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Eventbrite - Food Smart Dublin, Trinity Centre for Environmental Humanities presents One Year of Irish Seafood - Book Launch and End of Project Event - Thursday, 17 June 2021 - Find event and ticket information.

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  Minister for Further and Higher Education Simon Harris has announced as a “major priority” transition planning for students with learning disabilities to move into further education and employment. The project, to be completed by September, will also include a “mapping exercise” of existing facilities and examples of good practice for further and higher education. A national access plan for students into further education after secondary school is also under way. Mr Harri...

Sutton Coldfield Town Councils unprecedented year from grand town centre plans to ‘allotment plots’ Birmingham’s answer to Handforth Parish Council on unprecedented year from grand town centre plans to allotment plots, park ‘decline’ to pandemic praise Royal Sutton Coldfield Town Council returned to in-person meetings for the first time in 12 months with a double-header AGM and May meeting at the Trinity Centre Sign up to our free email alerts for the top MySuttonColdfi...

Several door and window framing products from Alspec were specified for a new learning hub at St Rita’s College in Clayfield, QLD.

Rector James Packman at Holy Trinity Church. - Credit: Holy Trinity Church A Nailsea church has been awarded £76,200 to enable it to reopen and support community groups in the town.  Holy Trinity Church, in Church Lane, has been awarded the money through the second round of the Culture Recovery Fund for Heritage – to help organisations cope with the effects of the pandemic.  The church, like many organisations, has been hit hard by the lockdowns. Local authority grants, the furlough sche...

Trinity News and Events 22nd April 2021 22nd April 2021 Three researchers from Trinity – Professors Jennifer McElwain, Seamus Martin and Daniel Kelly – have won highly prestigious European Research Council (ERC) Advanced Grants. These awards, announced annually and valued at approximately €2.5 million each, go to established, leading principal investigators with a significant record of research achievements over the last decade. These three awards now bring the total number of ERC Investi...

Massive Attack among Bristol collective spearheading project to support arts sector By Ellie Pipe, Tuesday Apr 20, 2021 Some of Bristol’s biggest names have thrown their weight behind a new initiative to support the arts sector amid fears of a “lost generation of creativity”. Massive Attack, Tricky, Maisie Williams, Daniel Day-Lewis, Stephen Merchant, IDLES, Jen Reid, Portishead and Lawrence Hoo are among those backing proposals to create the UK’s first city-wide Business Improvement Di...

Scots shopper ordered to break covid rules with 500-mile round trip to return two shirts Angie Steel, 62, from Aberdeen, has been left high and dry by the closure of all the Debenhams stores in Scotland. Angie Steel, 62, has been left high and dry (Image: Supplied) Join thousands of others in getting the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send yo...

Updated: April 19, 2021, 7:34 pm © DCT Media Angie Steel of Peterculter, who has been told by Debenhams that the only way she can get the money back for the two shirts given as a Christmas present is to return them to England in person as no Scottish shops will be reopening Picture by Paul Glendell 19/04 /2021 Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try...