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Forty students from J.B. Pennington High School of Blountsville visits the Central Library's Arts Literature and Sports Department to do research for an assignment given by teacher Michelle Brand. Central Library staffer David Ryan helps the students find books for their research papers. Brand said J.B. Pennington is proud to partner with BPL on this annual research trip.
Visit to the Nairobi Safari Walk with the Kuvuka Daraja Team, their last outing before their return to Ireland.
Some of the girls from the meet droped by Central Perk for a delicious latte and Scarlet's delicious bakery.
Cornerstones is a memorial to police officers who lost their lives in the line of duty. It's built into the cornerstone of the Clayton Police Department in Clayton, North Carolina. The building is new and was designed by architect Jon Zellweger. The Cornerstones piece is by artist Christian Karkow. Both work at Clearscapes in Raleigh.
I was in Hastings to support our Labour candidates. I also visited a local homeless charity, Surviving the Streets. (2nd December, 2019)
In the fifth richest country in the world no one should be sleeping rough.
Labour will end rough sleeping and tackle homelessness because we see a decent home as a right owed to all, not a privilege for the few.
What a social butterfly! Seeing cousins Asher and Amal, aunty Mashaal, Saad Mamoo, Phupho Attiya and great Uncle Arshad.
Whilst visiting Cornwall I walked the coastline from where I was staying and visited the Bedruthan Steps which is a popular National Trust area in the UK. By the end of the day I must've walked about 20 miles as I was shattered.
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In April 2009 six Nottingham teenagers set out on incredible journey to learn about the rainforest and to spend seven days living with the Baka people. The Baka have lived in the Cameroon rainforest for thousands of years yet their rights are still not recognised by Cameroonian law. The students, national winners of the Giving Nation Awards, won the chance to spend a week with the Baka in the heart of the forest learning about the work of environmental charity the Rainforest Foundation to protect the rights of the Baka and the forest that has been central to their way of life and livelihoods for thousands of years.