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Deadline: 31-Mar-23 The Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council (BIRAC) is pleased to announce the Call for Proposals under Small Business

Many of us here in Swindon have enjoyed spending time at the Oasis Leisure Centre over the years, including my own family, so I was extremely concerned to see this important and much-loved community amenity close. The Save Oasis Campaign has been doing an excellent job of raising the profile of the Oasis and has attracted support from former Olympian Sharron Davies MBE, former Olympic Swimmer Rebecca Adlington OBE and our very own Olympic swimmer Jazz Carlin, who has fond memories of swimming at the Oasis Leisure Centre as a child. Justin Tomlinson MP and I am keen to find a way forward...

27 January 2021 - Submitted by Olivia Powell Submitted by Olivia Powell on 27 January 2021 De Vere Cotswold Water Park, part of De Vere’s collection of house estates, hotels and event destinations, has announced that it will be donating laptops to schools in Swindon and Gloucester to support families with home schooling as part of the government's Get Help With Technology scheme. As schools have had to pivot to online learning due to the current lockdown, De Vere Cotswold Water Park is donating ten laptops to the Dorcan Academy, Swindon...

DfE laptops for home-schooling found to contain malware ‘Small number’ of machines affected by what users say is a worm that contacts Russian servers Photo: Adobe Stock Images 26 Jan 2021 Laptops distributed to schools as part of government’s £250m programme to support remote learning have been found to feature malware that reportedly causes the computers to “contact Russian servers”. Posts on an online forum for teachers, first reported on by the BBC, revealed that some schools had found that, upon activating devices they had been given for the first time “it was discovered t...