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A cancer support centre with a roof garden will be built in the Royal Free Hospital’s southern car park.
Camden Council has approved plans for Maggie’s Centre to construct a two-storey timber facility designed by international architects Studio Libeskind.
The cancer support charity, which provides free advice, is hoping to open its new 435 sq m base by the summer of 2022.
The services of Maggie’s are currently housed locally at the Royal Free’s Cancerkin Centre following a merger in 2016.
A Royal Free spokesperson said: “We’re delighted that planning for approval for a Maggie’s centre at the Royal Free Hospital has now been granted.
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In Washington state, flooding is a statewide problem that has resulted in almost $2 billion in property losses since 1960. The state’s hazard mitigation plan also notes that there is a greater than 80% chance that 10 or more flood events will occur in any given year, driven by numerous factors, including storms along the coast, winter rains in western Washington, and rapid snowmelt in the eastern part of the state.
In response, policymakers have been exploring resiliency initiatives to reduce the cost and impacts of flooding.
State Representative Cindy Ryu (D), former mayor of the city of Shoreline and chair of the House Community & Economic Development Committee, is leading one such effort. On Jan. 12, Rep. Ryu introduced a bipartisan bill in the Legislature that would create an ongoing resiliency program for Washington. That was the central recommendation of a November 2020 report from the state’s disaster resiliency work grou
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Boat Rocker Media has filed an initial public offering (IPO) application in a move that, if approved, will see the Toronto-based media company trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX).
In documents filed with the application, Boat Rocker says it plans to use the proceeds from the IPO to secure and develop IPs; fund further acquisitions or strategic investments; repay all of its term debt; and support the business plans of its scripted division and the franchise and brand management teams.