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There are approximately, 32,000 whole- time Firefighters currently employed in the UK. The majority of which hold basic first aid qualifications, with many holding further medical competencies, they have the skills, the ‘can do’ attitude, together with the resources (there are approx 1400 Fire Stations in England alone). Whilst they have a major role inContinue reading “Expanding the role of the Fire Service by administering vaccinations”

For all critical products used by public bodies, including arm’s length organisations, the government should insist a certain minimum percentage of normal requirement be produced in the UK (let’s say 20%) and the production facilities involved be capable of rapid upscaling. In the case that procurement costs are increased as a result those bodies impactedContinue reading “Security of Critical Supplies”

The notion of continuous improvement has been applied in UK manufacturing since the early 1980’s. More recently, we have seen a similar philosophy come to life in the UK commercial services sector. The digitisation of public services is a powerful stride in the right direction by our public sector. The culture and ethos needs braveContinue reading “Embedding continuous improvement into the ethos of public service.”

Understandably the UK is a spearhead in providing help to less fortunate countries around the world. I for one don’t understand the red tape around certain decisions whether aid is submitted for military or security purposes, or whether 100% of all foreign aid spending is directed towards the causes it is intended. I believe evenContinue reading “Governmental funding for Mature apprentice Wage”

The UK government should work alongside our scientists and investors to develop vaccine manufacturing capacity to bring the work of our scientists and engineers to the market and create wealth for the UK. Too often our R&D is adopted and put into production by manufacturers in other countries.     133-11

To incentive employers to take on staff to train reduce the starting rate of paye 2.5% year 1 increase to 5% year 2.At the end of that year the employee has to comit to stay in that employment for a further 3 years the rate of paye then goes to 7.5% year 4 and 12.5Continue reading “AES”

All applications for planning for housing, needs careful scrutiny, to enable people to live in homes large enough for the family to sit down and eat together and have a separate work space. The plans also need to include local facilities for food and enable outdoor exercise. Smaller communities and smaller towns in slightly largerContinue reading “Improving housing towns and the environment”

First of my key two scentances of research: 91% of plastic is not recycled only nine percent is recycled. 79 percent goes into landfills or into the natural environment as litter. As a year 10 student taking design & technology for my GCSE I chose to solve how much materials are sent to landfill causingContinue reading “How britian can save the world with cereal boxes.”

Electrically assisted E-bikes are known to make users more physically active. Many public parks a modest distance from population centres and within cities have car parking, but no facilities for securing and re-charging E-bikes. This is clearly a nonsense when we do not have road capacity for more cars, and when a number of E-bikesContinue reading “Installing E-bike charging points in public parks and open spaces”

Instead of sending money abroad as aid to foreign countries. I would invest more (not all) foreign aid budget in British manufacturing of goods that can be exported as aid. This would help stimulate British industry and create production jobs. Production of goods can be situated in areas of the country with both the requiredContinue reading “Invest foreign aid in production of British goods for aid export”