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A group of 16 local men, including a couple of doctors, who were aware of the serious poverty affecting people in Portadown, decided to set up a local credit union 60 years ago.
J S Wright appoints new Mechanical Project Manager 1 February, 2021 J S Wright has appointed Gerry McNally as its new Mechanical Project Manager.
Based at the Birmingham headquarters of the 131-year-old company, McNally has 40 years of experience across the retail, commercial, education, leisure, healthcare, hotel and public sectors of the industry.
McNally was previously Project Manager for the Birmingham branch of another M&E services provider, where his credits included managing the installation of the mechanical services for the refurbishment of the Grade II-listed Studley Castle Hotel in Warwickshire.
He is currently working on an £8 million project to fit out 276 new apartments within the second phase of the £220 million London Square mixed-use development in Bermondsey, including the installation of its heating, ventilation, sanitaryware, fire protection and drainage systems.
Our kids are suffering : Some parents devastated over failure to re-open special education as planned
Schools for children with special educational needs were due to re-open today. By Orla Dwyer Thursday 21 Jan 2021, 6:30 AM Jan 21st 2021, 6:30 AM 15,017 Views 94 Comments
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PARENTS HAVE SAID they are disappointed and frustrated with the government’s handling of re-opening special education amid the third wave of Covid-19.
Schools for children with additional educational needs were initially due to re-open today until the government abandoned its plan after unions said they opposed the move.
At around 10pm on Tuesday night, the Education Minister Norma Foley and Junior Minister Josepha Madigan said that partially re-opening schools would “regrettably not be p