FEATURE: Unequal opportunity: Minorities in education
The sad truth is that even now, not everyone has equal rights in education.
Often, ethnic minority students are discriminated against in educational opportunities.
Features & Lifestyle
South Cheshire Chamber salutes sponsors ahead of business awards
South Cheshire Chamber of Commerce has paid tribute to its long-standing Business Awards sponsors as the search for this year’s 25th anniversary winners gets underway.
The official entry process has opened with several of the area’s big businesses, such as Bentley Motors in Crewe, returning to support the awards.
READER’S LETTER: Crewe Royal Arcade “Art for Who’s Sake?
Dear Editor,
So Cheshire East Council has commissioned a huge public art piece to adorn the side of the Royal Arcade Bus Station as we were told by a fellow Crewe Councillor at Wednesday’s full Council meeting!
Elected members at the meeting looked bemused – many of us knew nothing about it! (It appears we missed the email sent out late the previous afternoon).
FEATURE: Short form crypto investments are good for what reasons?
Short-term crypto investments are good for a number of reasons.
Firstly, they’re usually more liquid than long-term holdings. That allows you to buy and sell your position more quickly and easily.
READER’S LETTER: Outrage over CEC “verges” letter to Crewe residents
Dear Editor,
Cheshire East have sent out letters to many Crewe residents asking them to REMOVE the large stones off the grass verges, in front of their homes, within a month, or they will be sent the bill to remove them.
This is an outrage.
FEATURE: How to make hybrid work model effective for your business
When the pandemic took over the UK in March of 2022, many businesses were told to close their office doors and start working remotely.
This system of remote work was kept in place for a good few months, until businesses got permission to open their office doors once again.
READER’S LETTER: Why are EU tariffs still in place?
Dear Editor,
The UK has import tariffs on oranges, bananas, olives, rice etc., that Britain does not produce domestically.
Why? To protect EU countries, who do produce them, from competition. We left the EU on 31/1/20.
FEATURE: Guide to popular writing styles and citation formats
Every institution and professor prefer specific citation formats.
Alongside, every assignment requires you to adapt to a particular writing style.
FEATURE: How to promote your course on social media
In the online world, promoting a course is not a daunting task. But most creators still fail to create a buzz.
Why? Because standing out in a crowd takes consistent effort and expert planning.
FEATURE: 3 tips for finding friends as a Freshman
One of the most important things for young people is meeting new individuals and making friends.
Companions will help you in tough times and be here for you when you need them.
FEATURE: Be productive with iMind
Creating and developing a business online, as well as working remotely, requires increased concentration and responsibility for every step.
To maintain healthy relations in the working team even at a distance, it is necessary to choose a platform that organizes high-quality online communication and is comfortable for each participant of the project.
FEATURE: How to improve skills of your workforce and boost productivity
Recruiting, training, and retaining quality employees can be a challenge for any organisation.
In addition to the strain it places on your resources, a shortage of skilled workers can have detrimental effects on your business.
FEATURE: Is university the key to success?
Universities are hubs of learning. They are not all about exams and papers.
These academic institutions have shaped the minds of many brilliant people across the generations.
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