We made a lot of change to last year's festival, we opened it up to a wider footprint across London, we introduced new programme sections, such as Thrill, Dare and Sonic, and we took a number of big screenings out across the UK.
And now the government is talking about introducing new study programmes for 16- to 19-year-olds, to give young people "tailored education and training" and "decent work experience and preparation for employment", is it cynical to point out that the cost of training the next generation of employees seems to have been passed from businesses to the taxpayer?
As part of a UN Joint Programme on Preventing Violence against Women, we have worked in partnership with the Institute of Psychology, the Centre for Gender Studies, schools and NGOs to address gender roles and gender-based violence through conducting research and introducing new school programmes and youth-led community activities", emphasized Michel Saint-Lot, UNICEF Representative in Serbia.
Policy and accompanying funding may not address the full implications of introducing new newborn screening programmes in relation to giving carrier results and dealing with parental information needs.
When that contract ran out 2 years later, I was taken on permanently (my first permanent job!) as education projects manager, responsible for introducing new initiatives into education programmes, seeking funding, developing shows, and delivering and evaluating shows and workshops.
The OFFP and the continued presence of UN agencies throughout the period of the 1990s attempted to bring about certain changes through introducing new types of social programmes.
GTR was awarded a seven-year deal in 2014 for the franchise that includes the Thameslink programme, introducing new trains while the railway network is upgraded around London Bridge.
Many medical schools are introducing new curricula and new Graduate-Entry programmes and are also increasing their intake of overseas students.
Senior figures in both the police force and the CPS, including Starmer and his successor, Alison Saunders, have introduced new training programmes and policies to tackle systemic victim-blaming; a record number of people are now being convicted for crimes against women and girls in England and Wales.
