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Charities & Community•2026-03-31

Recruiter Raises Thousands and Launches Easter Appeal to Support Local Food Banks

Gi Group UK has raised £3,000 and launched an Easter appeal to support local food banks by encouraging employees to donate essential items. The initiative involves all 17 UK hubs, aiming to positively impact communities by providing necessary provisions to those in need. Additionally, the company's Grimsby hub is partnering with North East Lincolnshire Council to donate Easter eggs for foster children.

Published by Eden PR
Recruiter Raises Thousands and Launches Easter Appeal to Support Local Food Banks
Agriculture, Food & Drink•2026-03-31

Northamptonshire Food Supplier Marks 30 Years in Business

A Northamptonshire-based frozen food supplier, Central Foods, is celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2026. The company, which supplies over 250 wholesalers across the UK, has focused on helping its customers manage rising costs while maintaining quality and convenience. Managing Director Oli Sampson emphasised the importance of frozen food in reducing kitchen prep time, improving portion control, and cutting waste, which is crucial as labour and food costs increase.

Published by Proactive Solutions•Northampton, March 31st 2026
Northamptonshire Food Supplier Marks 30 Years in Business
Property, Construction & Infrastructure•2026-03-31

Leeds Jewish Housing Association praised by Lord Mayor for improving lives in the city

Leeds Jewish Housing Association (LJHA) was praised by the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Leeds for achieving high customer satisfaction, with an overall rating of 86.9%. The association's scores exceeded benchmarks in all 12 categories of the Tenant Satisfaction Measures, reflecting significant improvements in resident satisfaction over the past two years. This recognition highlights LJHA's successful efforts in enhancing the quality of life for its residents through dedicated staff and improv

Published by Vanbar Associates•LEEDS, UK - 31 March 2026
Leeds Jewish Housing Association praised by Lord Mayor for improving lives in the city
Healthcare & Life Sciences•2026-03-31

Widnes Lab Launches Practical Checklist to Help Waste Operators Identify Airborne Health Risks

A laboratory in Widnes, D&F Associates Limited, has released a practical checklist to help waste and recycling operators identify airborne health risks from bioaerosols during routine site activities. The checklist is intended to support risk assessments under health and safety regulations by highlighting tasks that may lead to exposure to hazardous bioaerosols. This tool aims to ensure that site managers can effectively assess and manage potential health risks in their operations.

Published by D&F Associates Ltd•Widnes, Cheshire - March 31, 2026
Widnes Lab Launches Practical Checklist to Help Waste Operators Identify Airborne Health Risks
Property, Construction & Infrastructure•2026-03-31

Lorega to provide Claims Concierge Service for Renovation Underwriting works policy claims of £20k plus, from 1st April

Starting 1st April 2026, Lorega's Claims Concierge service will be included in all Renovation Underwriting contract works policies for claims over £20,000. This service provides policyholders with a dedicated team to manage claims, aiming to expedite settlements and reduce stress. The inclusion of this service is a permanent feature in several Renovation policies, with its cost integrated into the overall premium.

Published by Geo Underwriting•LONDON, UK - March 31, 2026
Lorega to provide Claims Concierge Service for Renovation Underwriting works policy claims of £20k plus, from 1st April
Energy, Utilities & Sustainability•2026-03-31

Rhyl Reloaded: New Board to supercharge £20m seaside revival as plans progress

A new Board has been established to lead the next phase of Rhyl's £20 million, 10-year regeneration project, following extensive community engagement and conditional approval of the plan by the UK Government's Pride in Place programme. The Board, comprising members with diverse expertise, aims to maintain momentum and increase community involvement through themed Action Groups. This initiative is significant as it ensures that the regeneration of Rhyl is guided by local input and priorities, wit

Published by RADAR PR•LONDON - MARCH 31, 2026
Rhyl Reloaded: New Board to supercharge £20m seaside revival as plans progress
Healthcare & Life Sciences•2026-03-31

Former British Army Trooper Paul Rees Marks 25 Years Since Bosnia Injury - Shares Story of $100,000 Bounty and 21-Day Captivity in Libya

Former British Army trooper Paul Rees shared his story of surviving a $100,000 bounty and 21-day captivity in Libya, as well as a career-ending injury in Bosnia. Rees, who was paralysed from the waist down after a mine explosion in 2001, now supports veterans dealing with injury and trauma. His experiences highlight the long-term impact of military service and the challenges veterans face after discharge.

Published by Veterans for Veterans•MANCHESTER, UK - March 2026
Former British Army Trooper Paul Rees Marks 25 Years Since Bosnia Injury - Shares Story of $100,000 Bounty and 21-Day Captivity in Libya
Automotive, Transport & Mobility•2026-03-30

“A Missed Opportunity for Equality”: Campaigners Warn Council’s Taxi Rules Will Not Fix Vehicle Shortage

Disability Action Yorkshire and the North Yorkshire Disability Forum have criticised North Yorkshire Council's new taxi licensing policy, arguing it won't solve the shortage of wheelchair-accessible taxis. The policy requires new taxis to be zero-emission, hybrid, or wheelchair accessible, but campaigners say this allows operators to continue choosing non-accessible vehicles, neglecting the needs of disabled residents. They urge the council to mandate more wheelchair-accessible taxis to ensure e

Published by Artus Digital•Harrogate, North Yorkshire - March 31, 2026
“A Missed Opportunity for Equality”: Campaigners Warn Council’s Taxi Rules Will Not Fix Vehicle Shortage
Arts, Culture & Entertainment•2026-03-30

Step Into Van Gogh: Immersive Yoga Sessions in Newcastle this Summer

This summer, Newcastle's Utilita Arena will host immersive yoga sessions within the "Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience," allowing participants to practice yoga surrounded by Van Gogh's famous artworks. The sessions, led by a qualified instructor, aim to enhance physical and mental wellbeing by combining wellness with culture. The event is expected to attract significant attendance, benefiting local tourism and the economy.

Published by White Hot Communications•NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE - MARCH 30, 2026
Step Into Van Gogh: Immersive Yoga Sessions in Newcastle this Summer
Employment, HR & Recruitment•2026-03-30

East Midlands Recruiter Raises Thousands and Launches Easter Appeal to Support Local Food Banks

Gi Group UK, a recruitment and HR firm, has raised £3,000 and launched an Easter appeal to support local food banks, encouraging donations of food and essentials from its employees across the UK. The initiative aims to assist families in need during the Easter period, with a focus on Chesterfield, where the company is headquartered. Additionally, the Grimsby hub is partnering with North East Lincolnshire Council to donate Easter eggs for foster children.

Published by Eden PR•March 30, 2026
East Midlands Recruiter Raises Thousands and Launches Easter Appeal to Support Local Food Banks
Manufacturing & Industrial Engineering•2026-03-30

Trio of Director Appointments at civil and structural engineering specialist BSP Consulting

BSP Consulting, a civil and structural engineering firm based in the East Midlands, has appointed Carol Ell, Monika Anszperger, and James Payne as new directors to support the company's growth. Carol Ell will lead as Director of Civils, Monika Anszperger will head the Derby office, and James Payne will oversee IT infrastructure and administration. The appointments come as Clive Roddick steps down to become a consultant and Tony Goddard retires.

Published by Big Old House•UK, March 30 2026
Trio of Director Appointments at civil and structural engineering specialist BSP Consulting
Automotive, Transport & Mobility•2026-03-30

E-Training World Launches New Training Module Focused on Lone Worker Safety

E-Training World has launched an online driver training module aimed at improving safety for lone workers, particularly those who drive long distances. This module educates workers on self-care and safety measures, such as regular check-ins and using safety devices, to mitigate risks associated with driving alone. The initiative helps employers fulfil their duty to protect lone workers and manage organisational risks effectively.

Published by 4 C Marketing
E-Training World Launches New Training Module Focused on Lone Worker Safety
Marketing, Advertising & PR•2026-03-30

Three new appointments add skills and experience to creative agency’s service for clients

The creative agency Milk & Tweed has expanded its team to 22 with the addition of Senior Marketing Manager Paige Daley and Marketing Executives Hannah Croft and Ed Sage. These appointments aim to meet the growing demand from new and existing clients while maintaining high service standards. The new hires bring diverse experiences, with Paige focusing on strategic client messaging, Hannah on collaborative marketing efforts, and Ed on enhancing SEO capabilities.

Published by Meadow Communications•WILTSHIRE, March 30, 2026
Three new appointments add skills and experience to creative agency’s service for clients
Manufacturing & Industrial Engineering•2026-03-30

North West chemical company is UK distributor for global coatings manufacturer famed for pioneering renewable electricity

Rakem Group has renewed its distribution partnership with Turkey's Organik Kimya to import water-based polymer emulsions for use in coatings, textiles, and adhesives in the UK. This partnership supports sustainability efforts by promoting the transition from solvent-based to water-based products and utilising renewable energy. The collaboration aims to meet the UK's growing demand for sustainable solutions in the coatings industry.

Published by Manta Ray Communications•BURY, GREATER MANCHESTER - March 30, 2026
North West chemical company is UK distributor for global coatings manufacturer famed for pioneering renewable electricity
Education, Training & Research•2026-03-30

From Derelict to Multi-Award-Winning

Wild Days Lodge Forest Pre-school in Nottingham has won the Woodland Trust Platinum Award and is a finalist for Early Years Team of the Year in the 2026 Pearson National Teaching Awards. The pre-school, which was transformed from a derelict site into a centre for outdoor learning, is recognised for its commitment to nature and environmental education. These accolades highlight the school's innovative approach to early childhood education, focusing on resilience and problem-solving skills.

Published by Mouthy Marketing•Nottingham, UK - 30 March, 2026
From Derelict to Multi-Award-Winning
Sport & Leisure•2026-03-30

Active Gloucestershire strengthens support for Gloucester and Cinderford communities through national Place Universal Offer

Active Gloucestershire is expanding its efforts in Gloucester and Cinderford with funding from Sport England's Place Universal Offer, a £25 million programme aimed at reducing inactivity and health inequalities. The initiative involves working with local partners and residents to develop sustainable, community-led solutions to increase physical activity. This approach is intended to create long-term change by addressing barriers to activity and fostering environments where being active is access

Published by Active Gloucestershire•Gloucestershire - March 30, 2026
Active Gloucestershire strengthens support for Gloucester and Cinderford communities through national Place Universal Offer
Healthcare & Life Sciences•2026-03-30

Candlelighters contributes to Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Month

Candlelighters, a children's cancer charity in Yorkshire, is participating in Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Month to highlight the challenges faced by the 2,300 teenagers and young adults diagnosed with cancer annually in the UK. The charity provides specialised support, including a Youth Support Worker at Leeds Children’s Hospital, counselling, and family events to help young patients cope with the emotional and social impacts of cancer. This initiative underscores the importance of

Published by Wordsmith Copywriting Services•LEEDS, UK, March 30, 2026.
Candlelighters contributes to Teenage and Young Adult Cancer Awareness Month
Travel, Tourism & Hospitality•2026-03-30

Get ready to tumble down the rabbit hole at Weston this Easter

Weston Park, located on the Staffordshire/Shropshire border, has launched a new Easter experience called "Down the Rabbit Hole," open until April 12. Visitors can explore an immersive woodland trail, guided by a character named Mr FortyWinks, to uncover clues and meet various characters. This event aims to inspire curiosity and adventure while encouraging families to explore the historic woodlands.

Published by Be Bold Media
Get ready to tumble down the rabbit hole at Weston this Easter
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