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NEWS | Published July 20th 2021, 10:10 am

Birmingham’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital upgrades to RapidHeat™ Oven, supplied by Oncology Imaging Systems

Earlier this year, the Mould Room at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham took delivery of the RapidHeat Oven - supplied by Oncology Imaging Systems - to replace the existing waterbath system.

NEWS | Published July 20th 2021, 10:10 am

Aico team members volunteer at Woodside Primary School in July

Earlier in July, five team members from Aico - the UK market leader in domestic fire and carbon monoxide protection - volunteered to carry out works at Woodside Primary School in Oswestry, Shropshire.

NEWS | Published July 20th 2021, 8:08 am

The future of presenteeism in the hybrid workplace

Writing for The Leaders Council, Emma Bartlett, partner at leading specialist employment and partnership law firm, CM Murray LLP, discusses presenteeism and how business leaders could look to manage it in the post-Covid world as industry adjusts to the hybrid working environment.

NEWS | Published July 19th 2021, 1:01 pm

Covid-19: Medow Care Services manager sheds light on major concerns within the care sector

At a time when a social care leader in Wales warned that care staff absences due to self-isolation could pose as great a risk as Covid-19 itself, a care manager based in Hertfordshire echoed the very same concerns, as well as laying bare the reality that many care workers remain at risk because they have not gone forward to receive their Covid vaccines.

NEWS | Published July 19th 2021, 10:10 am

Leadership Roundup: School headteacher and Foundation CEO reflect on their responses to the Covid-19 challenge

There can be no discussion of the challenges facing schools and the education sector in 2021 without mentioning the Covid-19 pandemic. Yet, despite the immense disruption that the health crisis has caused, the industry has rallied to maintain the best possible learning experiences and outcomes for pupils.

NEWS | Published July 19th 2021, 9:09 am

Kings Hill School headteacher emphasises the importance of trust for personal and collective growth within primary schools

Writing on LinkedIn, Alice Early, headteacher at Kings Hill School - a community primary in West Malling, Kent - highlights the importance of trust in fuelling personal and collective growth within primary school settings.

NEWS | Published July 18th 2021, 3:03 pm

Affordable Housing Solutions director: “We remain confident in our ability to pivot”

For UK SMEs, the ability to pivot and adapt to whatever challenges the coronavirus crisis may thrust upon them has been critical for their survival.

NEWS | Published July 18th 2021, 11:02 am

Cody Slessor: 10-year-old local boy raises hundreds for charity Frontline Fife

Earlier this year, 10-year-old Kirkcaldy boy Cody Slessor made local headlines after raising more than £400 for homelessness charity, Frontline Fife.

NEWS | Published July 17th 2021, 4:04 pm

Eyres Monsell Primary head talks Covid and her school’s approach to catching up on lost learning

Speaking on The Leaders Council podcast, Kerry Hill, headteacher of Eyres Monsell Primary School in Leicester, discusses how her school has stood up to the challenge of Covid and how it is addressing the issue of lost learning.

NEWS | Published July 17th 2021, 3:03 pm

Strong first half of 2021 brings new facilities and accreditation for OCL Regeneration

It has been a successful first half of 2021 for sustainable building materials provider OCL Regeneration, having announced the opening of two new facilities and been awarded a new ISO 9001 surfacing accreditation.

NEWS | Published July 16th 2021, 11:11 am

Driver Require CEO criticises temporary extension to HGV drivers’ working hours

Speaking on BBC World Business Report, Driver Require CEO Kieran Smith critiques the government's decision to temporarily extend the working hours of HGV drivers.

NEWS | Published July 16th 2021, 9:09 am

“£941,029 for a terraced house in Bushey”: Stones Residential boss explores impact of rising costs for building materials

Richard Zeff, managing director of independent estate agent Stones Residential, highlights the impact that shortages in the supply of building materials are likely to have on the construction sector and housing market.

NEWS | Published July 16th 2021, 8:03 am

Fotech boss highlights the power of mindset, meditation and mental health

Writing for The Leaders Council, Fotech Solutions CEO Chris Shannon discusses how business leaders that nurture the mental wellbeing of their staff and encourage meditation can reap huge dividends for their companies.

NEWS | Published July 15th 2021, 1:01 pm

Hospitality sector calls for clarity ahead of July 19 unlocking

The hospitality sector has urged the government to provide more clarity on how to operator in a Covid-safe way ahead of Monday July 19, when almost all social restrictions are due to be lifted.


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