
Janine Machin
Correspondent at BBC One East
BBC presenter, journalist and mum. Retweets not endorsements. Views my own.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Janine Machin
Image caption, Lucy Jung says contributing to The Cambridge Pledge is "a no-brainer"Innovate Cambridge, an initiative launched in 2022, has founded The Cambridge Pledge, a project that aims to improve the lives of people in the city who are homeless, living in poverty or in the care system. The scheme encourages entrepreneurs to offer a share of their current or future wealth to fund social projects in the area.
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2 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Janine Machin
Entrepreneurs pledge wealth to tackle inequality in cityJanine MachinBBCLucy Jung says contributing to The Cambridge Pledge is "a no-brainer"With its university spires and world-leading science sector, many believe life in Cambridge is one of privilege and wealth, but it is one of the most unequal cities in the UK.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.co.uk | Janine Machin
Image source, Janine Machin/BBCImage caption, Wigmore resident Mark Salton said the estate was being "slaughtered" by developmentAirport leaders have shared hopes of almost doubling the site's annual passenger numbers to 32 million by 2043. Mark Salton, who lives on the Wigmore estate close to the airport, said the area was being "slaughtered" by development. "I feel in Wigmore we are the cash cows of the town," he said.
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3 weeks ago |
bbc.com | Janine Machin
Concern over labs plan for retail park in CambridgeJanine MachinNic RigbyJanine Machin/BBCNaomi Bennett, leader of the Green Party on Cambridge City Council, said she is concerned at the plans for the Beehive Centre in the cityPlans to turn a retail park in Cambridge into laboratories could push people out of the city, a councillor said. Railpen, which owns the Beehive Centre, wants to redevelop it to create labs, offices, smaller shops and cafes.
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1 month ago |
bbc.com | Janine Machin
'What we used to do for 1-2 pupils, we're now doing for the whole class'Janine MachinBBC News, East of EnglandBBCChantry Primary says that since Covid, they have been using special educational needs teaching techniques for entire classes, even when they contain non-Sen pupils Five years ago, schools and nurseries across the UK closed to most children as the first Covid-19 lockdown began.
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I didn’t know @DrMichaelMosley but when we met he was funny, warm and very generous with his time. Genuinely passionate about helping others and furthering our understanding. I imagine he was like this with everyone. My heart goes out to his family. Such a sad loss. https://t.co/7t5qDOnZ5h

The One with Ross’s Wedding! Millions of people inhaled sharply when Ross said the wrong name in his vows in 1998… Now 2 scripts from those @FriendsTV episodes, filmed in London go under the hammer in Royston. But how did they get there? @BBCLookEast 1830 tonight https://t.co/CuicNleRQI

Jon’s report is on @BBCLookEast at 1830… American bully XLs: Ban leads to 'tsunami' of dogs being killed https://t.co/PIHFfmuAzr