by James Stocks | May 3, 2024 4:32PM | Campaigns - Immigration laws
A scheme giving graduates the chance to work in the UK has been a beacon of hope for 100,000s of people wanting to move to this country to study and build a better life for themselves, but campaigners say planned changes would end this. The proposals by Home Secretary...
by James Stocks | May 3, 2024 4:26PM | Campaigns - Immigration laws
International students bring the UK government £40 billion every year, the equivalent of every resident being £560 better off – but campaigners say proposed visa changes will drastically cut this figure. The economic implications of international student...
by Nicole Collins | May 3, 2024 4:16PM | Campaigns - Drink Spiking
Lara Berridge had just finished her A Levels when she was spiked on a night out in Sheffield. It was 6pm on a Monday night in June, not a time particularly associated with risk, but as soon Lara finished her second drink, she felt drowsy. “I could tell that...
by Rukanah Mogra | May 3, 2024 4:05PM | Campaigns - Deaf Awareness
A Christian minister who dreamt that Jesus was speaking to him in sign language is one of many religious leaders helping deaf people connect with their faith. In the UK, there are 40,000 religious buildings, including churches, mosques and synagogues – many...
by Esmé Kenney | May 3, 2024 3:19PM | Campaigns - Autism
Support for autistic people in Sheffield is being offered by a collaboration of NHS services and charities to help them before and after diagnosis. As part of the Autism Waiting List Project, Sheffield Adult Autism and Neurodevelopmental Service (SAANS) and the...
