Hard Work
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| Originally published | 2003 |
| Authors | Polly Toynbee |
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| ID | 2916233 |
About Hard Work
Guardian journalist Polly Toynbee took up the challenge of trying to survive on the minimum wage- living in one of the worst council estates in Britain and taking whatever was on offer at the job centre. What she discovered shocked her. . . .
A young couple's ordeal captivates Chinese internet
... " It is very important for us to ensure ordinary people s Hard Work pays off, and their passion and hope for the future stays alive, " he added...
Covid inquiry: Toxic culture damaged response, says Matt Hancock
... " There was a great deal of Hard Work on our side and a toxic culture that we had to work with which seemed to want to find people to blame"...
Boardmasters Festival applies to expand capacity in 2024 and 2025
... She said: " It s good for business and really Hard Work, but young people are generally really respectful when they come in...
Art and class: Working-class artists on breaking into exclusive world
... " If you put a lot of Hard Work in you will get somewhere...
Benefit claimants not seeking work to face mandatory work placements
... " Anyone choosing to coast on the Hard Work of taxpayers will lose their benefits...
Prunella Scales and Timothy West: Dementia won't break our 60-year love affair
... " It hasn t really been Hard Work, has it? " he asks...
Who is Suella Braverman?
... She has spoken about how her parents journey and emphasis on Hard Work and integration deeply influenced her...
Rishi Sunak joins Diwali celebrations in Southampton
... " This was the place the values my parents raised me with were reinforced - the importance of family, faith and service, education and Hard Work...
Boardmasters Festival applies to expand capacity in 2024 and 2025
A popular surf and Music Festival in Cornwall is applying to expand its capacity over The Next two years.
If successful, Boardmasters Festival 's application to Cornwall Council would see it increase from a capacity of 53,000 people to 58,000 next summer.
The Festival says it brings £40m into The Local economy annually and said approval would " take The Festival to the Next Level ".
Some locals have criticised The Event for creating extensive traffic queues.
The Proposal includes a further expansion to 65,000 people in 2025, almost a 23% increase in capacity compared to the current figure.
Andrew Topman, Boardmasters Festival Founder, said The Move would mean, " greater economic impact locally".
He Said : " We have exciting and ambitious plans for Boardmasters and, under The Proposal , we would be able to take The Festival to the Next Level .
" That means even bigger artists from all over The World , even more content for our attendees to enjoy. "
He added: " Operationally, it would allow us to further elevate festival facilities, create more space, and enable us to continue to invest in our industry-leading safeguarding work. "
Lauren Pointon works at a café in Newquay and said that while The Event is good for business, " Boardmasters is absolute chaos".
She Said : " It's good for business and really Hard Work , but Young People are generally really respectful when they come in.
'Too much already'" Although, it's a lot for emergency services, and for The People who do live in The Town . I don't want to leave The House unless it's to walk somewhere, because The Roads are chaos. "
She Said it means " a lot more cars on The Roads and a lot less parking spaces".
Rafal Sienkiewicz lives in Newquay and said The Town could " barely cope" with the current capacity.
He Said : " It's too much already. Newquay is a Small Town and we can barely cope with that number of people.
" Typically, I'm angry with what happens after The Event . I work with green energy and The Environment should always comes first. "
Mark Warren , Newquay business improvement district (BID) manager, said: " Boardmasters is a mammoth annual gift to Newquay.
" A significant number of local businesses experience their most busy and profitable week of the year during The Festival .
" We wholeheartedly support the Boardmasters' application for a careful, and sustainable growth plan, with increased attendees and staff numbers, and are delighted to continually provide a two-way consultation between The Event and our brilliant Newquay BID businesses. "
Since 2017, the Boardmasters Foundation said it had donated £436,000 to local organisations, businesses and charities.
Source of news: bbc.com
