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Wandsworth's activist groups march to oppose the PCSC Bill - Florence Jarvis, Putney High School - Vimarsana News

Wandsworth's activist groups march to oppose the PCSC Bill - Florence Jarvis, Putney High School

Image taken by Florence Jarvis On Sunday 18th of April, a protest was held in tooting to demonstrate opposition to the Policing, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill.  The protest was organised by Wandsworth Extinction Rebellion, Wandsworth Stand Up To Racism, and Momentum. It involved a march up Tooting High Road to Tooting Common, where speeches were made.  The groups gathered oppose the bill, which had its second reading on the 16th of April, for a variety of reasons - because it increases police powers, because it curtails the right to protest, because it targets the Gypsy/Roma/Trave...

The future of work is purpose-driven, big on outputs and inspired by experimentation - Vimarsana News

The future of work is purpose-driven, big on outputs and inspired by experimentation

The future of work is purpose-driven, big on outputs and inspired by experimentation Finding ways to redesign working life so it’s better for everyone. by Dan Clays Free email bulletins

Thieves target mothers with buggies in Balham - Vimarsana News

Thieves target mothers with buggies in Balham

Police are increasing patrols after thieves target mothers with buggies in Balham.

A cardiac arrest showed me what dying feels like. How should I live in Life 2.0? | Health - Vimarsana News

A cardiac arrest showed me what dying feels like. How should I live in Life 2.0? | Health

Last modified on Mon 28 Dec 2020 12.14 EST It was exactly like a scene from Casualty. An ambulance, siren wailing, lights flashing, pulls up in the A&E bay of a hospital. Paramedics swiftly open the doors and wheel out an ashen-faced, barely conscious middle-aged man. Doctors and nurses shift him – “On lift. Ready, steady, lift!” – on to a bed, then immediately plug the patient into medical support: cannulas in the veins, oxygen tubes in the nostrils and ECG patches on the torso, arms and legs. The monitors show a pulse of 250 beats per minute and blood pressure of 40 over 20 - a near...