THE KENT POLITICS PODCAST Episode 21: Private school SEND costs, cat bans, manifesto madness and special guest Howard Cox Welcome to the latest episode of the Kent Politics Podcast, where we delve into the complexities of local and national political dynamics. This week, our panel discusses a range of topics including a unique housing development in Medway that bans cats and kids, spiralling costs of private education for children with special educational needs (SEN), controversial Tory manifesto

Send us a Text Message.29th May 2024 headlines:Fears of a hostile union takeover of blue collar local government workers in VictoriaGeelong’s new 24/7 cat curfew overturnedA rural council’s stark financial situation revealed in its new draft budgetA NSW council releases correspondence into a troubled resource recovery facility project;and claims of a culture of workplace bullying at anotherClover Moore seeks an historic sixth term as Sydney Lord MayorThe passing of Tasmania’s longest-serving ...

As billions around the world head to the polls this year, the journalist, editor and Nobel Peace Prize winner analyzes the impact of AI on democracies and the information ecosystem. Interviewed by Cat Zakrzewski

Today Des & Dave talk to Pam Allen, the MD of PA Today Ltd and Pam discusses how she is helping employees and business owners to take full advantage of the government scheme, 'Access to Work'.

Here in Georgia and in Washington, too, Republicans are openly stating their willingness to take a "Big Brother" / "big government" approach (to hell with states' rights, but just this once) to disassembling our justice system at the local, state and federal level - all at the behest of one convicted felon. Can you guess who that felon is? He has a lot of sway. Any guesses?The "law and order" party and the party supposedly of "limited government" seeks to

Logan County man facing multiple charges filed an official complaint against Logan County Sheriff's DeputiesMingo County woman accused of breaking into a home, theft, and killing a cat New "Almost Heaven" swing unveiled Tuesday at Chief Logan State Park Local News is brought to you by Logan Regional Medical Center.

Welcome back to THE IAS COMPANION. Today, we explore tribunals and subordinate courts in India's legal framework. The 42nd Amendment Act of 1976 introduced Part 14-A, creating tribunals under Articles 323 A and 323 B. Article 323 A establishes administrative tribunals for public service disputes, exemplified by the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), while Article 323 B allows for tribunals on various subjects. State Administrative Tribunals (SATs) handle state-level service matters

The UK’s sorry state of affairs when it comes to water and railways is both a massive problem and an opportunity for the incoming government. Water companies are teetering on the brink of collapse and it feels inevitable that they will soon fall back in to public ownership. But how can we pay for renationalised services? Cat Hobbs from We Own It talks to Nish and Coco about the history of privatisation and the opportunities that renationalised services present to the UK. And economist and activist

On this week’s pod, the Associate Director of Online Learning at Miami University and President of Rainbow UA, Bonnie Erwin, joins us to talk about highlights for this year’s UA Pride, the hidden expense of cat strollers, and endless nuggets of rage.

Calum, Geoff and Andy are joined by former Labour candidate Cat Headley to pick apart the key moments from last night's first television debate between Rishi Sunak and Keir Starmer. There was a lot of back and forth, and interrupting, but what cut through? Plus, Nigel Farage is back - so what does that mean for the Conservatives, or for the future of the of the Right of politics? Become a member at https://plus.acast.com/s/holyroodsources.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

What should have been simple has proved to be anything but; HMRC has created a new way to inflict misery on unsuspecting pension savers. Jon Greer from Quilter gently explains everything we need to know. We also discuss what a new Labour government might do with the rules.

A general election in the UK has been called for July 4. What does that mean for your money—and is there anything you can (or should) do in advance of a possible tide of new policy?Those are the questions host Merryn Somerset Webb and senior reporter John Stepek explore with guests Helen Thomas, chief executive of macroeconomic consultancy BlondeMoney, and Tom McPhail, director of public affairs at The Lang Cat. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Introducing...The Gas ManIt starts with a tip-off.It’s the late 1980s and US Special Agent Dennis Bass is warned about a shipment of suspicious chemicals headed to a secret destination. So he follows the lead – and ends up stumbling into a global plot helping fuel a war. The main suspect? The Gas Man.In the decades since, Special Agent Bass has been locked in an international game of cat and mouse with the man who supplied a dangerous regime with the chemicals to make weapons. Every time Bass thinks

Oliver Sadorra, CGO of Dark Wolf Solutions, and I chat about AI and Synthetic Media

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Ep 547 features Cat, 911 Communications Supervisor at Riverside County Sheriff's Department, CA.  Sponsored by INdigital - Facebook | LinkedIn | Twitter | Web Episode topics – How Cat's unexpected journey into public safety began and her initial impressions of the dispatcher's role. The rigorous hiring process for 911 dispatchers and what it takes to become a certified training officer. The emotional ride of taking life-altering emergency calls and the coping mechanisms dispatchers use.

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