OCU Group Joins Buckinghamshire College Group as Cornerstone Employer to Inspire Future Civil Engineers
As a utilities and energy transition contractor, OCU Group is committed to innovation, sustainability and delivering positive impact within the communities it serves. The announcement comes during T Level Week, a…
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Woman told she had cancer by NHS worker who inappropriately accessed her records
Boardman, from Lostwithiel in Cornwall, said her personal information was accessed by a man she knew only vaguely who worked at the hospital. She said: "I got a phone call at home from somebody I know through the sport…
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Employers back T Levels to develop next generation of skilled workers
Construction company Willmott Dixon and highways services provider Ringway are among the businesses working with West Herts College Group to provide industry placements, helping students develop workplace skills, build…
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Opit Inaugurates its 4th Academic year in Turin
This is the profile of the international community at OPIT – Open Institute of Technology, a European-accredited academic institution that inaugurated its fourth academic year (2026/2027) at the National Automobile…
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From Good Ideas to Real Impact: What Effective Edtech Ventures Need to Scale
More than 600 million children and adolescents do not achieve minimum proficiency in reading and mathematics, and in low and middle income countries around 70% of ten-year-olds cannot read and understand a simple text.…
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A Love Letter to Karens and the People We Choose to Hear
Recently, airport special assistance for my AuDHD and functional seizures put me at the front of an enormous queue on the apron. I was still standing on the apron, waiting in the crowd. Apparently the special part was my…
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Tighter rules planned to protect people from cosmetic surgery that goes badly wrong
The government said it wanted to "drive cosmetic cowboys out of the market" and shield people from treatments "that can go badly wrong". Currently, there are no restrictions over who can carry out these 'no scalpel'…
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Bad apple effect: study shows how people are influenced by rule-breaking of others
But new research backs up the idiom that one bad apple can spoil the barrel. Researchers have found that when people go beyond the rule-breaking they see in others, general compliance can swiftly turn into widespread…
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Weight loss in middle age can restore cardiovascular health, research suggests
Millions of men and women worldwide gain weight as they age, putting extra stress on their body, reducing quality of life and doing significant damage to their cardiovascular and metabolic health. While most know being…
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Cross-party MPs call for adult education reset to boost economy, jobs and communities
A new report from the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Further Education and Lifelong Learning calls for adult education to be treated as essential national infrastructure, helping to tackle skills shortages and…
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