I explain that my chest is v tight and I really just need an inhaler as I gasp for breath. I tell him that “a further walk will not help”. He tells me that he can not help and to try another branch @BootsUK#Asthma
Thank you for being such a wonderful support to my son who did an in-year transfer to STAC in year 8. We have been amazed at his commitment ever since. A heartfelt thank you to all you wonderful teachers 🙏🏽
Today many of us will acknowledge - one year on from the murder of George Floyd. There are lots of events discussing the impact and changes that have taken place. The last 12 months have been heavy at times. I listened to many stories and delivered tra…https://t.co/o4UTWf8uvx
A pleasure it’s incredible work that @doulauk are doing my report will be in to the powers of @MTKGlobal foundation and let’s see how we can help inshallah 🙏🏾
A huge THANK YOU to @Spencer_Fearon of @MTKGlobal for taking the time to meet with @doulauk volunteers to discuss much needed funds for the DUK Access Fund. Our aim is to support as many birthing women and families facing challenging situations. So grateful for your support! 🙏🏽
Today we said goodbye to our Year 11s and 13s. Although they will be returning next week for their exams, it was lovely to celebrate their time with us. Good luck! 🎉
I am excited to coordinate our Bloomberg LP Stephen Lawrence Day event featuring Max Cyrus and Paul Anderson-Walsh FRSA, hosted by Richard Abiade and Jamila Noel who co-lead our Black Professionals Community.
Today, Thursday 22 A…https://t.co/5lfoomCAnu https://t.co/N7TuDX5MnD
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“Black African women are 83% more likely to suffer a ‘near miss’ in childbirth, and Black Caribbean women are 80% more likely. These disparities are staggering.” - @KateOsamor
Write to your MP and ask them to commit to improving #BlackMaternalHealth 📩 https://t.co/dGAa0EL2f0
It’s been two weeks to the day since Richard Okorogheye was last seen by his family. The 19-year-old, who has sickle cell disease, did not take his medication or any money with him. Police divers have now joined the search for him in Epping Forest 🙏🏾https://t.co/7wnY03vNWl