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$7 7M grant delivers 40K new trees to 36 underserved communities

Thirty-six underserved urban communities across Maryland are about to get 40,000 new trees thanks to $7.7 million in grants.

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Over 5,000 churches in England and Wales are turning green

Over 5,000 churches in England and Wales are turning green
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New Hackney medical centres given green light

Doctors caring for nearly 30,000 patients say that building new surgeries will bring “huge opportunities” to tackle health inequalities in Hackney.

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The haves and have-nots in vaccination rollout | Vaccines and immunisation

Karen McCarthy on the Jane Coward on jumping the queue. Plus letters from Charles Barker and Dr Ray Jones Members of the public queue to receive the Covid-19 vaccine in Colchester, Essex. Photograph: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP/Getty Images Members of the public queue to receive the Covid-19 vaccine in Colchester, Essex. Photograph: Daniel Leal-Olivas/AFP/Getty Images Letters Mon 8 Feb 2021 12.12 EST Last modified on Mon 8 Feb 2021 13.07 EST Further to Dr Deborah Colvin’s letter regarding Hackney (4 February) and that of Honor Cooper (5 February), here in Greater Manchester there is clearly a difference between the rollout of vaccinations in largely white, affluent suburban areas and more diverse inner-city areas with poorer health indices.

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A Brexit dividend for British beekeepers?

A Brexit dividend for British beekeepers? Letters © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Robert Pickett/Getty Images A Brexit benefit at last! It is alarming that 15 million bees could be burned (Report, 2 February), but their non-importation will be a gain for British bees. The British Beekeeping Association discourages such importation for very good reasons, eg importation of pests and diseases, and local bees are better adapted to local conditions. There is no support for this from government legislation, but maybe Brexit has done the job for us. After four years of Brexit gloom we, as beekeepers, sense a silver lining. © Photograph: Robert Pickett/Getty Images

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