Proud of our strong 🇬🇧 @ukinchina team across China - as we greet the Year of the Dragon we will be working hard to make it a good 🐲 dragon 🐉for everyone #龙年大吉
My 1st ever attempt to sing in the Chinese language. I have performed in many languages but never Chinese.🤞 So at the end of my performances, to mark the occasion, I sang this Chinese Folksong
I think everyone appreciated the effort. Happy Chinese New Yr! Mxx
Good luck to our ambassador and great supporter of unpaid carers @TheAngelaRippon in this year’s @bbcstrictly starting this Saturday 💃 #Strictly
All of us at Carers Trust and everyone at Unite carers in Devon, which Angela is a patron of, are wishing you all the best 👍 🤞
Please join us at the Samuel Wilson's Loan Trust 250th Anniversary Reception on Friday 1st April, celebrating 250 years of entrepreneurship and supporting young entrepreneurs in the City. Register here: https://t.co/7TBPpdyCny
Our Head of Policy, Laura Bennett, was on the @BBCBreakfast sofa this morning discussing the stark findings from our survey of #UnpaidCarers. "Carers shouldn't face choice between staying in work and leaving work to be a carer." #PushedToTheEdge https://t.co/60I4U9Thkg
@CarersTrust@BBCBreakfast Laura makes some good points, especially for those carers who give up their employment to become full time carers and in doing so, relieve the country from any social care costs whilst at the same time, reducing their ability to earn a pension.
@Chopsticksclub @engage_china@ChineseEmbinUK Despite the challenges, business between our two counties continues to grow which is good for both Britain and China.
@CarersTrust@BloomandWild Thank you BloomandWild, as not only have you significantly contributed to help the lives of unpaid carers, you have provided beautiful blooms to brighten our lives!
@CWilson_FCDO Shandong people are true northerners, very hospitable and welcoming. 12 years ago we created a UK Shandong business Club which for about 5 years promoted UK Shandong relations and to cement relationships, a group of us climbed Mount Tai: perhaps on your the next trip?