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Craig Gulliford, chief executive of medical device specialists Creo Medical Group, has paid tribute to the business for making significant strategic and operational progress despite the challenges associated with the Covid-19 pandemic.

As more than one million people come off furlough, Recro Consulting has called for all job seekers and work coaches to have access to transparent data on the performance of programmes designed to help people back into work.

The UK’s chief veterinary officer, Christine Middlemiss, recently declared that the country is free from bird flu after international standards to stamp out the virus had successfully been met.

Ng Homes has received funding from The National Lottery Fund amounting to more than £275,000, which will go towards its flagship project ‘Supporting, Connecting and Building Resilience in the North Glasgow Community’.

As schools returned for the start of the 2021/22 academic year this month, the Department for Education’s [DfE] latest attendance figures have laid bare just how Covid-19 restrictions have hampered schools over the previous year.

The Environment Agency is now six weeks into its consultation on changes to the way in which licence holders are charged to abstract water from the environment.

The annual Stoptober campaign, which is aimed at encouraging smokers to quit, celebrates its tenth year in 2021.

On September 24, CW Innovation marked its two-year anniversary with a virtual webinar featuring a stellar list of guest speakers from the health sector, as well as announcing a new partnership with C-Score in continuation of their work to drive forward the very latest in healthcare solutions.

Nik Hardy, founder and managing director of Hardy Signs, has received an Honorary Fellowship from Burton and South Derbyshire College [BSDC].

Positive Psychology and Leadership Consultant Charlotte Wiseman discusses the desire among business leaders to “have it all, now” and explores whether or not the state of “having it all” is actually a possible feat.

Businesses have been granted an extra year to prepare for the implementation of Making Tax Digital, HMRC announced last week.

Up to a third of acute hospital beds set aside for children in hospitals across England are now occupied by children with mental health issues.

The opening mass of the year at St Dominic's Sixth Form College was celebrated by Cardinal Vincent Nichols, concelebrated by Fr Alexander Masters and served by Paul Moynihan, the Cardinals master of ceremonies.

Gareth Allen is the headteacher at Medlar with Wesham Church of England Primary School, a one-form entry primary school built around the Christian values it was founded on in 1880. In the following piece, Allen discusses how the schools reinvented its PSHE provision.