LONDON, Nov. 17 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: * 23schools have now installed Great British Energy solar panelsandarecuttingtheir energy billswith clean, homegrown power * Full listannouncedofover250schools acrossEnglandthatare settobenefitfrom Great British Energyand UKgovernmentfundingforsolar panels * Millions insavingswillbe reinvestedintoeducation Pupilsacross thecountrywillbenefitfrommoremoney for textbooks andteaching, as Great British Energy's solar ...
LONDON, Nov. 17 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: * Along with the Chair, Clive Smith, and Vice Chair, Joan Edgington, the remaining members of the infected blood memorial committee have now been appointed * The infected blood community will have the opportunity to meet all of the committee at a commemorative event later this week All of the Infected Blood Memorial Committee have now been appointed to their posts. The new appointees are Bessie Woodhouse, Clair ...
LONDON, Nov. 17 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: Indonesia's economy remains resilient, with growth hovering around 5% despite global challenges. This growth is supported by robust domestic consumption, rising exports, and increasing investment. To maintain this momentum, the Government is strengthening adaptive policies through regulatory governance reforms by implementing Regulatory Impact Assessment (RIA) as part of Good Regulatory Practices (GRP). This init...
LONDON, Nov. 17 -- The government of the United Kingdom issued the following news: A new study that will screen children for lead exposure has launched in Leeds today. The Elevated Childhood Lead Interagency Prevalence Study (ECLIPS), which brings together experts in environmental science, health, epidemiology and economics, has obtained funding from UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and will use an innovative home-testing approach that could transform how the UK monitors and responds to lead ...