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Chelsea Green Valet have been named the Best Dry Cleaning and Laundering Business of 2021 at the Greater London Enterprise Awards, the second year in a row which they have come out on top.

The government will continue in its attempts to end rough sleeping through a new joined up approach involving charities and councils, Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick said recently.

Oncology Imaging Systems has announced the launch of StructSure AI QA, the first QA software designed specifically for auto segmentation contouring engines.

The government launched a £7 million fund last month to support the creation of more flexible apprenticeships opportunities across multiple sectors.

Hertfordshire-based law firm Fosters Legal has continued to develop its reputation in recent years, with its award-winning team of lawyers retaining their focus on supporting low income clients within the community.

Researchers at the Autism Research Centre have launched an ambitious new project, Spectrum 10K, which will involve 10,000 autistic people, and their families, in the UK.

The popularity of electric bikes and scooters grew rapidly during the second half of 2020, research from the International Energy Agency revealed earlier this year.

A new Ofsted report has revealed that the COVID-19 pandemic has contributed to pre-existing issues within care services for children and young people with special educational needs and/or disabilities.

Lincoln College has opened an environmentally-friendly hair and beauty salon named Aura Hair & Beauty Academy in the centre of Lincoln.

Development of the whole child through a curriculum that focuses on physical development, wellbeing and mental health remains a central part of how Braithwaite CE Primary School operates.

A new app called Injury Capture has been launched to empower victims of abuse and sexual assault, by aiding the recording and reporting of violent crime.

Payroll training, guidance and support provider CIPP celebrated the start of National Payroll Week 2021 on Monday.

The National Autistic Society has criticised the government for its failure to reduce the number of autistic people placed in mental health units in England.

Mental health support services within schools are likely to come under increased pressure as students return following the summer, the London Evening Standard has reported.