Worcester City Council: Community Hub Revamps
Residents of Worcester City Council have been invited to have their say on plans to further develop community hubs.
Residents of Worcester City Council have been invited to have their say on plans to further develop community hubs.
Oxford City Council has announced funding for affordable housing to home refugees coming to the city.
Warwick District Council is planning community engagements events for housing developments in Kenilworth.
With the ongoing climate emergency, Wakefield is taking a major step forward in pushing carbon emissions to the forefront of the local government agenda.
The first of more than 30 new Council homes in Gamlingay are ready for local people to move into, as part of a joint project between South Cambridgeshire District Council and Morris Homes.
Tandridge Together Community Fund awards £27,795 to local organisations.
Vital lifesaving equipment has been bought and installed by Ashford Borough Counciat all its Dahlia independent living schemes across the district.
Ryedale District Council has launched a second round of the Community Environmental Grant Scheme, to help community groups deliver small scale climate change projects.
Worcester City Council is offering grants of up to £1,000 to community groups, charities and voluntary organisations that wish to take action to protect the environment.
The delivery of new social housing across five districts in east Kent could be boosted by up to 25 percent in future years thanks to a successful bid for money to support an innovative partnership.
The destruction of a living memorial to the late Queen Elizabeth II in Coalville has been condemned.
Worcester City Council is making free meal vouchers available over the Christmas period to nursery and sixth form children who qualify for free school meals.
Thousands more dentists could begin treating patients across the UK as the government expands dentistry exam capacity for overseas professionals and increases domestic training places.
From AI and quantum computing to advanced healthcare imaging, the UK’s ability to lead in the technologies of the future may depend on a single, often overlooked field: photonics.
Lin Junyuang caused quite a stir in January. At a major AI conference in Beijing,
Thousands more dentists could begin treating patients across the UK as the government expands dentistry exam capacity for overseas professionals and increases domestic training places.
From AI and quantum computing to advanced healthcare imaging, the UK’s ability to lead in the technologies of the future may depend on a single, often overlooked field: photonics.
Lin Junyuang caused quite a stir in January. At a major AI conference in Beijing,
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