Dunoon informal settlement is so crowded that residents have begun digging into Potsdam Road bridge, causing parts of the structure s barrier to fall apart. This coupled with refuse last collected in June poses health and safety risks - but many residents blame their ward councillor.
treasury than younger people. we re joined now by elinor mills who is founder of the website noon which helps women with the transition into midlife. thank you forjoining us. to what extent women as opposed to men who are older, may be in their 50s who are struggling when it comes to recruitment? i 50s who are struggling when it comes to recruitment? to recruitment? i think everyone in midlife is struggling to recruitment? i think everyone in midlife is struggling when - to recruitment? i think everyone in midlife is struggling when it - to recruitment? i think everyone in midlife is struggling when it comes to recruitment. largely because of the algorithms which often now dictate who gets through to be interviewed, and what i see from my noon community of women in midlife, but also i talk to a lot of people in the space, is that lots of. well, new research says over half of over 50 really want to get back into the job over 50 really want to get back into thejob market, but when ove
The best of community support and broadcasting has been recognised at the 2020 Community Radio Awards.
Like most events this year, the night was available online for community radio volunteers and staff to view in their own homes.
Continuing the tradition, the event was hosted by last year’s Male gold recipient, Sam Day from Future Radio, with awards presented by a multitude of judges and sponsors.
Martin Steers, awards chair, told RadioToday: “This year has not been what we expected, but community radio has really stepped up to the plate and served its communities more than ever.
“The work we’ve seen this year is phenomenal, and we’re delighted to be able to help recognise this. We’re already planning next year’s awards, and hope to gather again in person once more!”