Stephen Delahunty

Liverpool, London

News Editor at Inside Housing

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Teachers ‘stressed’ during extra long holidays

1 week ago | msn.com | Stephen Delahunty

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Teachers ‘stressed’ during extra long holidays

1 week ago | msn.com | Stephen Delahunty

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Teachers ‘stressed’ during extra long holidays

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Stephen Delahunty

MIDNIGHT EMBARGO SCH 6.24AMTeachers feel “stressed” during the long summer holidays, Britain’s biggest teaching union has claimed. Daniel Kebede, the general secretary of the National Education Union (NEU), blamed the stress on the “working culture which invades every aspect of a teacher’s life”. He called for a “major pay correction” to retain teaching staff and attract more to the profession.
Teachers 'stressed' during long holidays

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Delahunty

The survey found that nearly a third (31 per cent) of teachers are "always" dealing with work during the school holidays, with a further 60 per cent "often" or "sometimes" doing so. Nine per cent said they have a complete break.
Government confirms plans to consult on fire and rescue college

1 week ago | insidehousing.co.uk | Stephen Delahunty

News11.45 AM The government has revealed it will consult on establishing a fire and rescue college.
Accent Group appoints new chair

1 week ago | insidehousing.co.uk | Stephen Delahunty

News8.00 AM Accent Group has appointed Nigel Wright as its new chair. Nigel Wright will become the landlord’s chair when the incumbent retires (picture: Accent Group)SharelinesAccent Group has appointed Nigel Wright as its new chair #UKhousing Mr Wright will join the 20,000-home landlord in May when incumbent Tom Miskell retires. The housing association believes he will bring broad leadership experience, spanning both the private and not-for-profit sectors.
Body pulled from River Thames in search for missing girl

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Delahunty

The schoolgirl had been playing during a day off school because of teacher training. London Ambulance Service, London Fire Brigade, the RNLI and the coastguard were all involved in the search for the missing schoolgirl. The Met later said officers were leading a recovery mission along the Thames to find Kaliyah. Local residents had said they heard shouts and screams while other children who were playing had said a girl had disappeared in the water and they could not find her.
Uber slams into pedestrian outside Islington restaurant

1 week ago | msn.com | Stephen Delahunty

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European tourists shun US following Trump election

1 week ago | msn.com | Stephen Delahunty

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Coaches banned from Birling Gap to quell 'tsunami of tourists'

1 week ago | telegraph.co.uk | Stephen Delahunty

A National Trust spokesman said: "At Birling Gap, we welcome over 600,000 visitors every year to this small rural clifftop location that is vulnerable to coastal erosion. "We've seen a significant increase in coach visits in recent years, which the site is unable to cope with. We continue to welcome visitors by car, motorbike, minibus and bus service."The National Trust has suffered from a series of recent controversies, with criticism of its properties' historical links with the slave trade.