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As the conversation around mobile phones in schools intensifies with two fathers planning legal action to ban smartphones in England’s schools, High Speed Training, a leading online training provider, is offering insights to help educators and parents navigate this complex issue.
Passengers are a step closer to greener flights after the Aviation Minister announced the seventeen cutting-edge UK companies who will share £63 million to accelerate sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production.
Having existed for around a decade, gathering information from many sources, the local Draycott and Church Wilne History Group holds an archive of photographs and written items.
Becoming greener, reducing energy bills and making the transition to AI platforms are among a range of support that the Nottingham Accelerator project can offer to firms across the city.
Smaller black bins could be given to residents in a part of Derbyshire to boost recycling as part of an upcoming overhaul.
The public and industry are being encouraged to help shape the future of self-driving vehicles, as they are invited to offer their views to make them safe and accessible before the first services become available next year.
As people in the East Midlands region prepare for the summer getaway, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) is urging travellers to take steps to protect themselves and their families from potentially serious travel-related infections.
With unemployment among over 16s in the region having risen to 5%, East Midlands Chamber has renewed calls for supportive policies from the government, including amendments to the Employment Rights Bill currently going through the report stage at the House of Lords and assurance that firms are not hit with […]
Erewash Borough Council officials have released aerial photographs showing how the site of the former Galaxy Row cinema in Long Eaton looks now that demolition work is underway, with around 250,000 bricks set to be reclaimed for future construction projects.
Major new maintenance and transport schemes worth up to £41 million to repair the county’s roads, tackle surface water flooding, improve pavements and reduce traffic congestion will be discussed by County Councillors at next week’s Cabinet meeting (24th July).
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