Prostate United unveil 90s inspired shirt to be rewarded to October’s biggest grassroots fundraisers
Prostate United is aiming to hit the £1m milestone of donations this October, with football fans encouraged to get walking,
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Jack Quann
13:54
‘It’s not top of my priorities’
A new poll found Gen Z is the worst at recycling whereas older generations recycle the most and do it
Harry North
13:10
Quebec’s bottle-return system is expanding, but not as quickly as expected
New centres are opening as part of the recycling upgrade, but the rollout is behind schedule...
Tim Moria
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Zwift: join world-class athletes like Frodeno, Sanders, Laidlow and Van der Poel
Zwift exists ten years and that milestone will be celebrated starting today. For several days there will be several group
Becki Kazmierczak
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Vermeer reclaimer’s efficient fluid management allows for smaller crews on utility projects
Vermeer's R125 reclaimer is a compact mud recycling system designed to support utility-sized drills within the 24,000-pound to 40,000-pound (10,886-kilogram
Mark Le Dain
17:35
New Technology Companies Are Tackling The Emissions In Cement
Construction has historically been viewed as an unavoidably high emissions industry, with cement production contributing about 8% of global emissions.
Kowie pupils spend day helping Siya Soup project feed the hungry
PIET MARAIS The Grade 7 class of the Kowie Foundation School in Port Alfred had a heartwarming experience this week
Jennifer Heimlich
10:29
Does Indoor Cycling ‘Count’ as Leg Day—or Is It Just Cardio?
Here’s how hill climbs and sprints compare to squats, deadlifts, and other leg-day staples...
Martin Wall
10:29
Investment of €1m a day on cycling/walking infrastructure under transport plan
Government to expand capacity on public transport routes and continue temporary fare initiatives until the end of 2025 under €3.9
Joan Fleishman
20:34
‘Teflon Mark’ Rutte to stick to his guns as NATO chief
THE HAGUE: A laid-back people person known for holding firm when things get tough, Dutchman Mark Rutte will need all
