Councillors frustrated with decision to close three Havering libraries - City News
The news that three Havery libraries will be closed in March has left local councillors in uproar at the damage that their absence could cause.
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Councillors frustrated with decision to close three Havering libraries - City News
The news that three Havery libraries will be closed in March has left local councillors in uproar at the damage that their absence could cause.
Potential TfL licensing to be introduced for pedicabs has frustrated London black cab drivers - City News
London’s black cab drivers have expressed frustration over TfL’s public consultation on pedicab licensing.
How Young Londoners are impacted by the Budget - City News
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, announced several changes in the budget expected to directly impact the lives of young people in the capital.
All sides speak out on proposed Alabama drag show ban
Alabama is the latest state attempting to pass new laws that prohibit drag performances. The bill, which was filed last Thursday is similar to the Tennessee’s recent anti-drag legislation. Supporters say the legislation safeguards children. Opponents say the law discriminates against the LGBTQ+ community.
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Councillors frustrated with decision to close three Havering libraries - City News
The news that three Havery libraries will be closed in March has left local councillors in uproar at the damage that their absence could cause.
Potential TfL licensing to be introduced for pedicabs has frustrated London black cab drivers - City News
London’s black cab drivers have expressed frustration over TfL’s public consultation on pedicab licensing.
SEND Bonfire Night at London Fire Department - City News
London Fire Department are hosting inclusive Bonfire Night celebrations for those with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities.
A Breakdown of the US Presidential Election | News
News Editor Poppy Jacobs reports on an in-depth analysis of the US Presidential Election.
News editor Poppy Jacobs sits down with Guild Presidency candidates | News
News editor Poppy Jacobs sat down with some candidates running for 2024 Guild President last week – Mattie Widdop, Herbie Abraham, Syed Sadath and Queen Chenge – to discuss their plans for their potential presidency. Here’s what they had to say to student voters ahead of the deadline on Thursday 14th March.
Trump’s Final Republican Rival Drops Out of Presidential Race Following Super Tuesday Disappointment | News
Nikki Haley, the only contender remaining in the Republican race for presidential nomination, formally announced the end of her campaign on Wednesday 6th March.
Lions mark 20th XpLosION with emphatic 27-17 win over Cardiff | News
News editor Poppy Jacobs and sports editor Lucy Blitz collaborate to cover the 20th anniversary of the Birmingham Lions’ annual XpLosION event.
Recreational use of ‘laughing gas’ now illegal in England and Wales | News
News editor Poppy Jacobs reports on the new legislation making recreational use of Nitrous Oxide illegal in England and Wales.
Rishi Sunak Sacks Suella Braverman following Controversial Times’ Article | News
News Editor Poppy Jacobs reports on the recent political events leading to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's sacking of Home Secretary Suella Braverman.
Pro-Palestine protest on university campus following Israeli counteroffensive against Hamas | News
News editor Poppy Jacobs reports on the Pro-Palestinian protests on the UoB campus, and elsewhere in the UK.
Former UoB Student Jailed for Building ISIS Drone | News
News Editor Poppy Jacobs reports on the PhD student at the University of Birmingham facing jail time for building a drone for a terrorist group.
All sides speak out on proposed Alabama drag show ban
Alabama is the latest state attempting to pass new laws that prohibit drag performances. The bill, which was filed last Thursday is similar to the Tennessee’s recent anti-drag legislation. Supporters say the legislation safeguards children. Opponents say the law discriminates against the LGBTQ+ community.
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Auburn, home to the tigers…and some dinosaurs?
Visitors to the city of Auburn may have to make room for dinosaurs. The community is hosting its twenty-second annual CityFest. The theme of this year’s festivities is “Jurassic Journey” tomorrow in Kiesel Park.
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Alabama Indy fans, start your engines!
Auto racers will be visiting Alabama later this month as part of the Children of Alabama’s Indy Grand Prix.
Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts recognizes Alabama quiltmaker in spotlight series
The Montgomery Museum of Fine Arts turns its spotlight to an Alabama quiltmaker. Yvonne Wells is the first in the museum’s new “spotlight series” that aims to showcase signature pieces of selected artists.
APR intern Poppy Jacobs of the UK takes on Rattlesnake Rodeo, cowboy hats and sweet tea
APR intern Poppy Jacobs from the UK recounts her experience of going to Opp's Rattlesnake Rodeo for the first time. Poppy also talks about her other "firsts" since coming to Alabama from England.
Congress could soon ban Tiktok-- what does this mean for Alabama users, Bama Rush?
TikTok might soon be gone for good. Going forward with the ban will impact students at The University of Alabama who have found in the TikTok spotlight. The phenomenon of “Bama Rush” has become a huge event on the platform, amassing millions of viewers worldwide.
Red Cross seeking Alabama health specialists to help with resiliency program for military members, families
The American Red Cross is on the lookout for military support from medical professionals in Alabama. The non-profit is searching for health specialists to help military members, veterans and their families through its resiliency program.
Alabama gets record heat in February-- March starts off hot, too
The National Weather Service says temperatures in February were the hottest on record, with record breaking highs reported in several Alabama cities.
Alabama may outlaw holding a smart phone while driving
Alabama legislators may soon make it illegal to hold your phone while you drive. A bill up for consideration in the legislative session would make all phone use during driving a punishable offense. Texting and driving is illegal in Alabama. But drivers can still use their phone to change songs or check directions.
Literature fans head to Harper Lee’s hometown
The Monroeville Literary Festival, a project of the Monroe County Museum, is hosting several best-selling authors and poets its famous courthouse beginning Friday. The majority of events are held in the Monroeville Courthouse, made famous as the setting for Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird.
Two pioneering Alabama lawyers inducted into Women’s Hall of Fame, joining icons like Rosa Parks
Two Alabama women who broke down barriers in the field of law are in the spotlight today. The Alabama Women’s Hall of Fame is adding lawyers Alice Lee and Mahala Dickerson as inductees.
Alabama youngsters dig into the world of archeology
Kids in Alabama are invited to a day of discovery at Troy University this weekend. The school is hosting its first Junior Archeology Day on Sunday. The event is open for children in kindergarten through sixth grade.
The city of Mobile is looking for a few good mentors
The city of Mobile is looking for employers interested in helping young people get ready for the workforce. The cut-off for businesses to apply for the 2023 Youth Empowered for Success Initiative is Thursday.
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