SITE: The Brewery Fields seen from Quayside in Bridgwater. Pic: Google Maps MORE money will be provided to improve a Somerset green space after councillors voted to increase the project’s budget by 50 per cent. Sedgemoor District Council is pushing forward with its Northgate regeneration scheme, delivering a new cinema, bowling alley, gym and restaurants in Bridgwater town centre by late-2022. As part of the regeneration scheme, the Brewery Field green space near the site will be revamped with new play equipment and better access for cyclists and pedestrians. The council has now agreed in principle to allocate a further £150,000 towards this aspect of the regeneration – a 50 per cent rise from the £300,000 that has already been set aside.
More money to improve Somerset green space as councillor agree 50 per cent budget increase
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Mental health in the workplace briefings for the South Australian wine industry
May 5th, 2021
An estimated 20% of the population live with a mental health disorder, and mental health issues cost Australian businesses $11 billion each year.
The South Australian Wine Industry Association (SAWIA) is running complimentary briefings in May and June 2021 focused on helping wine business owners, managers and supervisors to identify, understand and manage mental health impacts in the workplace.
“We know this is a growing issue for all industries, including wine, and we’re working hard to provide support,” said Brian Smedley, Chief Executive of SAWIA.
“Research shows that around 90% of employees think mental health is an important issue for businesses, but only 50% believe their workplace is mentally healthy. “Mental illness affects each person differently and can significantly impact on the individual, their family, friends and work colleagues. Supporting mental health issues
Entries now open for SAWIA’s Environmental Excellence Awards
May 5th, 2021
Entries are now open for the 2021 Environmental Excellence Awards which celebrate leadership in environmental management in the South Australian wine industry.
The Awards, delivered by the South Australian Wine Industry Association (SAWIA) on behalf of the industry, recognise wineries who adopt substantive and quantifiable improvements in key areas of environmental management.
“The South Australian wine industry has demonstrated excellence in environmental stewardship for many years, leading to a strong clean and green reputation,” said SAWIA Chief Executive Brian Smedley.
“But we can always do better as an industry. The SAWIA Environmental Excellence Awards aim to highlight members who demonstrate leadership in areas such as energy and carbon, land and biodiversity, water and waste.”
Market divided over impact of proposed CGT hike for wealthiest Americans
Concerns raised over “significant disruption” to the US economy by Sam Alberti - May 5, 2021
President Biden’s “once in a generation” plans to raise dividends and capital gains tax (CGT) to a record 39.6 percent have had a polarising effect on the financial sector, with some arguing that it would severely threaten economic stability.
“Despite the administration playing it down, the impact is enormous – we are in very serious trouble,” says Robert Zuccaro, chief investment officer at investment advisory firm Target QR Strategies.
Zuccaro argues that securities and derivatives markets will take a major hit from the proposals. He says that a reluctance to invest will result in lower federal income.
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