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#uhuru #apsp #africanamerican #Bassetlaw

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Princess Anne, Patron of the Royal College of Midwives, visiting Doncaster Royal Infirmary Women’s and Children’s Hospital at Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, South Yorkshire, on 19 September 2023.

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Court Circular | 19th September 2023

St James’s Palace

The Princess Royal this morning visited Our Cow Molly, Cliffe House Farm, Hill Top Road, Dungworth, Sheffield, and was received by His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of South Yorkshire (Professor Dame Hilary Chapman).

Her Royal Highness this afternoon launched the Ethel Trust Community Barge PEARL at Victoria Quays, Sheffield, South Yorkshire, and subsequently attended a Reception at the Quays Hotel, Furnival Road, Sheffield.

The Princess Royal, Patron, the Royal College of Midwives, later visited Doncaster Royal Infirmary Women’s and Children’s Hospital at Doncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Armthorpe Road, Doncaster, South Yorkshire.

#princess anne #princess royal #court circular

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Saint Joseph's Church - Historical Architectural Marvel

Nestled amidst the thriving locale of Wath-upon-Dearne, lies Saint Joseph’s Roman Catholic Church, an enduring symbol of faith in the Diocese of Hallam. This thriving spiritual hub, serving the faithful across South Yorkshire, parts of the High Peak, Chesterfield Districts of Derbyshire, and the District of Bassetlaw in Nottinghamshire, is cradled beneath the protective shroud of Our Lady of…

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#church #HISTORY #St Joseph #WATH

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New Funding to Support Over 25,000 People in England with Health Issues Find and Stay in Work

  London, 11 June 2023 - The UK government has announced a significant expansion of a program aimed at providing employment support to individuals with mild to moderate mental or physical health conditions who are out of work or require assistance to remain employed. The funding will benefit over 25,000 people across 12 areas in England, spanning 41 local authorities. This initiative marks an important step towards delivering Universal Support, a key component of the government's strategy to reduce economic inactivity and stimulate economic growth. Recognizing employment as a crucial factor in health and wellbeing, participants are referred to the service by healthcare professionals such as GPs and practice nurses, integrating employment support and advice with their normal health treatment.   Andrew Beardsall, Associate Director of Primary Care at NHS Bassetlaw Place, Nottinghamshire Integrated Care Board, said: "The expansion of IPSPC is great for patients and for primary care professionals." "GPs often report that in trying to deal with patients' physical and mental health issues, they are often only treating a small part of their patients' overall problems, which cannot be tackled in isolation. IPSPC offers the chance to break the spiral between ill health, employment, and quality of life. It is simply a good idea and warmly welcomed."   Under the Individual Placement and Support in Primary Care (IPSPC) program, participants receive on-the-job "place and train" employment support and advice. This approach allows participants to start working immediately, learning as they go, rather than having to undergo extensive training before being allowed to start employment. The first phase of the IPSPC program, launched in April 2023, successfully provided on-the-job support to 12,700 people across several regions, including South Yorkshire, Greater Manchester, West London, Norfolk, Cheshire West and Chester, and West Midlands. This initial phase received £27.9 million in funding. Building on this achievement, the program is now expanding to support an additional 12,900 people in Enfield, Essex, Newham, Nottingham, Slough, and Surrey. The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and the Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) have jointly invested £31 million to facilitate this expansion. These efforts are part of the first phase of the DWP's Universal Support employment program, which was announced during the Spring Budget. The expansion of the IPSPC program follows evaluation research on the IPS program in South Yorkshire and the West Midlands, which revealed positive outcomes, including enhanced employment prospects, well-being, self-confidence, and motivation to return to work.  

Official portrait of Tom Pursglove MP. Photo by Richard Townshend. Flickr.   Tom Pursglove MP, the Minister for Disabled People, Health and Work, said: "It's great to see this approach boost participants' employment prospects, well-being, self-confidence, and motivation to return to work." "What we learn from supporting people through IPSPC will pave the way to Universal Support, which, when fully rolled out, will offer people personalized support to help them flourish in work."   Health Minister Maria Caulfield emphasizes the expanded funding as a crucial component of the government's commitment to support disabled individuals and those with health conditions to live independently. She also highlights the government's intention to seek input on better diagnosing and supporting individuals with major health conditions, ultimately informing the Major Conditions Strategy to be unveiled later this year. The program is estimated to assist over 25,000 individuals in securing or retaining employment by March 2025. By providing personalized employment support and advice integrated with their normal health treatment, this initiative aims to empower individuals and enable them to flourish in the workplace.   Sources: THX News & Department for Work and Pensions. Read the full article

#economicgrowthandreducedinactivity #employmentopportunitiesfordisabledpeople #fundingforemploymentsupport #healthissuesandwork #integratedemploymentsupportandhealthtreatment #IPSPCevaluationresearch #IPSPCexpansion #personalizedemploymentsupport #UKgovernmentpressrelease #UniversalSupportprogram

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We’ll say it again: solar is cheap, clean and popular — Inside track

We’ll say it again: solar is cheap, clean and popular — Inside track

Last month, Brendan Clarke-Smith MP for Bassetlaw posted a video on Twitter with the opening “absolutely the best news we’ve been waiting for”. Had a plan for a new hospital been approved in Worksop in his constituency? Had a new factory been announced on the […] We’ll say it again: solar is cheap, clean and popular — Inside track

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'Exceptionally bad' mistakes by doctors kill mother hours after birth

‘Exceptionally bad’ mistakes by doctors kill mother hours after birth

Serious mistakes by senior staff at a West Yorkshire hospital led to the death of a first-time mother just hours after giving birth, an inquest has found. Jade Hart, who is originally from Pontefract, gave birth to their son, Hugo, just after 10pm on July 8, 2018 at Bassetlaw Hospital in Worksop. But hours later, she tragically died after suffering uterine inversion – a rare complication in which…

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Worksop

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Lamborghini Aventador SVJ 

By Adrian in Bassetlaw, UK

#Lamborghini Aventador SVJ #UK #England #Nottinghamshire #Bassetlaw #East Retford #Nikon D5200 #CA Photography2012 #Adrian #Super Car #Wrooom #Wroom #Car #Auto #Automotive #Automotive Tumblr #Luxury Car #Supercar #Supercars #St11kes #Caphotography #Exotic #Spotting #Automobiles #Vehicles #Cars #Coches #Autos

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Ceri Richards 1903 - 1971

Saint Cecilia

1949

Oil on canvas

H 96.8 x W 79 cm

Bassetlaw District Council, Notts

#ceri richards #20th Century Welsh Art #British Art 1939 - 1950 #Bassetlaw District Council

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King Edward School at the LABC Awards 2019

Congratulations to our client Richdon Joinery and Construction for winning Best Local Builder or Traditional Craftsperson at the LABC Awards 2019! Their restoration and conversion of the former King Edward School in Retford has been of an outstanding quality and it has been a pleasure to work with them.

The development as a whole, which encompasses the entire school compound, is now home to a tight-knit community that are able to enjoy the site’s heritage and in doing so, preserve it. The qualities of the existing building have been maintained through a careful restoration approach, resulting in a high-quality conversion with exemplar craftsmanship employed throughout.

#conversion #nottingham #retford #bassetlaw #labcawards #winner #craftsmanship #architecture

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Re-informed: The Making of the Wetu

This film in the Re-informed digital series enables viewers to discover what life was like before the Mayflower passengers arrived in America and how the Native American people lived their lives before they were changed forever by colonisation. It explores the culture of the Wampanoag people, whose land the Mayflower passengers settled on, and looks at their day-to-day lives including how they built a typical Wampanoag home - known as a Wetu.

The Making of the Wetu' film speaks to Darius Coombs, one of the designers of a specially-commissioned Wetu that is hoped to travel to the UK later this year and go on display on the grounds of Bassetlaw Museum in Nottinghamshire - close to the homes of Mayflower passengers such as the Bradford and Brewster families.

#Wetu #wampanoag #Darius Coombs #Weetamoo: Heart of the Pocassets #indigenous people #indigenous culture #Youtube