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The Brain Drain: How does Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex keep talent in the region?
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Whether it is a direct train or the A11, the path out of East Anglia is clear for many.
Year after year droves of the brightest talents in Norfolk, Suffolk and Essex pack up their bags to head to a big city on the promise of pay packets and better prospects.
But what can regional hubs do to incentivise these highly-skilled workers to stay on, or indeed to bring them back?
Moreover, how can the East level up career opportunities for school aged children ready to hit the job market in years to come?
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File images of Guardsmen, Tinder and Winchester Crown Court Pictures: PA A BRITISH Army guardsman scammed women out of tens of thousands of pounds – splurging the cash on a gambling addiction that was costing him up to £8,000 a month. “Sweetheart fraudster” Nathan Walker, 29, who served in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria, persuaded three women to part with £33,300 in loans or by paying for items like tickets and phone top-ups. The soldier’s victims told the court they’d been forced to take out loans to cover their loss. One woman said she couldn’t see herself ever owning a house because her savings and credit rating had been decimated by Walker. Another said she felt she’d let her son down by choosing to help a stranger rather than provide for her child.
File images of Guardsmen, Tinder and Winchester Crown Court Pictures: PA A BRITISH Army guardsman scammed women out of tens of thousands of pounds – splurging the cash on a gambling addiction that was costing him up to £8,000 a month. “Sweetheart fraudster” Nathan Walker, 29, who served in Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria, persuaded three women to part with £33,300 in loans or by paying for items like tickets and phone top-ups. The soldier’s victims told the court they’d been forced to take out loans to cover their loss. One woman said she couldn’t see herself ever owning a house because her savings and credit rating had been decimated by Walker. Another said she felt she’d let her son down by choosing to help a stranger rather than provide for her child.