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The Impact Of COVID On Personal Finance And Some Practical Advice On Good Stewardship

20th September 202120th September 2021 Becky W 59 Views 0 Comments Business, Christian faith, covid, Faith, Lockdown, unemployment

I used to enjoy walking down my local high street, but lately, the empty shopfronts have become slightly depressing. Businesses

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The Impact Of Covid On Personal Finance And Some Practical Advice On How To Be Good Stewards

6th August 20216th August 2021 Karen 45 Views 0 Comments Christians, covid, finances, Good stewards, personal finances, post covid season

I used to enjoy walking down my local high-street but lately all the empty shop fronts have become slightly depressing.

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Drop In London Rough Sleeping Could Be Calm Before Storm When Covid Support Measures End In Autumn

4th August 20214th August 2021 Karen 92 Views 0 Comments Combined Homelessness and Information Network, covid, Covid Support Measures, Hilarie Watchorn, London, Salvation Army

The Salvation Army is warning the perfect storm of covid support measures ending in the Autumn could see rough sleeping

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The BIG Sing Founders Believe Choirs Have The Power To Rebuild Community In COVID Recovery

19th July 202119th July 2021 Becky W 355 Views 0 Comments BIG Sing, Community choir, covid, Covid recovery, gospel choir, music

Howard and Gemma Francis, founders of The BIG Sing and former London Community Gospel Choir members, believe community choirs can

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Bringing Light To The Children Hidden By The Pandemic

14th July 202114th July 2021 Karen 155 Views 0 Comments Children's charity, Christian Children, covid, Fegans, Pandemic, Spurgeon Children Charity

The end of lockdown is often referred to as ‘light at the end of the tunnel’. A light that has

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It’s Time To Re-frame The Debate On Mask Wearing

13th July 202113th July 2021 Karen 133 Views 0 Comments Christians, covid, debate on mask wearing, mask-wearing, Masks, Wearing of Mask

It appears that the choice about whether to wear a piece of cloth on our faces has become the latest

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We need Princess Diana’s Legacy Of Kindness And Acceptance More Than Ever Before

2nd July 20212nd July 2021 Karen 136 Views 0 Comments Coronavirus, covid, Leprosy, Pandemic, Princess Diana

The legacy of Princess Diana, a woman known for challenging prejudice, is something to aspire to in the wake of

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Cultural and creative sector to get £60k boost from new scheme

7th February 20216th February 2021 Josie McFarlane 133 Views 0 Comments Boost, community, Coronavirus, covid, economy, education, funding, language schools, Lockdown, universities

One of the sectors most affected by the pandemic is to get some extra support from a new scheme led by West Midlands Combined Authority (WMCA).

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UK Government announces boost for international study

6th February 20216th February 2021 Josie McFarlane 137 Views 0 Comments Boost, community, Coronavirus, covid, economy, education, funding, language schools, Lockdown, universities

New measures aimed at attracting more overseas students, boosting access to global student exchanges for thousands of people, and supporting international education partnerships have been announced by the Government.

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Drop in rough sleepers masks true number of people on the streets

30th January 202129th January 2021 Josie McFarlane 108 Views 0 Comments Coronavirus, covid, homeless, Lockdown, Poverty, rough sleepers

The Salvation Army is warning that figures showing a drop in rough sleepers in London, could be concealing a surge in hidden homelessness.