I caught up with Adele Sutton who works for the Magdalene Group, which runs the ROSE Project (Reaching Out on Sexual Exploitation). The project supports young people who are at risk of, or who are being, exploited.
What springs to mind when you hear the words 'school meals'? Turkey twizzlers? Dinner ladies with hair nets? Or the classic rice pudding with a dollop of jam in the centre? Whatever it is we have all experienced it in one way or another. But things are beginning to change. The government has implemented a new scheme known as 'The Standards for School Lunches'. The national food standards are in place to ensure meals provided to pupils are nutritious and of a good quality.
The Ebola epidemic caught the world's attention in 2014, but for one Wymondham College student, the news was more personal. ALEX ANIMBA writes about having a father working in one of the worst-hit countries.
The Ebola epidemic caught the world's attention in 2014, but for one Wymondham College student, the news was more personal. ALEX ANIMBA writes about having a father working in one of the worst-hit countries.
The Ebola epidemic caught the world's attention in 2014, but for one Wymondham College student, the news was more personal. ALEX ANIMBA writes about having a father working in one of the worst-hit countries.
With the inventions of the Philips cassette tape in 1962, rectangular music became evidently popular throughout the 1970s and 80s.
Most people have the perception that soufflés are difficult to make and take a lot of practise to perfect, and a lot of the time those perceptions are correct.
