July 2023 – Page 2

Ocean rowing science challenge inspires local children

Simon Francis Posted on 17/07/202317/07/2023

Horndean Junior School spent an afternoon learning about how a non-stop rowing challenge can be used to collect vital scientific data

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Eco-inspired carnival float raises £1,000+ for adults with learning disabilities

Nancy Platts Posted on 13/07/202314/07/2023

Paper-mâché bees and ‘bee bombs’ adorned the carnival float

Education Health & Social Care Recent

Refugees and asylum seekers welcomed to free fitness classes

Louise Akers Posted on 12/07/202312/07/2023

University of Portsmouth students have been running exercise sessions for refugees as part of a pioneering project to bring communities closer together.

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Creatives called to shift the dial on attitudes towards disabled people

Heather Rogers Posted on 11/07/202312/07/2023

Disability campaigners are calling on the creative industry to take messaging and representation of disabled people seriously.

Education Fundraising Recent

Young women leading the way in engineer innovations

Sarah Colombini Posted on 10/07/202307/07/2023

Two girls have scooped the top awards in the prestigious national Big Bang UK Young Scientists & Engineers Competition.

Environment Fundraising Health & Social Care Recent

Could motorcycles help solve traffic congestion and poor air quality in Britain’s cities?

Sarah Colombini Posted on 07/07/202327/06/2023

New research shows the public are divided about the benefits of motorcycling in improving air quality and traffic flow. Gov ignoring benefits that motorcycles can bring.