A Craven Diary: Cows in the canal, picking mushrooms and hedgehog homes
FOR my recent week’s holiday, I set myself the target of walking 100 miles, it was going to be 150,but then I looked at the weather forecast which…
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FOR my recent week’s holiday, I set myself the target of walking 100 miles, it was going to be 150,but then I looked at the weather forecast which…
AN ONLINE auction is being held to raise funds for Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice, in tribute to local woman Amy Firth.
I and the Village at The Bread and Roses Theatre | Review May 28, 2021 Last updated: May 28, 2021 I and the Village is set in the pre-pandemic world, exploring the long wait people have in what Ireland calls ‘direct provision’, the system used to house asylum seekers in the country. The production eschews politics of the parliamentary kind, and tries to put both sides of the story across – Hannah (Laide Sonola) expresses frustrations with the apparent improvements to direct provision in 2018, while Carl (Mark Rush) insists the revisions are an improvement on what went on before. I and...
Click the thumbs up > Virtual Fleet & Mobility Live might be over for this year, but fleet decision-makers can still watch the 24 seminar sessions and six manufacturer interviews here. “It was a herculean effort by everyone, and I thoroughly enjoyed it – I probably listened to more seminars than I would have done at the live event!” Lorna McAtear, fleet manager, National Grid The presentations from Virtual Fleet and Mobility Live 2020 Decarbonsing transport: The Government plan for zero emission fleets The DfT lays out its future roadmap for meeting its target to have zero new veh...
Click the thumbs up > Fleets need to be aware of the growing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on mental health and subsequent safety risks to drivers, says FleetCheck. The warning follows a new poll from the Mail on Sunday, which revealed that 40% of people believed their mental health had become worse during the pandemic. Peter Golding, managing director at FleetCheck, said: “This is just the latest in a series of polls and pieces of research showing how the last nine months have had a very negative effect on the mental health of many, many people. “We know that mental health problems of...