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Scotland’s nature agency is urging more businesses to join together and invest in nature recovery to protect against the escalating impacts of climate change.

And insights reveals Brits could be insuring more than £2million worth of Pokémon  

• Goole Rail Village hosts shadowing scheme for leaders and apprentices as part of National Apprenticeship Week 

• Siemens Mobility demonstrates its commitment to talent development, with 34 apprentices based at the Goole Rail Village across a variety of roles 

Stockport community art project celebrating landscapes and heritage wins at Cheshire Best Kept Stations Awards. 

Great British Railways (GBR) will put passengers back at the heart of the railways, delivering a safe, sustainable and high-performing network that delivers value for money and a consistently better experience for customers, according to DfT Operator (DFTO) chief executive, Alex Hynes.

The much-loved Leeds Tapestry celebrating the city’s history has received an inspiring new panel, completely designed and stitched by residents to explore ideas of freedom.

Pupils from Dyke Primary School have been busy creating amazing artwork ahead of a special exhibition opening on 21 February at Moray Art Centre.  

As part of National Apprenticeship Week, Degree Apprentice Benjamin Wood explains the routine maintenance that helps to keep our power plants running.

• Mitie awarded a further three-year contract with the London Fire Brigade, providing cleaning, security, and guest services across 97 sites including fire stations, critical offices, headquarters, and River Fire Station
• Mitie will bring its expertise in sustainability, as well as supporting Mitie colleagues’ daily tasks by leveraging its cutting-edge technology
• Supporting the region, Mitie has pledged to create apprenticeships for those from underrepresented groups and dedicate 2,855 hours each year to upskill its colleagues

The Examining Authority examining the proposed Botley West Solar Farm have now submitted their report and recommendations to the Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero. 

This National Apprenticeship Week we're showcasing how the railway can open the door to rewarding, lifelong careers.

After an uncertain start at college, Charles French discovered his path through an apprenticeship on the Wales and Borders route - launching a career that has since progressed into leadership. 

Ryan Green has been earning while learning for the past seven years on the Wales and Borders route, highlighting the wide-ranging progression opportunities available for railway apprentices. 

Sam Wilmott’s switch from postman to Project Interface Manager shows how apprenticeships at Network Rail Wales and Borders can open doors at any stage of life. 

Tamzin James, 25, is now working trackside at Whitland Depot - challenging stereotypes and inspiring more women to consider engineering careers with Network Rail. 

Passengers are being asked to plan ahead of engineering work on the railway between Ashford International, Maidstone East and Borough Green in the last week of May

Pembrokeshire’s Children and Young People’s Rights Office (CYPRO) is proud to announce the launch of a new mental and emotional health, and well-being resource for schools.

East Ayrshire Health and Social Care Partnership will soon be hosting some free family-friendly days out in celebration of women and girls across East Ayrshire.

Passengers are being asked to plan ahead of engineering work on the railway between Ashford International, Maidstone East and Borough Green in the last week of May.

Network Rail’s new training facility in Doncaster is already making a difference in helping apprentices develop the skills needed to maintain, improve and future-proof Britain’s railway.