The Wellington address should direct Telford and Wrekin Council environmental health personnel directly to the & # 39; s offenders.

The waste, previously found in Little Wenlock today, includes empty sacks of tile cement, boxes with new bathroom equipment, a nursery saw and a bathtub.

& # 39; It was deliberately tipped on the grass edge and located in & # 39; e hedge and blow down the land border. How can people do this? Why do people do this? ”Asked cyclist Elaine Adams, 62, who discovered it today in Dog in the Lane, Little Wenlock.

Not only does flytipping pollute the countryside, but also costs local taxpayers a lot of money to clean.

"You can hardly call it an essential journey to dump a waste truck in a beauty spot during the Candid-19 pandemic," said Elaine, a retired New Works businesswoman.

She appeals to walkers, cyclists and joggers who regularly use the country routes to take New Works overlooking The Wrekin to take their nest home.

She said, & # 39; We have always thrown sausages here and deliberately dropped waste along the land border, but with Covid-19 the number of people enjoying the area has increased and unfortunately it has littered as well.

"I want to appeal to the council to install more waste bins, in order to reduce their number of bins recently and now we see many more sweet wrappers, crispy packages and pop bottles in this beautiful part of rural Shropshire."

It's a TikTok reference, in case you didn't know it

Did you know that, in theory, you can write something in recognition of your dissertation – even, say, a joke about a TikTok format – and you won't lose any marks?

Student Coventry journalist Yasmine Summan tested that theory by asking her student if she could write at the end of her dissertation on queer people in media: "I did it for the girls and the gays, that's it," a line from a verse everyone on TikTok will recognize, and the supervisor replied saying he was down with the idea.

"They have always encouraged me to include my sexuality and who I am in my work, so this is nothing new," Yasmine told The Tab.

@yasminesummanxI did my dissertation for WHO? FOR THE GIRLS. EN. DE. GAYS. ## idoitforthegirlsandthegays ## queer ## uni ## thesis ## fyp original sound – heteronegative

In an email to her supervisor, Yasmine asked: & # 39; Just check, hypothetically what can you * not * include in recognition?

& # 39; Because I am hypothetical, and I emphasize hypothetically, I thought & # 39; I did it for the girls and the gay & # 39; s & # 39; in my acknowledgments.

"But if I can't, you know, I won't be upset."

Her supervisor replied: & # 39; The great thing about recognitions is that it is for whoever you want!

"If it's for the girls and the gays, then they recognize right away."

(embed) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrBojx_SGh4 (/ embed)

Go to 2:04 to hear * the line *.

The referenced song is Yummy (by Ayesha Erotica not Justin Bieber), a track that you have probably never heard in real life, but has a little resurgence on TikTok.

Yasmine told The Tab that her dissertation looked at the representation of queer people, "especially queer women, in media and magazines," and added, "I really did it for the girls and the gays."

"I saw the meme on TikTok and thought me, if lockdown will postpone my graduation and prevent me from completing my project completely, I might as well go out with a bang," she said.

She said she only had the thesis & # 39; a few days ago & # 39; has submitted, but hopes the project will get them a pass.

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Xinja said the reason for the cut was because of the Central Bank of Australia being cut twice in January.

Image source: Xinja.

Australian neo bank Xinja Bank has cut interest rates on its savings account with high returns from 2.25 per cent to 1.8 per cent.

Xinja said the interest rate cut on its Stash savings account will go down to 1.8 percent on May 11.

Xinja launched the Stash account deposit in January this year and its interest rate meant it was the highest rate in Australia.

It said the reduction in & # 39; interest rate is due to & # 39; e Reserve Bank of Australia, the central bank of the country, which cut its interest twice in March – on March the third to 0.50 per cent, and then to 0.25 per cent on March 19.

"We kept the rate at 2.25 percent despite consecutive Reserve Bank rate cuts, and we are probably the only bank that has done so," said Xinja CEO and Founder Eric Wilson.

"We thought it was the right thing to do to protect our current customers instead of following them, and we achieved it by taking a break when opening new Stash accounts"

“However, it is a variable rate, and we can ignore two Reserve Bank rate cuts indefinitely. That being said, our rate remains very competitive, and unconditionally those banks typically apply to higher interest rate accounts. "

Xinja, which entered the market in 2017 and received a bank license in 2019, stopped issuing new Stash accounts at the beginning of March at an interest rate of 2.25 per cent.

In January, we reported that Xinja, along with challenger Judo Bank and 86,400, had raised more than A $ 1 billion in personal term deposits, stimulated by their high interest rates.

Dave Laramy is set to join New Challenger Bank this month and brings with him more than 17 years of experience.

Image source: Dave Laramy / LinkedIn

Digital bank Monzo has appointed the former head of fraud with JP Morgan Chase, David Laramy, as its new vice president and head of global financial crime.

The news, first reported in Fintech Futures, comes just a week after the challenger bank appointed former AMEX exec Sujata Bhatia as its new COO.

Prior to joining Monzo, Laramy spent four years as a senior executive at Capital One, as head of fraud at Santander and more than 11 years at Barclays.

He is also an advisory board member of CIFAS, an anti-fraud prevention organization.

Laramy's appointment, which was not confirmed AltFi by a & # 39; bank spokesman, the latest reshuffle is on & # 39; a top for Monzo.

The recent appointment of Bhatia as COO comes after a six-month gap in the position after the departure of her predecessor Tom Foster-Carter who left in November to launch his own start-up of messaging.

However, former employee Simon Balmain, who started just after the Monzo name change from Mondo, announced he left the bank last month to join Nick D & # 39; s new start Aloisio .

Another high-profile employee to leave the fintech was Monzo technology officer Meri Williams, who left the bank in March after just under two years.

In early April, it was revealed that Monzo was planning to force 295 staff and executives to receive a 25 percent cut, as founder Tom Blomfield said his salary for the following year was completely free.

Despite being on a slightly shaky ground, for the first time in Q4 2019, Monzo became the most switched running account in 20443 net switches.