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_action-on-climate-change-a-92.jpg "ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE A ‘SCIENTIFIC AND MORAL IMPERATIVE’ SAY<br/>CIVIC SOCIETY, FAITH LEADERS AND SCIENTISTS<br/>Scotland’s inability to meet key climate change targets must be a “wake-up” call for all of<br/>society and failure to work openly and collaboratively to drive progress will have grave<br/>implications for the planet.<br/>This is the stark view of a group of religious and civic society leaders and scientists who<br/>have taken the unprecedented step to team up and urge people to acknowledge the risks<br/>of inaction and devise solutions to tackle the climate crisis.<br/>More than 30 individuals have signed statements calling on the Scottish and UK<br/>governments to “bridge the widening gap” between promises and practical action to<br/>build a fairer, greener, healthier society for all.<br/>They said addressing the climate crisis is a “moral necessity” and Scotland must do all it<br/>can to play its part because further delay will have dire human and economic costs.")
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_podcast-people-staying-at-92.jpg "<p>Fed-up residents say a stretch of scenic seafront is at risk of becoming a “squatter camp”</a> if something is not done to stop campervan owners from setting up there for weeks at a time.</p><p>Locals say people are practically living at the site on Sheppey and committing anti-social acts such as urinating in public.</p><p>Also in today’s podcast, a shop owner has been left with thousands of pounds worth of damage following a mass brawl</a> in Sheerness. </p><p>You can hear audio of the fight which involved as many as 15 people on Saturday night on the high street. </p><p>A homeless man living out of his car in Maidstone has been telling the KentOnline Podcast of his struggle to find pet-friendly accommodation</a>.</p><p>Despite holding down a full-time job, after he’s paid his child benefit, car insurance and storage costs, he’s left with little money to live off.</p><p>The boss of P&O has admitted his company pay on-board crew just £4.87 an hour - and that he wouldn’t be able to live on that wage.</a></p><p>The CEO was paid £508,000 in his role last year - he’s faced a grilling in Westminster and been asked if he’s just a “modern day pirate”. </p><p>And the new Gillingham manager has been appointed</a> and says he can’t wait to get started. </p><p>Mark Bonner has taken over top job at the club and had outlined what he expects from his team. </p>")
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_bristol-world-chats-what-are-the-top-news-stories-this-week.jpg "As ever it has been a busy week in the city of bristol from a major fire at a bristol hospital to the closure of a historic bristol social club. But what are the top stories?")
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_fuel-subsidy-restructuring-must-not-burden-the-people-says-dr-wee.jpg "Plans to restructure the fuel subsidy by next month must be approached with caution to avoid burdening the public with price hikes, says MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.<br/><br/>Speaking on the radio talk show \")
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_bristol-international-balloon-fiesta-issues-2024-updates.jpg "The team behind the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta have announced the first wave of companies that will sponsor the summer festival taking place from August 9 to 11. The pioneering electric-car manufacturer Tesla, aerospace design and manufacturer Airbus and The Ivy restaurant chain will be supporting the festival alongside Bailey of Bristol caravans, Somerset-based family-run cidermaker Thatcher’s, and Butcombe Brewing Company.")
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_labour-unions-protest-in-nigeria-over-rise-in-electricity-prices.jpg "With President Bola Tinubu’s latest measure to cut costs as the country struggles with declining revenue, electricity rates more than doubled for some consumers in April.")
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_camra-750-pubs-could-close-by-the-first-half-of-2024.jpg "Nik Antona, National Chairman for the Campaign for Real Ale discusses the crisis currently affecting the hospitality industry.")
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_how-to-keep-chipmunks-out-of-your-garden-according-to-experts.jpg "Banish these plant-eating rodents from your yard with our safe and humane expert-approved tips.")
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_pensioner-with-cancer-tells-of-struggles-living-in-damp-ridden-flat-in-ashford.webp "Barbara Hasiuk speaks about the issues she has with damp at her home in Downland Court, Ashford.")
_action-on-climate-change-a-92.webp "ACTION ON CLIMATE CHANGE A ‘SCIENTIFIC AND MORAL IMPERATIVE’ SAY<br/>CIVIC SOCIETY, FAITH LEADERS AND SCIENTISTS<br/>Scotland’s inability to meet key climate change targets must be a “wake-up” call for all of<br/>society and failure to work openly and collaboratively to drive progress will have grave<br/>implications for the planet.<br/>This is the stark view of a group of religious and civic society leaders and scientists who<br/>have taken the unprecedented step to team up and urge people to acknowledge the risks<br/>of inaction and devise solutions to tackle the climate crisis.<br/>More than 30 individuals have signed statements calling on the Scottish and UK<br/>governments to “bridge the widening gap” between promises and practical action to<br/>build a fairer, greener, healthier society for all.<br/>They said addressing the climate crisis is a “moral necessity” and Scotland must do all it<br/>can to play its part because further delay will have dire human and economic costs.")
_podcast-people-staying-at-92.webp "<p>Fed-up residents say a stretch of scenic seafront is at risk of becoming a “squatter camp”</a> if something is not done to stop campervan owners from setting up there for weeks at a time.</p><p>Locals say people are practically living at the site on Sheppey and committing anti-social acts such as urinating in public.</p><p>Also in today’s podcast, a shop owner has been left with thousands of pounds worth of damage following a mass brawl</a> in Sheerness. </p><p>You can hear audio of the fight which involved as many as 15 people on Saturday night on the high street. </p><p>A homeless man living out of his car in Maidstone has been telling the KentOnline Podcast of his struggle to find pet-friendly accommodation</a>.</p><p>Despite holding down a full-time job, after he’s paid his child benefit, car insurance and storage costs, he’s left with little money to live off.</p><p>The boss of P&O has admitted his company pay on-board crew just £4.87 an hour - and that he wouldn’t be able to live on that wage.</a></p><p>The CEO was paid £508,000 in his role last year - he’s faced a grilling in Westminster and been asked if he’s just a “modern day pirate”. </p><p>And the new Gillingham manager has been appointed</a> and says he can’t wait to get started. </p><p>Mark Bonner has taken over top job at the club and had outlined what he expects from his team. </p>")
_bristol-world-chats-what-are-the-top-news-stories-this-week.webp "As ever it has been a busy week in the city of bristol from a major fire at a bristol hospital to the closure of a historic bristol social club. But what are the top stories?")
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_fuel-subsidy-restructuring-must-not-burden-the-people-says-dr-wee.webp "Plans to restructure the fuel subsidy by next month must be approached with caution to avoid burdening the public with price hikes, says MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.<br/><br/>Speaking on the radio talk show \")
_bristol-international-balloon-fiesta-issues-2024-updates.webp "The team behind the Bristol International Balloon Fiesta have announced the first wave of companies that will sponsor the summer festival taking place from August 9 to 11. The pioneering electric-car manufacturer Tesla, aerospace design and manufacturer Airbus and The Ivy restaurant chain will be supporting the festival alongside Bailey of Bristol caravans, Somerset-based family-run cidermaker Thatcher’s, and Butcombe Brewing Company.")
_labour-unions-protest-in-nigeria-over-rise-in-electricity-prices.webp "With President Bola Tinubu’s latest measure to cut costs as the country struggles with declining revenue, electricity rates more than doubled for some consumers in April.")
_camra-750-pubs-could-close-by-the-first-half-of-2024.webp "Nik Antona, National Chairman for the Campaign for Real Ale discusses the crisis currently affecting the hospitality industry.")
_how-to-keep-chipmunks-out-of-your-garden-according-to-experts.webp "Banish these plant-eating rodents from your yard with our safe and humane expert-approved tips.")
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