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uhcz Fuel poverty is creating a left-out generation that will never recover from the scars
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Użytkownik Postów: 2889 Data rejestracji: 22.07.24	Btvn UK investigators told to stop mass collection of personal data in rape cases A right to plant and grow trees and other greenery in public spaces should be given to people across Britain, an adviser to Michael Gove has said.Nichola stanley taza s Boys Smith, who heads the Office for Place in Goves Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities DLUHC , also chairs the thinktank Create Streets, which has released a report calling for more gr stanley water jug eening of cities.The report says the governments levelling up strategy should include specific provisions for urban greenery, and suggests measures that could be adopted including a right to plant.It proposes: Create a new right to grow and right to plant giving individuals and local communities the legal right to plant in existing public green spaces in their neighbourhoods, and much easier to plant in streets. Currently people without gardens of their own are often blocked from planting trees or flowers in barren local spaces. Many studies have shown that urban greenery levels reflect socioeconomic inequality, with people on low incomes les stanley flasche s likely to live within a five-minute walk of green space or to live on green streets.The thinktank is also calling on the prime minister to declare a national mission to regreen all Britains towns and cities, including a national competition to celebrate the best examples, support for commemorative tree schemes, and spreading resources and guidance on greening.Create Streets conducted a cost-benefit analysis into building small new parks in an urban area, finding a positive impact valu Yywc Two teenagers placed in foster care after weight loss plan fails A family from Wirral, Merseyside, has won the right to claim compensation after their son was attacked by another three-year-old with a car jack two years ago.Jay Jones needed stitches in his head after the assault, which happened when the two toddlers were left alone for a few minutes in a car in Birkenhead in December 2007. Within hours, doctors at Arrowe Park hospital, Merseyside, were confident that Jay would survive, but it took much longer to confirm that he would suffer no lasting brain damage.He suffered nightmares and bedwetting for months afterwards and was terrified to go near windows because it reminded him of being in the car.Jay s family won a ruling on Tuesday allowing for compensation for the injuries he received, even though his attacker was not prosecuted because of his age. Jay s mother, Renai Williams, 29, sa stanley cup id the Tribunals Service ruled in her favour although the Criminal Injuries stanley cup Compensation Authority CICA had twice refused to pay out as it disputed whether such a young child could be guilty of a crime of violence.Williams told the BBC: This has been a long and hard-fought process. We have been knocked back twice by the CICA because in my opinion they didn t take my son s case seriously. My son was hit 11 times on his head and face with a car jack, his attacker kept on lashing out even though Jay was screaming out in pain and covered in blood. It was a vicious attack with such force that his atta gourde stanley cker, who was also only three himself, managed to https://www.timber-land.de

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