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26th Jan 2020 | Updated at 09:11pm 26th Jan 2020
Former Chief Crown Prosecutor backs creative initiative to help eliminate harmful traditional practices
British solicitor and former Chief Crown Prosecutor Nazir Afzal OBE has given his backing to a new international essay writing competition, the results of which aim to help eradicate the physical, sexual and psychological health impacts of harmful...
Applying to University for 2020? Use your Christmas break to meet the deadline!
As most schools and colleges are on Christmas holiday it’s important for students to use this holiday time wisely if they still haven’t applied to university – the deadline is 15th January for starting in 2020.
Pharmacist struck off after showing Isis propaganda video to child
A pharmacist who was jailed in October 2017 has been struck off the register after attempting to “indoctrinate” a child with Isis propaganda. Last year, Zameer Abdul Majid Ghumra, was given a six-year jail sentenced at Nottingham Crown Court...
Your Local Pharmacy
- 29 Mar 2018
Stay Well Pharmacy is a new campaign that aims to raise awareness that the local pharmacy is the first place to go to for clinical advice or over the counter medicines to treat minor health concerns such as sore throats, coughs, colds, tummy...
Teenage singer to raise money for the victims of Nepal Earthquake
- 26 Jun 2015
Teenage singer Shakila Karim will be performing at a series of gigs to raise money for the victims of the Nepal Earthquake.
Students Becoming Sex Workers For Bills And Curiosity
- 31 Mar 2015
A new research conducted by Swansea University has revealed that one in 20 students are turning to the sex trade to pay for their University and basic living cost- that is more than 100,000 students across the country. These jobs include prostitution, exotic dancing and stripping. The research also suggests that men are more likely to do so than women.
