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ONS identifies error in retail price index figures
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Members of the LA 4-H Tech Club.
The Where s The Food? survey will help source food and solve food insecurity.
GGI offers the only GIS Industry-Based Certification Program
Nationwide the 4-H members are offering opportunities for students to tackle real food problems in their communities, including food insecurity.
GGI provides students with opportunities to learn about GIS Technology and solve real world problems.
The National 4-H Geospatial Leadership team presents “Where’s the Food?” at National Youth Healthy Living Summit
The Where s the Food? Survey features maps that visualize community problems and solutions to improve health, nutrition, and safety in the areas where they live.”
Wiltshire Citizens Advice Bureau chief executive Suzanne Wigmore says they have seen a 56 per cent rise in people seeking advice who have never contacted them before A WILTSHIRE charity has warned of the “devastating impact” of a scheduled cut to Universal Credit in April which could affect some of the poorest people in the county. Staff and volunteers at Citizens Advice Wiltshire have helped 1,574 people with Universal Credit since March last year. They say around 56 per cent of people in Wiltshire seeking advice on benefits have never contacted the charity before. The charity, which has continued to provide one-to-one support throughout the pandemic, warns that local families could be pushed into further hardship if the £20 a week Universal Credit uplift ends as planned in April.