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Education

“Education not keeping up with technology”: Deputy Mayor calls for curriculum reform to teach children about online harms

London’s children need a reformed school curriculum to protect them from increasing exposure to online harms and inappropriate content, the capital’s Deputy Mayor for...
Bradford & Keighley

Bradford restaurateur celebrates 500th tiffin customer as steel tins save 100,000 plastic containers from landfill

A Bradford restaurateur is celebrating a major milestone in his mission to tackle plastic waste, after selling the 500th reusable tiffin tin to takeaway...
Newcastle

Investigation into ‘bullying allegations’ ends with details remaining ‘confidential’

Members of Newcastle City Council’s audit and standards committee have been told they will not see any further details from a long-running investigation into...
Debate/Blog

Campaign “against the West”: as Cllr voices Russian cyber attack concerns

A cllr has voiced his concern about a Russian cyber attack hitting Middlesbrough and other local authorities. Coulby Newham Labour Cllr David Branson raised...
Leeds

TV-themed bar in Leeds has premises licence granted

Games of Who Wants to be a Millionaire can be enjoyed at a TV-themed bar after a premises licence was granted. Customers at Gameshow All-Stars...
Policy

Slough Borough Council work to improve ‘Good’ Care Quality rating.

A Slough Borough Council boss has been questioned on financial pressures facing the authority’s adult social care department as it works to build on...
Arts

Four local artists receive funding to create art installations to light up the City of Culture

Bradford Council has announced the four local artists who will receive funding to create innovative new light art projects and installations, which will be...
Business & Finance

Plans approved to broaden the use of “sleeping giant” building

Plans to “broaden the use” of part of a council business centre on Wearside have been approved by city cllrs. Sunderland City Council’s Planning and...
Community

Gardening top tips come in spades as library digs into 500 years of horticultural history

More than 500 years of in-depth knowledge cultivated by green-fingered gardening gurus through the ages has taken root in a new exhibition in Leeds. 'Unearthed:...
Housing

Skilled worker “crisis” hindering London’s ambitious housebuilding targets

A skilled worker “crisis” in the construction industry is undermining London’s ambitious housebuilding targets with a housing association saying last year it relied on...
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