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Church news: With the Government’s national ‘Step’ Regulations progressively enabling more activities to restart, we are now gradually reintroducing services of worship in our churches. Initially these are combined services to include everyone in the parishes of Clapham, Keasden, Austwick and Eldroth: Sunday, May 30, Clapham “All Age Service”. Advanced notice on Sunday, June 27, at 7pm, Lambing Service at Keasden New Burial Ground. A celebration of lambing and of the beautiful new burial ground being created next
The UK SMR consortium, led by Rolls-Royce, has revealed the latest design of its proposed low cost, factory-built nuclear power station, known as a small modular reactor (SMR).
Atkins – a consortium partner - led the civil, structural and architectural design for the power station which features a refreshed faceted aesthetic roof; a surrounding earth berm integrated with the surrounding landscape; and a compact building footprint.
The design is also heavily influenced by modular development and construction methods which will ensure power station components can be manufactured in a factory and assembled on site.
The consortium is working with its partners and UK Research and Innovation to secure a fleet of factory built nuclear power stations, each providing 470MW of electricity. Significant exports are also being targeted, helping governments around the world with their Net Zero obligations.
3 weeks ago Share The Jimmy Crabtree Cancer Fund, West Orange Healthcare District and Orlando Health Cancer Institute teamed up to provide cameras and speaker systems at the center’s Ocoee location.
A three-way partnership in West Orange County has resulted in another win for all three organizations the West Orange Healthcare District, the Jimmy Crabtree Cancer Fund and the Orlando Health Cancer Institute at Health Central Hospital in Ocoee.
The healthcare district had grant money to offer, but it had to be used in some way relating to COVID-19. The center needed equipment for each of its clinical rooms so doctors can conduct virtual visits with their patients. The JCCF wanted to continue its role in the community of helping cancer patients in financial need.