Funding

  • NewsAlice Sholl

    Man who slammed women for having periods sets up GoFundMe page calledย โ€˜Stop The Blobโ€™

    The teenย โ€˜meninistโ€™ who said women shouldย โ€œcontrol their bladdersโ€ instead of using tampons has apparently started a GoFundMe page to pay for his biology lessons. Ryan Williams, a 19-year-old photography student, first attracted attention when he went on a rant about the tampon tax, saying that women should โ€œpay for ur [sic] own tampons if u canโ€™t hold it until u get to a toilet. โ€œHelp enable me, a young adult politics expert and brexit campaigner be able to afford to have Biology lessons.

  • NewsAOL

    ยฃ5,000 plug-in car grant to run to end of year

    The Government's 'Plug-In Car Grant' โ€“ which gives electric car buyers up to ยฃ5,000 or 35 per cent off the purchase price of a new car โ€“ is set to finish at the end of

  • BusinessAOL

    Chancellor announces ยฃ100 million driverless car funding

    ASSOCIATED PRESS Chancellor George Osborne has unveiled new funding plans for autonomous vehicles as part of this week's

  • PoliticsAOL

    โ€‹Car clubs to receive ยฃ500,000 government boost

    Car clubs are to be given ยฃ500,000 by the government to help cut congestion and

  • HealthAOL

    NHS finances 'at tipping point'

    The NHS in England could be in a funding crisis before the next general election, an influential think tank has said. Accounts from 2013/14 show that the system is under "severe financial pressure", the Nuffield Trust has

  • PoliticsAOL

    Parks receive ยฃ34.5m funding boost

    More than a dozen parks across the UK are to receive a share of a ยฃ34.5 million investment boost for restoration work and new facilities. The announcement of funding for 13 parks around the country comes after warnings the UK's public

  • NewsAOL

    Council funding 'too complicated'

    The number of separate streams of local council funding has doubled since a Government-commissioned review called for them to be reduced two years ago, town hall leaders claimed. Research by the Local Government Association (LGA) found there