Trust Fund
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Origin | Bristol |
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United Kingdom | |
Albums | Seems Unfair |
We have always lived in The Harolds | |
Members | Grace Denton |
Two White Cranes | |
Genres | Indie Rock |
Indie Pop | |
Record labels | Turnstile |
Reeks of Effort | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 2166004 |
About Trust Fund
Trust Fund was a musical project founded and led by Ellis Jones whilst living in Bristol in the South West of England. Both on recordings and live the band also featured a rotating lineup of musicians to fill out the sound.
Child Trust Funds: Nearly a million accounts not accessed
...By Ruth CleggBBC NewsNearly a million young people have yet to claim their Child Trust Funds, MPs have warned...
Teens locked out of Child Trust Funds also risk benefits cut
...By Ruth CleggDisability news reporterThousands of disabled young people who have money stuck in Child Trust Funds could also have their benefits cut...
Child Trust Funds: Millions of pounds stuck in 80,000 accounts - report
...By Ruth CleggDisability news reporterTens of millions of pounds belonging to about 80,000 young people without capacity to make financial decisions could be locked in Trust Funds, a report suggests...
Lisa Marie Presley: When a celebrity dies, who gets what can get messy
... 5m) Trust Fund to her chihuahuas, prompting her son to fight the pooches in court...
Just Stop Oil: Activists says they have 'a duty to protest'
... " " I don t think it s a case of everyone being a Trust Fund kid whose lifestyles are funded by parents...
Afghanistan: World Bank freezes projects over girls' school ban
... They are financed by the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF), which was frozen last year after the Taliban took control of the country...
Afghanistan: Donors to release frozen funds for food and health aid
... The money from the World Bank-administered Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund will be transferred to the WFP and to Unicef, both UN agencies...
James Arthur: 'I want to be one of the greats'
... " You know, if you ve got a Trust Fund and you can fund launching your music career that s all well and good [but] I d just love to see people who didn t have the best start in life break through...
Afghanistan: Donors to release frozen funds for food and health aid
International donors have agreed to transfer $280m (£210) from a frozen fund to UN food and health services in Afghanistan, the World Bank says.
The country faces a deep humanitarian and economic crisis made worse by the removal of financial support after The Taliban seized power in August.
The World Food Programme (WFP) warns that More Than half of the population is under threat of acute hunger.
Three million children are suffering from malnutrition.
The Situation is the result of a severe drought, which has ruined much of the wheat crop and sent prices soaring, and an economic crisis accelerated by the decision of Western nations to cut off financial aid after The Taliban takeover.
Western powers have refused to officially recognise The Taliban government. The US and other nations have frozen about $10bn of Afghan reserves, while the World Bank and The International Monetary Fund have also halted the country's access to funding.
CONTEXT: ON THE GROUND:The WFP estimates that 23 million people require urgent food assistance as winter takes hold in the aid-dependent country, calling it " the worst humanitarian crisis on Earth".
The Money from the World Bank -administered Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund will be transferred to the WFP and to Unicef, both UN agencies.
The World Bank said both agencies had " presence and logistics capacity on the ground" to deliver services directly to Afghans In Line " with their own policies and procedures". Unicef will receive $100m to provide essential health services, and the WFP will get $180m.
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To play this video you need to enable JavaScript in your browser. Media caption, The Bbc 's Yalda Hakim looks at four key areas of concern in AfghanistanSource of news: bbc.com