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Lincolnshire County Council approves new partnership board for closer working with NHS Lincolnshire County Council will work closer with NHS partners providing health services after the creation of a new board. Friday, 21st May 2021, 4:50 pm The new group, which will be called the Integrated Care System (ICS) Partnership Board, was approved during Lincolnshire County Council’s full council meeting on Friday. It will aim to foster closer working between council and NHS services. It will include eight county councillors, three county council directors, nine health chiefs, a district council ...

There are essentially two types of life insurance plans, ones that offer pure protection, and others that focus on wealth creation and are a mix of insurance and investing. So while the former only offer benefit on the death of the insured, the latter offer proceeds even if the insured survives the term or through the course of the term. Within each category, there are several variants, and depending on the payout, these serve different purposes throughout one’s life. Term insuranceIt is the simplest, most basic protection plan that covers the risk of death. In case of untimely death of th...

Illustration by Raj Verma P Venkat Rao, 46, a resident of Dantelaboru village in Bhadradri Kothagudem district, Telangana, started cotton farming after Class XII. The work was fraught with challenges. The yield was poor. The crop would get infected every now and then. The income was just enough to pay for basic needs of his family. His life changed when he saw a neighbour, Ramana, turn his cotton farm into a eucalyptus plantation and supply to ITC. In 2005, he did likewise, with ITC supporting him with knowledge of eucalyptus farming, soil testing and fast-growing clonal saplings. When he har...

Napier MTG taonga and artefacts to go to new $11.5m home in Hastings 15 Feb, 2021 08:43 PM 4 minutes to read An artist's impression of the newly purchased building from Queen St E in Hastings. Photo / Supplied More than 90,000 regional taonga and artefacts previously kept in Napier are to be relocated to a newly purchased building in Hastings – at a cost of $11.5 million. Once developed, the Queen St East site in Hastings' CBD will provide a fit-for-purpose facility, providing community access, storage and preservation of the treasured collection. The 90,000-item collection previously house...

The Queen St East site was chosen because it is safely out of the tsunami zone.