Europe-wide survey aims to measure children s well-being as they grow up Annette Rawstrone Monday, April 19, 2021
Researchers are developing the first ever Europe-wide survey to track the well-being of children as they grow up, providing data to inform policies that directly affect their lives.
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Oldham charity supporting recovery from addiction after lockdown Date published: 15 April 2021
Sounds at the Edges takes place at Hope Mill Theatre, Manchester, and runs on Wednesday mornings. Image courtesy of Claire Armitage
Sounds at the Edges, a new project by pioneering Oldham-based visual arts charity Portraits of Recovery (PORe), is bringing people in recovery from substance use together with a range of contemporary artists from across Greater Manchester.
Collaborating in weekly sessions throughout April and May, the project supports increased access to high-quality artistic experiences for the often-marginalised recovery community.
COVID-19 has hit those dealing with addiction hard – a September 2020 study conducted by the Royal College of Psychiatrists found that 8.4 million people’s drinking habits were classified as “high risk”, up from 4.8 million in February.
Exeter University has had more reports of sexual harassment and assault than any other university in the country, according to Everyone’s Invited.
New data shared by the group with ITV shows that in just one week, over 1,000 students submitted anonymous reports of their experiences of sexual violence, assault and harassment.
Across 1,035 reports, 86 UK universities were named. Exeter had the highest amount of reports, with 65 testimonies. The university told The Tab student wellbeing is its “primary concern” and it is committed to tackling misogyny and violence against women.
Other universities with high numbers of reports of sexual assault and harassment include Oxford, with 57, and Edinburgh and Leeds, with 53 each.
The Manchester vegan entrepreneur who started out in a pop-up chicken shop
Fully-funded programmes through Manchester Metropolitan University s Centre for Enterprise are there to help small and growing businesses
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It started as a secret.
Dan Hope, formerly of Firebird Hope, planted the first seeds of his ambitious - and delicious - takeover of the Mancunian food scene back in 2017 with speakeasy-style supper clubs in secret locations around Manchester.
It was not long before Dan s food started capturing the eye - and the tastebuds - of Manchester, and in 2018 his pop-up stalls were shortlisted for Best Street Food Trader at the Manchester Food and Drink Festival Awards.
The funeral service will then be conducted by the dean of Windsor.
After the coffin is lowered into the Royal Vault, Philip s Styles and Titles will be proclaimed from the sanctuary.
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QUEEN TOUCHED BY PUBLIC SUPPORT
The Queen said she has been touched by the support of the public since her husband Prince Philip s death.
A Buckingham Palace spokesperson said on behalf of the Queen: Her Majesty and the Royal Family are grateful for all the messages of condolence from around the world and have been touched to see and hear so many people sharing fond memories of the Duke in celebration of his life.