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Rolls-Royce Motor Cars opens application window for 2025 Apprentice Programme

Applications are now invited for the 2025 Rolls-Royce Apprenticeship Programme. The application window will remain open until 2 March 2025 for Level 6 roles and 30 March 2025 for Level 2 & 3 roles; applications can be made online, with open roles available to view on the Rolls-Royce Motor Cars careers portal. A key facet of …

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Government to deliver all schemes in New Hospital Programme

The government has today confirmed funding and a realistic timetable to put the New Hospital Programme on track to deliver all of its hospital projects. This credible timeline for delivery will ensure that staff and patients have access to the facilities they desperately need around the country as soon as possible. It follows a review of …

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THE 2025 ‘PEOPLES HONOURS’ PRESENTED AT THE PALACE OF WESTMINSTER ON 10TH ANNIVERSARY

Thomas McGeever, from Market Drayton, Telford, was among 26 exceptional individuals honoured with the esteemed British Citizen Award (BCA) at the Palace of Westminster. This recognition celebrates their outstanding contributions to society. The Medal Presentation, held on Thursday 23rd January, saw Thomas receive the coveted BCA Medal of Honour for Service to Community (BCAc). Recipients …

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Think twice before modifying a vehicle, say valuation experts

Modifications can limit the number of potential buyers and harm a vehicle’s resale value, according to valuation experts at HPI. Non-manufacturer modifications can also invalidate warranties and impact insurance. HPI advises that modifications can invalidate a car’s warranty and insurance if not fully declared, warning that some buyers may be unaware of modifications at the time of …

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Former NHS Office To Be Transformed Into Living Space

Image Credit: Google Earth Plans have been submitted to convert Kingston House, a former NHS office building on West Bromwich High Street, into 128 co-living units. Developer TheStudios has proposed redeveloping the 43,000 sq ft building into modern shared accommodation. The plans include 128 private studios, each with en-suite facilities, arranged into 22 clusters of …

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Green light for groundbreaking hearing aids

Tens of thousands of people with hearing loss will have access to groundbreaking new hearing aid devices, thanks to government action. Fresh guidance has been published, giving businesses around the world the green light to sell certain pioneering hearing aids here in the UK. This includes earphones with both hearing test and hearing aid software functionalities. …

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Tribute to 12 year old Leo Ross at Community Plaza in Birmingham

In addition to memorial services at Christ Church and St. Peter’s Church, several other events took place this weekend to honor the memory of 12-year-old Leo Ross. One such event was held on Saturday night (January 25) at the Community Plaza in Birmingham’s Youth Hub in Bordesley Green. The event was led by Mohammed Zafran, …

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Pedestrian crossing now in place at Wednesbury underpass

Pedestrians can now cross a major Wednesbury road safely after a temporary pedestrian crossing was installed to help people avoid a flooded underpass. Sandwell Council has installed a temporary pedestrian crossing on Black Country New Road, near Parkway Roundabout, and reduced the speed limit to 30mph to make the crossing safe for pedestrians. The underpass …

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Five Palliative Care priorities that need to be fixed in 2025 for assisted dying to work

Palliative care aims to improve the quality of life of people living with life-threatening illness and people close to them. It prevents and relieves suffering and focuses on helping people to live well until the end (Hospice UK 2020). Worldwide approximately only 14% of people who need palliative care currently receive it. In the UK, 90% of …

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