cars Sep 3, 2020
General Motors and Honda Motor have signed a non-binding memorandum of understanding toward establishing a North American automotive alliance that includes collaborating on future vehicles and sharing purchasing costs. The companies said they’ll immediately start planning for the new vehicles with engineering work expected to begin in early 2021. The alliance, according to the companies, will include a “range of vehicles to. Ford Jul 2, 2020
Ford Motor is partnering with Disney for unique unveilings of its new lineup of Bronco SUVs as automakers globally seek alternative ways to garner attention for highly-anticipated vehicles during the coronavirus pandemic. The automaker will unveil its “Ford Bronco 4×4 family” of vehicles July 13 across Disney’s media networks – marking the first-ever, prime-time product reveal across Disney’s broadcast, cable, digital and streaming.
FAMILIES desperate for their voices to be heard stood in solidarity yesterday as Ofsted begun their re-inspection into Southend’s SEND services. Ofsted is revisiting the special education needs and disabilities services offered across Southend, after their last inspection in 2018 found “significant weaknesses”. Julia Hopper - whose son Chris Nota died, aged 19 after he fell from the Queensway bridge in July 2020 - organised the demonstration outside the Civic Centre. Julia has joined around 700 families to form the Send the Right Message group, who are campaigning for improved mental health support and improvements for children with special educational needs. Julia said: “We’re exhausted but we had to come.
SCHOOLS across Furness have taken part in a creative competition aimed at boosting interest in STEM subjects. Pupils from Victoria Academy, Croftlands Junior School, Grange Primary School, Ulverston Victoria High School, George Romney Junior School and Church Walk Primary School have been letting their imaginations run wild as part of a competition run by UlverSTEM. UlverSTEM are a collaboration of local businesses passionate about encouraging young people to continue studying science, technology, engineering and mathematics and highlighting the varied opportunities for STEM related careers. As part of British Science Week, UlverSTEM have been in contact with local primary and secondary schools to take part in activities aimed at helping pupils enjoy STEM subjects in the classroom.