to receive their first dose on February 1. According to Chief Beardy 86% of elig...

Situated in the heart of Cheam Village, Whitehall Historic House is a 500-year old timber-framed Tudor building. Its original use is debated, although some suggest it was a meeting or council house once visited by Queen Elizabeth I.  What is certain, is that prior to its doors opening as a museum in 1978, Whitehall has, over the years, been a home to many people. In early 2020, Sutton Mencap, a charity working to improve the lives of people with a learning disability and their carers,...