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Seaside resort residents say beach has been blighted by 50,000 tonnes of rock - Vimarsana News

Seaside resort residents say beach has been blighted by 50,000 tonnes of rock

Stone was installed at Llandudno as a flood prevention measure but thousands have now signed petition calling for a return to sand

Council facing removal of services improving care leaver provision, finds Ofsted - Vimarsana News

Council facing removal of services improving care leaver provision, finds Ofsted

A council whose children's services will be transferred to an independent trust next year has improved its provision for care leavers, Ofsted has found.

Let's Read Our Little Cotton Socks Off (Part 2)! – EEJournal - Vimarsana News

Let's Read Our Little Cotton Socks Off (Part 2)! – EEJournal

In Part 1 of my soon-to-be-famous Let’s Read Our Little Cotton Socks Off mega-mini-series, we closed with my noting that much of what I know (or, at least, what I think I know) leads me to believe that life in one form or another is pervasive throughout the universe. We also posed the question: “But…

Social workers felt uninvolved in 'inadequate' council's attempts to improve, says commissioner - Vimarsana News

Social workers felt uninvolved in 'inadequate' council's attempts to improve, says commissioner

Social workers at Bradford council felt uninvolved in its efforts to improve since an inadequate rating in 2018, a report has said

Haunting Addenbrooke's Hospital ICU doctor painting - Vimarsana News

Haunting Addenbrooke's Hospital ICU doctor painting

“I wanted to capture the humanity and fragility behind the masks, PPE and the ‘hero’ labels.    “Dr Johnston’s face may be covered, but his eyes speak volumes about the emotional and mental toll of the pandemic.”  Rosselli, whose previous work has been exhibited at The National Portrait Gallery and The Louvre, worked on the portrait throughout the year in between commissions, and as the pandemic unfolded, the message of the painting began to evolve in tandem, taking on an increasing focus on mental health.  She added: “My paintings tend to take on a mind of their own, and I ...