内容摘要："There is disappointment and annoyance that this community library could close," Ms Storey said.

"There is disappointment and annoyance that this community library could close," Ms Storey said.

“It’s really challenging because there’s so much goodwill,” she says. “I get politicians and people in tech saying, ‘what you’re doing is amazing, how can we help?’, but when I say, ‘well, you can give me some money' they ask if they can volunteer instead.”For the last 15 years, Maggie Philbin, former presenter of the BBC’s science and tech show Tomorrow’s World, has been involved in a scheme called TeenTech, which runs Stem activities in schools.

“Funding is always an issue,” she says. “We have some very loyal funders, but it can be very frustrating when you are working on a hand-to-mouth basis.“Some funders will fund something over a 12-month period. If you’re really, really lucky, three years, but it’s very tough.”TeenTech is aimed at children aged between eight and 19 and does not have a particular focus on girls - but sometimes their talents in this area still come as a surprise to their classmates.

“I learned so much about how to work well in a team,” wrote one teenage boy on a feedback form. “And also that girls are actually very good at tech.”Work has begun to turn a Victorian building into apartments and shops in Shropshire.

The scheme for the former YMCA building on Walker Street, Wellington, Telford, is expected to be completed by summer 2025.

The upper floors of the building, which will become nine apartments, have been empty for more than 15 years.It is not entirely clear what caused the violence, but one source told the AFP news agency that it is believed it was triggered by a land dispute between farmers from the Ngambaye community and Fulani herdsmen.

There has been a troubling recent pattern of violence between local farmers and herders, with the farmers accusing the latter of grazing animals on their land.More than 80 others have also been detained in connection with the clashes.

Masra briefly served as interim prime minister of the transitional government between January and May 2024.His party boycotted legislative polls last December due to concerns over the transparency of the electoral process.