Monthly Archives: July 2016
New UK scheme to help refugee family
The UK has introduced a new scheme to encourage community groups to sponsor a refugee family in honour of the government pledge to resettle...
Angela Owusu-Sekyere young achiever and role model
According to UNESCO, gaining a degree is something that only 7% of the entire human population has done. For this reason, all of the...
Children motivated to learn outside
The Natural Connections Demonstration project has published new evidence on the benefits of outdoor learning to pupils, teachers and schools.
Children from 125 schools across...
Greater awareness and understanding needed to improve care for people with sickle cell disease
The results of a newly developed survey of people living with Sickle Cell Disease (SCD) in England have revealed that information provision and lack...
UK calls for end to violence in South Sudan
Minister for Africa calls for further measures to secure peace in South Sudan.
Speaking after the assisted departure of British nationals from South Sudan, Minister...
Help Is On The Way For You!
David said, “I will lift up my eyes to the hills; from whence comes my help? My help comes from the Lord, Who made...
Shining Stars of Euro 2016
While most of the big names of football (Christiano Ronaldo, Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Gareth Bale etc.) were expected to amaze the world, during the Euro...
Be Clear on Cancer respiratory symptoms campaign launches
First national Be Clear on Cancer campaign to raise awareness of symptoms of lung cancer, lung disease and heart disease begins.
Around 1.7 million people...
NHS offers support to girls and women as the ‘cutting season’ fast approaches
The NHS has launched a new short film in the lead up to the ‘cutting season’, a term associated with Female Genital Mutilation (FGM)...
Home Secretary begins work with police patrol officers in London
Amber Rudd has been announced as the new Home Secretary in Theresa May’s new cabinet, after previously being David Cameron’s Energy Secretary since the...
