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Fundraiser Deborah Percy in Bonchurch, and the beachside defibrillator. GENEROUS donations from Bonchurch residents will go towards the installation of vital defibrillators on all four geographical tiers of the village. New life-saving equipment will be fitted at Leeson Road at the top of Bonchurch Shute, halfway up the Shute at the Bonchurch Inn, and outside the garage opposite the village pond. One defibrillator has already been installed at the beach. Fundraiser Deborah Percy has bee...

Surge in support for Downtown Portlaoise which wants more businesses on board to help drive recovery Reporter:  ); Adversity in the face of Covid-19 has united businesses in Portlaoise with a surge in firms joining the Downtown Portlaoise traders group as the Laois town gets back in business after lockdown. But the group wants as many companies on board as possible to help drive the towns success. So much so that its Chairperson PJ Kavanagh has, on behalf of the committee, invited companies...

Malawian UK Nurses Association (MUNA), an embodiment of like-minded Malawian physicians based in the UK, will hold yet another COVID-19 online conference (webinar) on Friday, April 16 at 20:00hrs Malawi time, this time tackling ‘Mental Health & Well-being — Pandemic Coping Strategies. One of the speakers, Dr. Nyang’wa The speakers are Ethel Changa who is a mental health specialist nurse and an England National Health Service (NHS) nurse advisor originally from Zimbabwe and a Malawian ...

By John Tweed File image of youngsters enjoying sailing through the Chesil Sailing Trust on the waters off Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy. As we remember the life of HRH Prince Philip Duke of Edinburgh and many of us try to find an appropriate way of honouring his memory and the contribution that he made to the life of our nation, it has been suggested that people may wish to make a contribution to charity, rather than bu...

Andy Sloan meeting Prince Philip After the sad news of the death of the Duke of Edinburgh on Friday, we asked you to get in touch with your memories of seeing him. Prince Philip carried out countless engagements in Dorset over the years, his most recent being the unveiling of a statue of the Queen Mother in Poundbury alongside the Queen in 2016. He also visited the area in 2009 when he did a walkabout on Weymouth beach with the Queen. Andy Sloan of Weymouth met Prince Philip on this oc...

select ‘Application’ on the toolbar select ‘Correction’ from the options available. You will be taken to the ‘Key Entry Data’ screen enter the customer’s NINO select the ‘All’ checkbox select ‘Yes’ on the message. You will be taken to the ‘Applicant Details’ screen select ‘Pm1’ on the toolbar. The ‘Payment Details’ screen will display Note: If it is a joint claim, select either ‘Pm1’ for the first customer or ‘Pm2’ for the second customer depending on w...

Note: From 27th January 2021, there are no new claims to tax credits. Note: Before you attempt to capture a claim, you must follow the guidance in TCM0134480. Note: From 6 April 2017, customers will only get the Family Element of Child Tax Credit where they are responsible for a child or children born before that date. Note: To support the expansion of Universal Credit (UC), The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and The Department for Communities (DfC) in Northern Ireland, are undertaking...

TCM0256200 - Renewals Annual Declaration (general): manual capturing a new claim - for late declarations You should check the other guidance available on GOV.UK from HMRC as Brexit updates to those pages are being prioritised before manuals. Background Note: From 27th January 2021, there are no new claims to tax credits Use this helpcard when capturing a claim when good cause has been refused, or the declaration was received between 31 January and 5 April. The information you will be using to c...

Beth Linklater (centre) with Basingstoke hospital staff after handing over the items provided by Costa Coffee A fundraiser programme to buy coffees for nurses at Basingstoke Hospital has crossed £1,400. Organised by the Equality and Diversity group at Queen Mary’s College, the programme is aiming to collect as much money as possible to show support to the NHS staff who have been working tirelessly since the start of the pandemic. The money raised will be used to buy vouchers from Costa...

BRADFORD Bulls fans have been given the chance to boost the playing budget for the club’s squad by signing up to a new scheme. The Bradford Bulls Squad Booster Association (BBSA), a new independent supports’ group, has been set up with the sole aim of raising funds to supplement the existing Bulls club budget for retaining and signing first-team squad players. All funds raised by the scheme will go directly into the BBSBA bank account. Then, at the request of head coach John Kear alon...