#public-awareness

#public-awareness

British Asian families are being urged to record the experiences of relatives who fought for Britain for future generations as data reveals half the British public don't know that Indian members of the armed forces served in the second world war. The My Family Legacy project, backed by the Royal British Legion, is building an online archive of Asian veterans' experiences to raise awareness of the shared histories and sacrifices of Britain's diverse communities.

got rescued locally, came to the sanctuary, and the vet and the team did an amazing job on the wound. But this swan did unfortunately pass away two days later of shock.

Anthropologist and environmentalist Margaret Mead inaugurated the first Earth Day in 1970.

Sadly, not changing the message though - so "See it. Say it. Sorted" remains intact and will be repeated constantly until it's drummed into everyone's subconscious to such a degree that one day a burial will be accompanied by the sound of "See it. Say it. Sorted" being heard from inside the coffin as it's lowered into the ground. See it. Say it. Sorted

I think it's important that people know obviously because it's quite a simple bit of information you can get that can really save you a lot of pain

The City of Toronto is launching a public awareness campaign with rhymes to reduce conflicts between cyclists, pedestrians, and cars in the city’s bike lanes.

The report lays bare the reasons why prisons have become so consistently overcrowded over so many years to the point of frequent near-collapse.

The industrial economy has created more than 100 million novel entities, or chemicals not found in nature, with somewhere between 40,000 and 350,000 in commercial use and production.

Special Agent John Vecchio stated during a press conference, 'The message behind the campaign is simple: If you're buying a gun for someone who can't legally own one, you are committing a crime. You're helping potentially arm someone with dangerous intentions.' This emphasizes the seriousness of straw purchases and their implications on public safety.

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has urged people to be wary of scams from fraudsters pretending to offer financial support from the government. Due to the range of benefits and financial support on offer from the department, it is often impersonated by scammers looking to take advantage of people's financial situations. The most recent scam text people are receiving invites the recipient to apply for an Energy Support Scheme to help with the high cost of gas and electricity.

Grace Wolstenholme highlighted the dangers of misinformation, stating, 'There's a lot of bad people on social media, so you do need to check the facts.' She experienced distress over a death hoax that misrepresented her condition, leading to significant personal and professional impact.

The Santa Cruz County Civil Grand Jury report reveals human trafficking in the county remains largely unrecognized and unreported, a reflection seen across state and federal levels.

A disturbing case unfolded when a U-Haul van parked outside a Taco Bell was discovered to contain 134 cats, with many in distress and several dead.

Ondine's drive and vision in recognising the emergent picture of Long Covid and her determination to do something was prescient, bold, and totally in character.

I just crossed those boundaries. I don't really know why. I need to stop this before it kind of gets into anything worse and becomes a bit more of a pattern.

While Asian needle ants aren't aggressive, the increasing reports of severe allergic reactions have raised concerns and awareness about their potential risks to public health.

James Eden, a 72-year-old British grandfather, described the dire situation after being stranded in Jerusalem, stating, 'They can't put on any planes because the airspace is shut.'

"The National Weather Service's switch from special weather statements to advisories was meant to change how the public views the information... It will be really hot this weekend."

The initiative builds on the MTA's existing Ride Inside Stay Alive campaign, using colorful comics to depict the dangers and community impact of subway surfing.

Kush Chaudary, a phone theft victim, lost over £35,000 after thieves stole his phone and quickly changed his passcode, highlighting the urgency of device security.

“The death of a garda in these circumstances is particularly alarming. Bad behaviour on the road is a common sight, from running red lights to breaking the speed limit...”

Nathan Hoang's death, linked to a controversial sedative administered during police custody, raises critical questions about police practices and public awareness.