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Northumbria Healthcare NHS trust bucks national trend to pay some bank staff bonuses

Some bank staff at the Northumbria Healthcare NHS Trust will receive a lump sum bonus payment as part of the pay deal agreed in May - but that's not the case elsewhere in the North East

Chronicle Live

PM Modi to be conferred with Tilak national award in Pune next month; Sharad Pawar invited as chief guest

The Tilak Smarak Mandir Trust (Hind Swaraj Sangh) will confer the Lokmanya Tilak National Award upon Prime Minister Narendra Modi on August 1, the 103rd death anniversary of Lokmanya Tilak

The Hindu

Nottingham hospitals trust to be more 'honest' with families affected by maternity failings

A major review into Nottingham's maternity services is continuing

Nottingham Post

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National Trust for Scotland takes ownership of Treshnish Isles

The National Trust for Scotland has announced the Treshnish Isles, a unique grouping of islands off the west coast of Scotland, is now under its…

The National (Scotland)

Significant change in NUH maternity review means more cases to be investigated

It comes as Trust chairman will apologise to affected families

Nottingham Post

Muckamore Abbey Hospital to close by June 2024

The facility is at the centre of a criminal investigation and an ongoing public inquiry following allegations of the abuse of patients.

Belfast Live

Ebony Riddell Bamber appointed programme director of the Scott Trust’s legacies of enslavement project

The Guardian today announces Ebony Riddell Bamber as the programme director of the Scott Trust’s legacies of enslavement project, following the publication of its report in March.

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The best gaming and home office deals on offer for Amazon's Prime Day 2023

The annual two day discount sale is taking place on July 11 and 12

Dublin Live

Leeds hospital says sorry after famous musician died from 'rare' reaction to drug

Hospital Trust has apologised after death of rapper Dumile Daniel Thompson

Leeds Live

Failure to listen on maternity care issues a ‘brick wall’ for affected families

Nick Carver OBE will address families who have been the victims of failings in maternity care at a meeting on Monday.

The Independent UK

NUH chairman to publicly commit to honest and transparent relationship with maternity families

The trust is planning a meaningful apology for the families affected

Nottingham Post

Daisy Hill 'blueprint' to be tabled in autumn - says Southern Trust chief

"In terms of the future plan for Daisy Hill, obviously we will not do that on our own, there is a regional blueprint that is being developed"

Belfast Live

'Our tiny village school has just one teacher - please come and teach us'

Lerryn Church of England Primary and Nursery in Cornwall will have just one main teacher from next year, with parents left to find £40,000 or face closure

Daily Mirror

Newborn baby dies in mum's arms after doctors ignored pleas for emergency c-section

Patryk Bielaszka was starved of oxygen during his birth with his grieving parents forced to turn his life support off after just 10 days.

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South Eastern Trust approves plans to replace Ards and Bangor minor injury unit

The Department of Health will have the final decision on the plans

Bristol Post

Controversy over plan to move Brunel's first Bristol bridge

'Although currently neglected, it is much loved by local people'

Daily Mirror

Tears of single mum forced to use her dad's bank card for food as 1 in 7 Brits go hungry

The Trussell Trust released the grim findings, which found 14% of the population struggled to put meals on the table last year, meaning more than 11 million people went hungry due to lack of cash

Daily Mirror

Tiny idyllic village where residents must follow set of strict rules to live there

People who live in the picturesque Bournville village, in Birmingham, can enjoy a place that is reminiscent of an Enid Blyton book with charming houses and shops but there are also strict rules that must be followed

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The mums using their experience to help others with heartache of baby loss

"To find a group of people that know how you're feeling is, it's quite rare, when this happens."

Nottingham Post

Nottingham Castle's future now in hands of public as people 'flood through doors' on reopening day

Nottingham's official Robin Hood led school pupils through the gates of the reopened Castle

Wales Online

Woman died after waiting 15 hours for an ambulance because of computer system

The computer decided she was a category three case - non-life threatening

Belfast Live

NI school hires its own social worker as health trust unable to provide help

The move was made due to the number and complexity of safeguarding issues, which did not meet the Trust’s threshold

The Hindu

Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister to disburse financial assistance to junior advocates under ‘YSR Law Nestham’ on June 26

Chief Minister Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy will disburse ₹6,12,65,000 to 2,677 eligible junior advocates under YSR Law Nestham programme on June 26

The Hindu

Naidu, Pawan should apologise for their baseless allegations over SriVani funds: Vellampalli

Former Endowments Minister Vellampalli Srinivas on Saturday demanded that TDP president N. Chandrababu Naidu and Jana Sena Party chief Pawan Kalyan apologise for levelling baseless allegations at TTDs that it diverted SriVani Trust funds. Having served as the Chief Minister of the State for 14 long years, Mr. Naidu should…

The Hindu

Andhra Pradesh: Atal Community Innovation Centres will be a boon for differently-abled persons, says NITI Aayog programme coordinator Suhail Shaik

NITI Aayog programme coordinator of Atal Community Innovation Centres Suhail Shaik on Saturday said that ACICs would be a boon for differently-abled persons

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