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My Bristol Favourites: Amelia Howarth By Lowie Trevena, Friday Apr 16, 2021 Three years in the making, it will be the first major science and cultural exhibition in the UK about the curiosity of a city. It will open in May 2021. They also work with Yuup, a new Bristol based marketplace for experiences with a focus on local community. Independent journalism is needed now more than ever. The Exchange Exchange hosts a huge array of gigs and events. It’s also a cafe during the day. Photo: Exchan...

04/15/2021 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 04/15/2021 03:42 Minister Coveney launches new human rights guidance for business enterprises Press release 15 April 2021 The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Defence, Simon Coveney, will today launch new guidance human rights for business enterprises. The guidance was developed by a multi-stakeholder group as part of the implementation of the National Plan on Business and Human Rights. Speaking in advance of the launch, Ministe...

Minister Coveney launches new human rights guidance for business enterprises   The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Minister for Defence, Simon Coveney, will today launch new guidance human rights for business enterprises. The guidance was developed by a multi-stakeholder group as part of the implementation of the National Plan on Business and Human Rights. Speaking in advance of the launch, Minister Coveney said: "While business enterprises are, in general, a force for good ar...

Rosa’s Thai Café is planning to open up to six new restaurants over the next year, as well as continuing to grow its portfolio of delivery-only cloud kitchens. The Trispan-backed Thai restaurant group, which operates venues in Manchester, Liverpool and Leeds as well as across London, is pushing ahead with its expansion plans, saying it has remained cash generative over the past 12 months thanks to significant delivery and takeaway sales.  In its latest accounts,...

Plans revealed to transform a former Gateshead church into an arts centre The 19th century building could be transformed to provide facilities for dance, drama, film and related arts 16:00, 17 MAR 2021 Get the latest North East news and updates delivered 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 you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related...

Behavioural scientists task force promises commitment to "(re)building" Portuguese health By TPN/Lusa, in Health · 15-03-2021 14:00:00 · 0 Comments The task force of behavioural scientists created to support the government with studies on the pandemic promises commitment to "rebuilding" the health of the Portuguese and is very c...

Inside stripped Scots Debenhams store with empty shelves and no customers For generations of shoppers, Debenhams was a byword for department stores and a place to pick up gifts or meet pals. The once bustling shop is no more (Image: Dod Morrison) Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Some...

Theres a photo of BethAnne Linstra Klein has of her when she was pregnant with her first child. The mum-of-two from Bray, is smiling and squinting in the bright sunshine of Sydney Harbour, looking to an outsider like the perfect image of a happy holidaymaker, her growing bump just out of shot. But the picture-perfect moment doesnt tell the whole story. I went to Australia to visit a friend hoping that somehow I could come back and not be pregnant anymore or just not be alive any more, BethAnne...

Contactless payments limit rising from £45 to £100 As early as next week in some places The limit for single use contactless payments will rise this year. | Photo: Adobe Stock Single contactless card payments will rise from £45 to £100 this year, after the coronavirus pandemic prompted a further move away from cash. Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced the move during his budget for 2021 on Wednesday afternoon in the House of Commons. It is believed that the limit increase on a single payment w...

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