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IT’S easy to tell when Honor Swinton Byrne is excited. It may be about a question you ask her, an idea she has, or the memory of her mum’s home…

A Northumberland student has done a 20km walk to raise funds to teach English in Senegal. Aimee Aston (18) who is studying for her A-levels at Ponteland High School, walked 20km from Tyne Riverside Country Park at Newburn to Segedunum in Wallsend with her friend Charlotte. It is one of several fundraising activities she has done to meet her target of £6,950 to fund her year of teaching English in Senegal. Aimee said: “The Project Trust is based on a Scottish Island, and usually the kiltwalk would be done in Scotland. However, because of Covid, this year it has been virtual – so i...

By: News On 6 TULSA, Okla. - The Tulsa County Sheriff's Office is partnering with the Tulsa Police Department for Project Trust, a six-week program with the goal to improve relationships between students and law enforcement. TCSO Captain Michael Heisten says now more than ever programs like this one are needed to strengthen the bond between communities and law enforcement. "Any concerns they have with law enforcement, teach them about what the law enforcement officer does, teach them about some of the training that they go through in order to be a law enforcement officer. Hopefully defeat ...

Tulsa Police, Tulsa County Sheriff's Office Work With High School Students In 'Project Trust' The Tulsa Police Department and the Tulsa County Sheriff's Office will work with high school students as part of a program called Project Trust.  Project Trust was canceled last year because of the pandemic. So many students wanted to participate this year, they had to create two groups. For 45 minutes each Wednesday for six weeks, the students will discuss a wide range of topics with Tulsa Police Officers and Tulsa County Deputies.  “A better understanding of the programs or like the training...

Sayings and doings of 25 years ago... A “TRIP of a lifetime” was on the cards for an Aberlady teenager after coming through a “rigorous” testing process, told the East Lothian Courier on February 2, 1996. A zoology student from Aberlady will soon see life from the other side of the desk when he travels to South Africa in August to spend a year giving science lessons to youngsters there. Jon Boulton, 18, of ‘Merlin’, Main Street, was chosen for the trip of a lifetime by the charity Project Trust, after completing a rigorous test for would-be candidates held on the Isle of Coll ...