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- Brexit: Theresa May says MPs must 'work together' to deliver Brexit - The prime minister calls on politicians to "put self-interest aside" and deliver on the referendum.
- London state school secures 41 Oxbridge offers - A school in one of London's poorest boroughs aims to send 41 students to Oxford or Cambridge this year.
- 'I’m just ill – respect me for who I am' - An Edinburgh student is urging people to be more mindful when they interact with people with disabilities.
- No-deal Brexit warning for UK drivers - A no-deal Brexit would mean anyone planning to drive outside the UK would need an insurance Green Card.
Local NewsThe prime minister calls on politicians to "put self-interest aside" and deliver on the referendum. A school in one of London's poorest boroughs aims to send 41 students to Oxford or Cambridge this year. An Edinburgh student is urging people to be more mindful when they interact with people with disabilities. A no-deal Brexit would mean anyone planning to drive outside the UK would need an insurance Green Card. House sale expectations for the next three months are at their lowest for two decades, estate agents warn. More than 20 children with autism and anxiety are without educational provision, eight weeks after their old school closed. There are fears work on Wylfa Newydd will stop, dealing a "tremendous blow" to the economy. The UK's intelligence services say there are too few young women working in cyber-security. Advertising watchdog threatens sanctions if retailers don't check whether they are selling real or fake fur. Jenny Lees, whose son had haemochromatosis and died, wants to see routine testing for the disorder. Children at one squalid home seen by the BBC said they had been beaten and neglected by their carers. The inflation measure used to calculate some train fares and loan repayments is flawed, a Lords committee says. |
Community NewsCommunity Clean UpPosted by Administrator : Thursday 14th March 2013
BRUSHES AND MOPS AT THE READY! Many members of our community make their mark on our local streets by joining various local newport-fc.co.uk cleaning initiatives throughout the community in a bid to keep our parks, streets, roads and pavements looking clean and look after.
Healthy Eating Tips For Local FamiliesPosted by Administrator : Tuesday 12th March 2013
KEEP THE WHOLE FAMILY IN TIP TOP SHAPE. Family life can be hectic and keeping up with the fast pace of it can be difficult, which also means having regular healthy meals can be easier said than done. Push For Local ApprenticeshipsPosted by Administrator : Monday 11th March 2013
INVESTING IN THE LOCAL WORKFORCE. The newport-fc.co.uk council and government have tried many initiatives over the years, one being local apprenticeships. Scams On The RisePosted by Administrator : Saturday 9th March 2013
KEEPING YOU ON YOUR TOES! It is important to keep up to date and on your toes when it comes to local fraud and scams. There are so many currently out there it is important you are aware of the more common and frequent ones.
What Is Next For Our Local Public HousePosted by Administrator : Saturday 2nd March 2013
THERE IS NOTHING WORNG WITH A GOOD LOCAL. It is no secret that our local pubs have suffered in the last decade due to numerous factors such changing nightlife trends (Bars and Clubs), the recession (meaning people have less to spend), alcohol awareness campaigns, the general costs of ale and rent and increases in government tax’s on alcoholic beverages. Avoid The Local CowboysPosted by Administrator : Thursday 28th February 2013
HOW EASY IS IT TO SPOT A LOCAL COWBOY TRADER? There are numerous reasons why cowboy builders get away with their bad practices and carry on working in the community such as people not asking for verified references, no signed contract, not obtaining at least 3 other quotes to compare, clients naturally go for the cheapest quote and some residents or businesses are impatient and choose not to wait for the best builder. Local Weather |
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