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As we know criminals look at their nefarious trade as a business, and to that end they look to maximise the profitability of that business, and will target the wealthiest areas. Be smart and protect the people you love & assets you have worked hard for.

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The recent headlines of squatters occupying empty London restaurants serves as a reminder of the importance of understanding a property owner's rights for dealing with squatters. In my article for CLH Magazine I share a brief guide to dealing with unlawful occupiers. Thomson Snell & Passmore LLP #squatters #propertyowners #unlawfuloccupation’ https://lnkd.in/dtchMdcM

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If you want to know what volunteering with a Parent Carer Forum is like, and what we do, our governance and how we represent and engage the voices of parents to co-produce changes to health, care and education services, our statement below provides some insight 💡 ..... ⬇️

The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters, the trailblazing black labor union, was organized 99 years ago by A. Philip Randolph on May 8, 1925. Sleeping car porters, predominantly Black men, faced significant challenges and discrimination in their roles on Canadian railways in the early 20th century. They were required to pay for their own uniforms out of their meagre wages, and the higher‐paid position of conductor was closed to Black people until 1954. Porters had to cater to passengers' every need while enduring long hours, sleep deprivation, and poor working conditions. They were often called racially derogatory names like "George" and had to pay for any missing passenger towels or bed sheets in addition to their own uniforms. "We were babysitters, not only for little kids but for adults." -Herb Carvery, sleeping car porter Despite these hardships, porters formed unions such as the Order of Sleeping Car Porters (OSCP) and the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters (BSCP) to advocate for better wages and working conditions. In 1945, the BSCP signed the first collective agreement between a Black union and a Canadian company, the Canadian Pacific Railway (CPR), resulting in higher wages, overtime pay, and paid vacation. The porters' struggle for equal rights and dignity paved the way for generations of Black Canadians. Source:

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The Return of the Queen of Shops? 🏬 Britain’s high streets have been struggling, but there's hope on the horizon! Our latest blog explores Labour's 5-point plan to revitalise high streets and the potential involvement of Mary Portas, the "Queen of Shops." 🌟 Discover insights from local retailers, the impact of arts and culture, and innovative ideas for the future of high streets. Can creativity and collaboration breathe new life into our towns? Read more on our blog: https://lnkd.in/edYQESiR #HighStreetRevival #MaryPortas #BusinessCommunity #smallbusiness #businesshub #localbusiness