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'Influential five' help celebrate International Women's Day
Five influential women involved in the business community and charity work talked about their successes and challenges at a packed event to mark International Women’s Day, hosted by St Albans MP Daisy Cooper. They included (l to r) Emma Bustamante, owner of Cositas on Holywell Hill, Ruby Raut, chief executive of Wuka, the period pants company, Alison Bainbridge, founder of St Albans-based market research business Kokoro, Lisa Reiner, managing director of the European and Asia-Pacific arm of global branding agency Beanstalk, and Laura Hussey, an environmentalist and human rights advocate.Continue readingOutreach team helps democracy take root among Woodcraft Folk
Members of St Albans Woodcraft Folk were inspired to debate a range of issues affecting young people during a visit from MP Daisy Cooper and the UK Parliament outreach team.Continue readingMayor and Daisy open new office for St Albans Credit Union
The current mayor, a former mayor and the city’s MP all turned out to mark the opening of St Albans Credit Union’s new office on Holywell Hill – a community bank offering affordable loans.Continue readingGOVERNMENT 'MUST REDUCE TIME FOR SPECIAL NEEDS ASSESSMENTS'
Daisy Cooper, the MP for St Albans, has called on the Government to reduce the time it takes to conduct special educational needs and disability (SEND) assessments.Continue reading
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