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Heights Of Abraham Receives National Tourism Award For Excellence
On Wednesday 12th November VisitEngland, the National Tourism Body awarded the Heights of Abraham the highest possible “Gold” accreditation for excellence in 2025. The accolade, which was collected by Rupert and Sophie Pugh, (pictured) was awarded to the Heights for a record breaking seventh year.
Splendour Reveals Two Huge Headliners for July 2026
Splendour Festival, 18-19 July 2026 Two huge international acts have been announced as the headliners for Splendour 2026. The Wombats will headline on Saturday 18 July and Snow Patrol on Sunday 19 July. Day tickets from £72 are being released now for the Nottingham festival weekend, with many more acts to be announced this year. With payment plans in place, buying early is the perfect way to spread the cost over a full nine months.
Nottinghamshire libraries present a week of wonderful words at the Inspire Poetry Festival 2025
Inspire, who run Nottinghamshire Libraries on behalf of Nottinghamshire County Council, has recently announced the line-up for this year’s Inspire Poetry Festival. The annual “week of wonderful words” promises to deliver exciting performances, insightful workshops, and inspirational sharing sessions for beginner and seasoned poets alike. This year’s festival will begin on Thursday 25 September and conclude on Thursday 2 October, which is National Poetry Day.
The Elf on the Shelf ® is coming to Clumber this Christmas
With only 100 days to go until Christmas Day, we’re delighted to announce this winter’s sculpture trail at National Trust Clumber Park will be The Elf on the Shelf ®. In collaboration with creative producers, Wild in Art and global brand experience creator, The Lumistella Company, Clumber Park will host 12 giant The Elf on the Shelf sculptures as the treasured family Christmas tradition is turned into a magical art trail for the very first time.
Building a workforce for the future
How can the government implement its housebuilding and infrastructure strategies with a skills shortage? Back in June, there was an inaugural meeting of the Construction Skills Mission Board (CSMB), which launched an industry commitment to recruit 100,000 more construction workers per year by the end of the Parliament. The CSMB has been set up to develop and deliver a construction skills action plan and to provide strategic leadership to the construction sector.
Enhancing Citizen Services With Open Edge Platforms: A Roadmap
Getting Started With Open Edge Platforms When deploying open platforms, it’s important to assess needs and follow a structured approach to deployment. Here are some best practices: Use existing devices and sensors as a foundation. Open platforms are designed to work with existing infrastructure, such as city-owned cameras, connected traffic controllers or environmental sensors.
U.Va. begins to lease out the Lawn
The change marks a new level of desperation for second-years to live on Grounds and a growing shortage of housing off Grounds Editor’s note: This article is a humor column. The University unveiled its new plan to rent out subsections of the Academical Village’s green space to students on Wednesday in the hopes of addressing the housing crisis befalling its upperclassmen.
Perceptions of genomic newborn screening: a cross-sectional survey conducted with UK medical students
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Nonprofit helped conceive California's homeless housing program, then left string of failed projects
September 17, 2024 at 6:00 AM Tod Lipka is president of Step Up On Second, which has converted motels like this one in Hollywood into permanent supportive housing for homeless people. (Luis Sinco / Los Angeles Times) One year ago, the Santa Monica-based homeless housing and services nonprofit Step Up On Second Street seemed like it was about to become a national player. The politically connected organization had helped come up with California Gov.
California Governor threatens funding cuts for counties that don't remove homeless encampments
PIEN HUANG, HOST: Two weeks ago, California Governor Gavin Newsom put out an executive order. He urged cities and counties in the state to remove homeless encampments. This past week, he upped the pressure, saying he would take state funding away from counties that didn't show, quote, "demonstrable results." It's a move that puts the Democratic governor closer to conservatives on this issue than to the progressives in his own party.
California Governor threatens funding cuts for counties that don't remove homeless encampments
California Governor Gavin Newsom has threatened local county governments with funding cuts if they don't do enough to get people off the street. He recently passed an executive order encouraging local governments to remove homeless encampments. Copyright 2024 NPR
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