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Albertina Kerr building 150 units of affordable housing Gresham campus will have 150 units for low-income caregivers and people with disabilities "Nobody who is willing to do this kind of Mother Teresa-type work should have to live in a car or a tent or anyplace like that," Jeff Carr, chief executive officer of the nonprofit Albertina Kerr Centers said Wednesday in a virtual groundbreaking for 150 low-income housing units. Carr was stricken by the fact that some of the low-paid workers at Kerr and other organizations who do the difficult work of caring for folks with disabilitie...

'Super muesli' business launched near Grantham after owner's weight loss journey A man who underwent a “life-changing” weight loss transformation has launched a business based in Orston. Dave Carr, 49, launched Growli Foods, a supplier of muesli that offers a “nutritionally complete” meal, in December. After incorporating his creation into his diet, Dave says he feels fitter now than he has for 20 years, saying that “it’s a massive change, I feel superb at the moment.”

In U.K. Hospitals, a Desperate Battle Against a Threat Many Saw Coming Hospitals are straining to cope with a new coronavirus variant, despite warnings last year that more preparations were needed for an expected surge of cases in the winter. Transporting a patient outside the Royal London Hospital this month. Britain now has nearly 40,000 Covid-19 patients in hospitals, almost double last year’s peak.Credit...Matt Dunham/Associated Press Published Jan. 21, 2021Updated Jan. 22, 2021 LONDON — As a new and more contagious variant of the coronavirus pounds Britain’s overstretched National ...

Hospitals are straining to cope with a new coronavirus variant, despite warnings last year that more preparations were needed for an expected surge of cases in the winter.

Dean Cartwright, owner of Weavers Real Ale House in Kidderminster PUBS in Wyre Forest are fighting to survive even stricter restrictions brought about by the latest lockdown. The third national lockdown is the toughest yet for many local pubs, which are now banned from selling takeaway alcohol under new tougher restrictions. Chris and Tracy Lowe, who run The Swan at Blakedown, say the hospitality industry is being discriminated against while supermarkets are free to continue selling alcohol. "We started doing takeaways in March to keep us going," said Chris. "We had a good response fr...