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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Tram tracks are being reconstructed on Turgenevskaya Square

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    At Turgenevskaya Square near the Chistye Prudy metro station, work has begun to connect the existing tram tracks with the new line being built on Akademika Sakharova Avenue and Masha Poryvayeva Street. The existing turnaround will be reconstructed with the installation of two turnouts.

    Fences have been installed in this area, and pedestrian passages and approaches to the metro have been organized. For the duration of the works, the routes of trams No. 3, 39 and A have been changed in this area. Tram No. 3 temporarily runs from the Chertanovskaya metro station to Paveletsky Railway Station, then to the Proletarskaya metro station. Tram routes No. 39 and A have been merged into a single route No. 39 A from the Universitet metro station via Paveletsky Railway Station and Proletarskaya metro station to the MCD Kalitniki station.

    Instead of trams, compensation bus No. 913 operates; its route was extended from Paveletsky railway station to Chistye Prudy metro station.

    “Currently, the dismantling of the old rails of the turnaround circle and the road surface has been completed. A pit has been dug, and preparatory layers for the tram track are being laid on a monolithic foundation. As part of the necessary work to connect the tracks, two modern turnouts will also be installed, operating in automatic mode and allowing trams to change direction and move from the main track to the adjoining ones,” the press service of the Moscow Department of Capital Repairs reported.

    The new double-track tram line running through the center will relieve Komsomolskaya Square and connect the eastern districts of the city with the southern ones. Its length is almost 2.1 kilometers, on one and a half kilometers of which contactless running technology will be used for the first time in Russia.

    “Raised boarding platforms and modern bus stops with triplex glazing, comfortable benches and USB ports for charging gadgets will be installed along the tram tracks on Akademika Sakharova Avenue, Kalanchevskaya Street and Chistoprudny Boulevard,” the department’s press service noted.

    It is also planned to improve the areas of Masha Poryvayeva, Kalanchevskaya, Krasnoprudnaya streets adjacent to the new line, as well as Komsomolskaya Square, Academician Sakharov Avenue, Chistoprudny and Sretensky Boulevards.

    Construction of a tram line from Komsomolskaya Square to Chistye Prudy metro station has begun

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: ‘Active Citizens’ to Choose Name for Baby Western Lowland Gorilla

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    The Active Citizen project has begun vote,The participants will choose a name for the new inhabitant of the Moscow Zoo – a baby western lowland gorilla listed in the Red Book.

    The little male was born in early February. His parents, a pair of gorillas Kira and Vizuri, are taking care of him with great care. Although the female holds the baby in her arms all the time, she sometimes allows other family members to come up and gently pet him. Visitors to the Moscow Zoo can see the baby in the Primates pavilion.

    In the wild, these animals live in mangrove thickets, mountainous and tropical forests of Equatorial Africa. Therefore, experts have proposed options that reflect the connection of this species of primates with their homeland. Four of the five names begin with the letter K – this is a kind of tribute to mother Kira.

    So, the baby can be called Quito. This is a city in Angola, where a stable population of western lowland gorillas still exists. Another name – Kuango – refers to the name of a river in the Congo basin. This is one of the regions where the primates live.

    A small male can also be named Kwanzaa. In African American culture, this is the name of the holiday honoring the first fruits of the harvest. Another option is Kijani. In Swahili, this means “green,” which is associated with nature, growth, and fertility. Zuberi translates as “strong” or “mighty.” This name is usually given to boys.

    The voting was prepared by the capital Department of Culture and the project “Active Citizen”Its users have already chosen names for many animals, including the Malayan bears Masha, Luchik and Zvezdochka, the alpaca Zephyr, the hyena Akela, the panda Katyusha and the tiger Amur.

    Project “Active Citizen” has been operating since 2014. During this time, more than seven million people have joined it, and more than seven thousand votes have been held. Every month, 30–40 decisions made by Muscovites are implemented in the city. The project is being developed by the capital Department of Information Technology and the State Institution “New Management Technologies”.

    The creation, development and operation of the e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant, as well as other services in electronic form, correspond to the objectives of the national project “Data Economy” and the Moscow regional project “Digital Public Administration”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The Beijing-Hotan tourist train departs

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: People’s Republic of China in Russian –

    Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

    BEIJING, May 20 (Xinhua) — A special tourist train carrying 460 passengers departed from Beijing for Hotan City in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region at 3:33 p.m. Monday.

    BEIJING, May 20 (Xinhua) — A special tourist train carrying 460 passengers departed from Beijing for Hotan City in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region at 3:33 p.m. Monday.

    BEIJING, May 20 (Xinhua) — A special tourist train carrying 460 passengers departed from Beijing for Hotan City in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region at 3:33 p.m. Monday.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Over 16.9 thousand foreign citizens received Mongolian e-visa in the first four months of 2025

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: People’s Republic of China in Russian – People’s Republic of China in Russian –

    Source: People’s Republic of China – State Council News

    ULAN BATOR, May 20 (Xinhua) — A total of 16,930 foreign nationals have received Mongolia’s e-visa in the first four months of 2025, local media reported on Tuesday, citing data from the country’s Foreign Citizens and Nationality Affairs Office.

    During the specified period, more than 2,282 applications for Mongolian e-Visa were rejected due to incomplete documents.

    Currently, Mongolia’s economy relies heavily on the export of mineral resources. Tourism promotion is considered one of the priority areas for diversifying the country’s economy and increasing the competitiveness of the national tourism industry in the context of global competition.

    In this regard, the Mongolian government has decided to continue the Years to visit Mongolia tourism program until 2028.

    According to the Office of Foreign Citizens and Nationality Affairs, Mongolia began issuing visas electronically on October 1, 2021. In 2024, a total of 92,427 foreign citizens received Mongolia’s e-visa.

    An electronic visa to Mongolia can be obtained by citizens of 99 countries entering for a guest, business, tourist visit, as well as to participate in scientific, cultural, socio-political, economic and sports events. –0–

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Memory through art: IMMiT students present an exhibition for the anniversary of Victory

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    Students of the Institute of Mechanical Engineering, Materials and Transport presented an exhibition of works dedicated to the heroic deeds of the Soviet people in the Great Patriotic War. The exhibition is located in the research building of Technopolis Polytech.

    The exhibition became part of the university events dedicated to the anniversary of the Victory. Students studying in the direction of “Technology of artistic processing of materials”, under the guidance of teachers, prepared decorative items that perpetuate the memory of the Great Victory. Each detail and symbol is intended to remind us of the price that our ancestors paid for peace and the need to preserve the historical truth.

    My work is called “Monolith”, it tells about the courage and fortitude of Soviet soldiers, thanks to whom, as it seems to me, the victory was achieved. During the work, the thought of the feat of our people did not leave me. My classmates also approached the task seriously. The preparation of the exhibition touched upon an important topic for each of us, – shared 3rd year student of TKhOM Alexander Narseyev.

    The exhibition features various works: from the statuette “Motherland” to a letter-crane assembled from copper plates. A cast crane and a small St. Isaac’s Cathedral with a vegetable garden on the square where Leningrad residents grew vegetables are also on display. In 1942, vegetable gardens appeared on vacant lots, in gardens, parks, squares, on the banks of rivers and canals. All works have their own history, which is close to everyone.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Kirill Kosarev, a graduate of the Geological and Geophysical Faculty of NSU, became a finalist in the project “Career in OFS”

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: Novosibirsk State University – Novosibirsk State University –

    In November 2024, the oilfield services company OFS Technologies launched the Career in OFS project (kareraofs.rf) for the second time — a program to find promising and talented students and graduates who want to start a career in the oil and gas industry. More than 80 educational institutions in Russia were invited to participate. In total, more than 450 people took part in the project.

    The participants passed the selection tests, following which the best were invited to the final in-person stage in Tyumen, at the site of the company “OFS Technologies”. Among the 47 most promising participants was a graduate Faculty of Geology and Geophysics Novosibirsk State University – Kirill Kosarev.

    — I have been participating in such projects all year. This is a great way to start a career in a large oilfield services company when you are just graduating from university, you have no experience yet, but you have knowledge and a desire to develop. In addition, this is an opportunity to make useful contacts, — Kirill Kosarev said about the reasons for participating in the project.

    As part of the final stage, the participants visited the Remote Drilling Support Center and the Tyumen Oilfield Equipment Plant, a unique Russian manufacturer of submersible cable for oil wells. The contestants demonstrated their skills in a technical team task and also passed individual interviews with representatives of business areas and the HR department. In addition, the finalists passed an assessment, where they demonstrated the level of their technical knowledge acquired during their training.

    — The selection of finalists took place through an online test and a video business card. But the final was much more interesting and difficult. A team challenge awaited us: we built structures from scrap materials in several stages. First, there was a technical task: assembly according to drawings, then interviews. The tasks were designed for those who do not yet have much production experience, so the hardest thing was to cope with the excitement, — Kirill shared.

    Following the results of the competition, the winners received job offers at the facilities of the OFS Technologies company.

    — When the selection stage was taking place, I was calm and confident: I already have good achievements in the oil and gas sector. I felt that I did well with the test and the answers in the video business card, — Kirill summed up.

    We congratulate Kirill and all the finalists on their excellent results and wish them further professional growth, interesting projects and career victories!

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: MIR is now in Iran – the geography of the Russian payment system cards has expanded

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: Mainfin Bank –

    How does the integration of payment systems work?

    The integration of the MIR payment system from the Russian Federation and Shetab from Iran has been ongoing in recent years – within the framework of an agreement signed by the heads of the central banks of the states. The interaction takes place in three stages:

    In the summer of 2024, Shetab cardholders were given the opportunity to withdraw money from self-service terminals in Russia; now Russians can make purchases at cards MIR in Iran, but in a limited number of locations – where Spaparak terminals are installed; in the near future, Iranians will also be able to pay for purchases with their cards in the Russian Federation.

    Acceptance of Russian cards in Iran is available for MIR plastic with contactless payment function – transactions via NFC (payment by smartphone) also work. For small purchases, entering a PIN code is not required.

    In which other countries can Russians pay with MIR cards?

    The geography of MIR cards has been steadily expanding since the departure of key payment systems from Russia – unconditional acceptance of plastic is available in Belarus, Abkhazia, Ossetia, and Cuba (they are planning to issue MIR cards on the island). Plastic is accepted with restrictions in a number of CIS countries, as well as in popular destinations among Russian tourists, including Vietnam, Laos, and the Maldives.

    “Given the difficult geopolitical situation, tourists traveling abroad are advised to stock up on cash and purchase “All Inclusive” tours in order to protect themselves as much as possible from possible financial problems with Russian cards,” the expert noted.

    At the same time, in 2024, due to the risk of secondary sanctions, several countries refused to work with the NPS “MIR”, including Kyrgyzstan, South Korea, Uzbekistan and Turkey. Negotiations on the possible integration of payment systems are ongoing with India, Indonesia, Mexico, Egypt and Thailand.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Rosneft Conducted Expeditions to Study Polar Bears

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: Rosneft – Rosneft – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

    Rosneft conducted two scientific expeditions to study the populations of polar bears and marine mammals in the Kara Sea. Specialists from the A.N. Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution took part in the field work in the north of Krasnoyarsk Krai and on the Yamal Peninsula. The main goal of the research was a full-scale census, assessment of the distribution of polar bears and marine mammals using instrumental (photo and infrared aerial photography) and aerovisual methods.

    The expeditions are carried out within the framework of Rosneft’s corporate program for the conservation of Arctic biodiversity, called “Tamura”. The polar bear is a bioindicator species. Based on the health of these endangered predators, scientists draw conclusions about the sustainability of northern ecosystems as a whole.

    Eight flights of the AN-28 laboratory aircraft were made from the village of Sabetta in Yamal for a comprehensive survey of the inner delta of the Gulf of Ob and the southeastern part of the Kara Sea. The total length of the routes was almost 10 thousand km, more than 90 thousand images were taken, which will be processed using neural network algorithms. During the aerial visual observations, 22 polar bears, 23 walruses, 616 seals, 77 belugas, as well as rare bird species were recorded.

    Ten flights of the Mi-8MTV-1 helicopter were made from the village of Dikson to survey the ice of a number of islands, as well as the ice in the Yenisei Gulf to Sever Bay and along the northern coast of the Taimyr Peninsula to the mouth of the Uboynaya River. The length of the routes was almost 5 thousand km. During the work, 37 polar bears of various ages and both sexes were registered. Fifteen adult bears were captured, 10 animals were tagged with satellite collars and ear tags for remote tracking of migration routes. Scientists also took blood samples and fur samples from polar bears to study their health and genetic affiliation to a particular subpopulation.

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    Rosneft and the Russian Ministry of Natural Resources continue research work in the Arctic region as part of the national project “Ecology”. From 2024 to 2027, Rosneft plans to conduct research work in the north of Krasnoyarsk Krai and the Kara Sea.

    In 2024, the Company’s Arctic Research Center organized 5 expeditions, during which scientists studied the Kara subpopulation of polar bears, wild reindeer, and rare bird species. The total length of air routes was almost 17,000 km, and water routes – more than 3,000 km.

    Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft May 20, 2025

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Polytechnic Day held at Gazprom School

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    The private educational institution Gazprom School Saint Petersburg held the career guidance project Polytechnic Day. Teachers from Peter the Great Saint Petersburg Polytechnic University held a series of master classes for eighth-graders, introducing them to different educational profiles: physics and mathematics, humanities, economics and natural sciences.

    The program began with classes in the natural sciences. Schoolchildren, together with students of the Institute of Biomedical Systems and Biotechnology Ekaterina Plotnikova, Ekaterina Makarova and Anastasia Pevzner, immersed themselves in the world of molecular cuisine. They mastered the technique of spherification, learned how to create molecular threads and spheres from foam.

    Associate Professor of the Higher School of Service and Trade Boris Lyamin and Chairperson of the SNO IPMET Margarita Yanchevskaya told schoolchildren about the principles of lean manufacturing. In the format of a business game, students analyzed problems arising from the inefficient organization of the workspace and proposed solutions.

    At a lecture on digital engineering, Tamara Korobova, an engineer at the Computer Engineering Center, explained to students majoring in engineering the basics of computer modeling and engineering analysis. She also spoke about the role of a digital engineer in the modern technological world.

    Teachers of the Humanities Institute Elena Krupnova and Anastasia Savina held classes for classes of linguistic and social-humanitarian profiles. In the lesson “Digital linguistics in the modern world” schoolchildren learned about a promising direction at the intersection of linguistics and IT, discussed the tasks of digital linguists and participated in a thematic quiz. Anastasia Savina held a master class “Practical techniques for effective communication”, where participants completed exercises to develop listening skills, learned to work with non-verbal signals, and also mastered methods of establishing contact with the interlocutor, maintaining interest in the dialogue and holding attention.

    Polytechnic Day at Gazprom School is an important part of our interaction with leading educational institutions. We tried to make the program as practice-oriented as possible so that schoolchildren could get acquainted with promising areas of training in an interactive form. Such events help students to consciously approach the choice of their future profession, – emphasized the acting director of the Center for Work with Educational Organizations Georgy Shkolnik.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: “Lepota Day” at the Polytechnic: a family holiday that unites everyone

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    On Saturday, May 17, the Polytechnic Park was a celebration: excursions, master classes, car and motorcycle rides, songs, dances, a fashion show. All this and much more was included in the program of the family festival “Lepota Day”, which has become traditional for our university thanks to successful start last year.

    The celebration for the Polytechnic University employees, their families and friends was organized by various departments of the university. They prepared several entertainment zones related to the main areas of “Lepota” – a project that has been implemented at the Polytechnic University for several years and affects various aspects of the life of the university community. These are health, sports, cultural development, care for the environment, emotional well-being, career and more.

    We are glad that the family festival “Lepota Day” is already becoming a tradition and attracts the attention of not only guests, but also participants: this year, several initiative units, knowing about the successful experience of last year, themselves asked to include them in the program. Our festival is becoming larger and more diverse, everyone will find something to their liking. I am sure that such a warm family event not only unites polytechnics and introduces their children to the best university from the inside, but also performs the most important function of forming the corporate culture and ecosystem of “Lepota”, – emphasized the head of the SPbPU Public Relations Department Marianna Dyakova.

    During the celebration, everyone was able to choose an activity to their liking. Participants enthusiastically painted the Polytechnic logo – a large letter “P”: they left warm wishes, confessed their love for their native university, and drew everything that came to mind.

    Together with the guides of the SPbPU History Museum, the university staff and guests learned about the students’ exploits during the Great Patriotic War and how the university worked during the difficult period. The lives of the polytechnic students during the war years were also the subject of a reconstruction organized by the military-historical club “Our Polytechnic”. The activists taught those who wanted to learn archery, sword handling, and historical dancing.

    Members of the role-playing club “Engineering Alliance” organized a medieval knight’s tournament. The sports and technical sports club “Extreme” demonstrated retro cars that are rarely seen on the streets. Moreover, you could ride them!

    Festival participants learned about chemical processes at a show from the student community “KhimTim”, touched the technologies of the future and controlled robots from the “Omnivorous” team.

    My daughter Alexandra really enjoyed the chemical show, and I enjoyed playing table tennis. Wonderful weather, a great holiday, a beautiful park of the Polytechnic University! We attend the family festival every year, and I can say that it has already become our tradition. The organizers are great, we had a lot of fun and positive impressions, — shared the scientific secretary of SPbPU Dmitry Karpov.

    Nine-year-old Arina and five-year-old Katya, daughters of the director of the Higher School of Software Engineering Pavel Drobintsev, especially enjoyed studying 3D modeling.

    Many visitors were attracted by the master class on creating a house for squirrels. Face painting was also very popular. The team of the psychological support center “Tochka Opory” held a class where participants sculpted from plasticine.

    We came to the celebration with the whole family: my wife Tatyana, four-year-old daughter Arina and eight-year-old son Artem. Despite being busy and having a busy work schedule, we wanted to relax and spend the weekend together. The children took part in the chemistry show with great pleasure, built a house for a squirrel and made things out of plasticine. We had a great time, learned something new and talked to friends and colleagues in an informal setting, – said Vyacheslav Olshevsky, Director of the SPbPU Student City.

    The master classes were also very much enjoyed by ten-year-old Sasha and eight-year-old Alena. They came to the party together with their grandmother Elena Druzhinina, a 1985 Polytechnic graduate.

    I studied technical cybernetics, my husband graduated from the mechanical engineering department, and my daughter is also a graduate of the mechanical engineering department. You could say that the Polytechnic is our destiny! We had very friendly groups, and even formed several married couples. Every year we get together with classmates, attend various university events. I hope that my grandchildren will also become Polytechnicians, Sasha clearly has technical abilities, – shared Elena Druzhinina.

    The event featured a fashion show, where the main stars were the pets of the Polytechnic University employees. The owners dressed their pets in costumes, giving everyone an unforgettable experience. Public relations specialist Alina Melnikova decorated her dog Iriska with a multi-colored hat, which suited her amazingly.

    Iriska did a great job as a photo model today. She stood on the path, everyone was taking pictures of her and petting her, Alina Melnikova said.

    Lead programmer of the IT Department Artem Prokofiev came to the festival with a Spitz named Loki: Loki has many costumes, we chose the most beautiful one for the show. My dog is very demanding and cunning by nature. If he doesn’t like something, it immediately becomes noticeable.

    Through an exciting game and casual conversation, the Center for Career Guidance and Pre-University Training helped polytechnic students and their friends determine their interests, find a suitable area for development, and draw up a plan for mastering a specialty.

    For fans of active recreation, the skateboarding community organized a master class on basic tricks, a relay race with prizes, and a mass race around the site. There was also a master class dedicated to the technique of Nordic walking.

    Popular songs of the Russian stage were performed by the participants of the project “Star of Polytechnic”. This is an annual competition that gives students the opportunity to gain fame and develop themselves creatively. The finalists and participants of the project become welcome guests at events of various levels. In the Polytechnic Park, they delighted guests with modern compositions and hits of the Soviet era.

    I love the Polytechnic University and the people who work here. I have worked at the Polytechnic all my life, my eldest son is a polytechnician. I came to the festival with my youngest son Egor. He enjoyed playing table tennis, he liked the retro cars. The podium show was great! I wish further development to the family festival “Lepota Den”, this is a wonderful tradition, – shared the director of the Department of Economics and Finance Elena Vinogradova.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Polytechnic University Technology and Innovation Support Center is again the best in Russia

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University – Peter the Great St Petersburg Polytechnic University –

    The Federal Institute of Industrial Property has summed up the results of the work of the network of Technology and Innovation Support Centers (TISCs) for 2024. Today, there are 185 such centers operating in Russia in all federal districts, and their activities are carried out within the framework of the international project of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Based on the results of the year, the TISC, created on the basis of the Peter the Great St. Petersburg Polytechnic University, took first place in the top 15 ranking.

    It is important to note that the SPbPU center has maintained its leading position for the fourth year in a row, which confirms its high level of professionalism, efficiency of work and significant contribution to the development of the intellectual property system in Russia.

    The experts assessed the quality of work on popularizing the legal protection of intellectual property objects in the regions, the number of services provided, and the level of qualification of the Center’s employees. It is pleasant to note that we were among the leaders in all respects, said Ismail Kadiev, head of the SPbPU TISC.

    Another important indicator of the effectiveness of the TISC is the establishment of cooperation in the field of intellectual property between all participants in innovation processes.

    The National Network of TISCs is part of the Russian innovation ecosystem and is designed to provide services and information to inventors, innovators, business communities, young scientists, to establish interaction between them, and to assist in matters of ensuring legal protection of patenting and registration of intellectual property.

    The mission of the TISC is to provide patent and information support for innovations from the idea to the commercialization of the results of intellectual activity.

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  • MIL-OSI United Kingdom: MHRA highlights “remarkable” progress and launches real-world data consultation on International Clinical Trials Day

    Source: United Kingdom – Executive Government & Departments

    Press release

    MHRA highlights “remarkable” progress and launches real-world data consultation on International Clinical Trials Day

    “…the MHRA is once again taking a global lead” says Lord O’Shaughnessy

    Major progress has been made in delivering a more efficient and adaptable regulatory framework for clinical trials, the Chief Executive of the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) has reflected on International Clinical Trials Day.

    New regulations – which represent the most significant update to the UK clinical trials landscape in 20 years – are designed to put participants firmly at the centre of how trials are run, while supporting faster, more streamlined approvals, making it easier to test new treatments in the UK.

    Lawrence Tallon, MHRA Chief Executive said:

    I’ve experienced first-hand the life-changing impact clinical research can have on patients and their families. This, combined with the benefits it brings to the economy, is why it’s so important we ensure the UK is one the most attractive places in the world to conduct trials.

    The UK is already a research powerhouse driven by innovation, with one in eight trials in the UK testing treatments in humans for the first time.

    But we want to go further. Last month, we began implementing the most significant update to UK clinical trials regulation in over two decades. These reforms will address the research sector’s need for a more risk-proportionate regulatory framework for clinical trials and will help get cutting-edge new treatments to the NHS as quickly as possible.

    Lord O’Shaughnessy, former health minister, senior partner at Newmarket Strategy and author of the landmark report into the UK commercial clinical trials landscape said:

    The progress the MHRA has made in the two years since I published my review has been remarkable. Despite its global reputation for excellence, by 2023 trial approval set up times had slipped badly.

    The MHRA is now delivering consistently good approval times while introducing further reforms to add speed and flexibility to the process.

    With a clear mandate from the Prime Minister to reduce trial set up times to 150 days – which would be genuinely world-leading – the MHRA is once again taking a global lead.

    Professor Sir Martin Landray, Chief Executive of Protas, said:

    I am delighted with the progress the MHRA has made to deliver an efficient and coordinated regulatory process for clinical trials.

    Innovation in clinical trials is much needed if we are to find better ways to prevent and treat the growing burden of common and life-threatening diseases. The UK can be in pole position to lead the charge, and regulatory enlightenment is a key part of this journey.

    Developed in partnership with the Health Research Authority (HRA), and shaped by feedback from patients, researchers, doctors, and industry, the new regulations will take full effect from April 2026, following the 12-month implementation period.

    To ensure these substantial reforms are phased in effectively, the MHRA and Health Research Authority (HRA) will be producing updated guidance. Already, the MHRA and HRA have launched a pilot Inclusion and Diversity Plan. Shaped by input from over 300 researchers, it offers practical guidance to help sponsors design more representative studies, to ensure that trials represent the populations they are designed to treat.

    In the meantime, the MHRA has embedded improvements in processing clinical trial applications into standard working practice, with 100% of clinical trials and investigations applications having been handled within statutory timescales since September 2023.

    Combined Review approval time with the Health Research Authority is now at 60 days or less for all trials, with an average time for Combined Review determination (including questions raised) of 40 days in March 2025.

    Launch of consultation on use of real-world data

    Beginning on International Clinical Trials Day, the MHRA is launching a six-week consultation on the use of real-world data for external control arms of clinical trials, which has the potential to help accelerate the approval of treatments, especially in cases when randomised controlled trials may not be ethical or feasible. It is another example of the work the MHRA is doing to support the set-up of innovative trials.

    Real-world data refers to information that is collected from patients during the course of their normal clinical care. Data can include electronic health records (EHR), disease and patient registries, and patient reported outcomes (PRO) data, alongside data from other sources. Once this data is analysed, the information is referred to as real-world evidence (RWE).

    The new guidance is for those planning a clinical trial which may include a real-world data external control arm with the intention of using the trial to support a regulatory decision on a medical product. This means that a control arm of the study would use data from patients not part of a specific clinical trial.

    To access the guideline and participate in the consultation, please visit the MHRA website.

    Notes to editors  

    • Today (20 May 2025) is International Clinical Trials Day, which recognises the day the first randomized clinical trial began in 1747. As part of celebrations, the MHRA is proud to support the National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) in its #BePartofResearch campaign

    • The Lord O’Shaughnessy review into UK commercial clinical trials made 27 recommendations where action should be taken by the government and delivery partners, including the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), to address key challenges and transform the commercial clinical trials environment. The Government has committed to implementing his recommendations in full.

    • The real-world data guidance is one of a series of guidelines on the use of real-world data for supporting regulatory decisions

    • For media enquiries, please contact the newscentre@mhra.gov.uk, or call on 020 3080 7651.

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  • MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Regional conference raises awareness of hoarding disorder

    Source: City of Wolverhampton

    Professionals from a range of organisations across the Black Country came together to develop their knowledge and skills in relation to hoarding behaviours, share best practice and hear from people who exhibit hoarding behaviours and their experiences.

    Ian Porter, a Psychologist and Coordinator of the Northwest Hoarders Helping Hoarders Network, led the day, discussing what hoarding is and isn’t, the factors that professionals face when working with people with hoarding behaviours, and support groups and why they are needed.

    The Sandwell Hoarding Improvement Programme provided an overview of its work and the conference also included workshops that focus on mental health, stigma and trauma, there was a question and answer session with people with lived experience and an extract from ‘Landfill of Memories’, an autobiographical performance about hoarding performed by Susana Amato.  

    Councillor Paula Brookfield, the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Cabinet Member for Adults, said: “A hoarding disorder is where someone acquires an excessive number of items, often of little or no monetary value, and stores them in a chaotic manner, usually leading to unmanageable amounts of clutter.

    “It can be a significant problem if this clutter interferes with everyday living – for example, the person is unable to use or access their kitchen, bathroom or other rooms in their house – or if the clutter is causing significant distress or negatively affecting the quality of life of the person or their family.

    “Across the Black Country, we are committed to working closely together as organisations and with people who have experienced hoarding behaviours to develop suitable support services.

    “We want to listen to and hear the voices of people with experience of hoarding so that we can craft solutions that work, and do not further traumatise or stigmatise people.”

    The NHS and Mind websites have information and advice to help people recognise hoarding behaviours and how to get support. Visit Hoarding disorder or Mind – hoarding. Alternatively, people are encouraged to speak to their GP.

    Anyone with concerns about an adult should call Adult Social Care on 01902 551199 or 01902 552999 out of hours. In an emergency, dial 999.

    ‘Behind Closed Doors’ coincided with National Hoarding Awareness week. For more information, visit National Hoarding Awareness week. 

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  • MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Swing, swim and scoot into fun this half term with Yo! Active

    Source: City of Wolverhampton

    The City of Wolverhampton Council, WV Active and Wolves Foundation have teamed up for Yo! Active, which is open to children and young people aged up to 18, or 25 for care leavers or those with a disability and offers a wide range of free activities all year round.

    Young residents with a WV postcode can take their pick from over 40 hours of free physical activity sessions per week, including free swimming, gym and court hire, multi sport sessions, basketball and activities for under 5s.

    There are also tailored sessions for school holidays, including the May half term beginning next week. Highlights include:

    • Yo! Active Racket Sports – join in with games of badminton, table tennis, short tennis or pickleball with family or friends
    • Family Water Safety – these family friendly Water Safety sessions are an essential programme designed to teach children crucial water safety skills
    • SEND Scoot and Ride – bring your scooter or bicycle and enjoy some safe time on the track at WV Active Aldersley
    • There is also basketball, volleyball, racket sports, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, Nerf gun battles and much more

    See the full timetable at Yo! Active – May Half Term Activities.  

    Councillor Obaida Ahmed, Cabinet Member for Health, Wellbeing and Community, said: “Yo! Active is a brilliant way to inspire our children and young people to take part in regular physical activities, with a fantastic range of free opportunities available not only during this May half term, but all year round.

    “Becoming more physically active can help improve heart health, build strong bones and muscles, control weight and reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression, and it’s also a great way to make new friends.  

    “Over 14,000 children and young people have already signed up to Yo! Active, and I’d encourage other youngsters, parents and guardians to check out what is on offer and sign up so that their children can enjoy free access to these high quality physical activities.”

    Tom Warren, Foundation Senior Manager, added: “We’re delighted with the offer we have provided for children and young people as part of Yo! Active. This is the perfect opportunity for families to plan their half term activities.”

    Sign up for free now at Yo! Active.

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  • MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Council welcomes new campaign to promote physical activity

    Source: City of Wolverhampton

    Move Together is designed to inspire residents to embrace movement as part of their daily lives.

    It was launched by Active Black Country and the 4 Black Country councils earlier this month, and seeks to break down the barriers to activity, empowering every resident to become more physically active.

    It will also raise awareness of the spaces and places where people can move more and be active and showcase the wealth of accessible activity opportunities across the region.

    Sport England’s Active Lives Survey identifies the Black Country as the most inactive Active Partnership area within England. Latest data shows that 34.6% of adults were classed as inactive – a slight fall in inactivity rates over the last 12 months, but still a long way behind the national average of 25.1%.

    Councillor Obaida Ahmed, who was named Cabinet Member for Health, Wellbeing and Community at the council’s AGM last Wednesday, said: “I warmly welcome the new Move Together campaign and, as a council, we are delighted to be part of its efforts to help people in Wolverhampton and across the Black Country increase their physical activity levels.

    “Regular physical activity can help people improve their heart health, build strong bones and muscles, reduce symptoms of anxiety and depression, and cut the risk of developing some health conditions.

    “This campaign is all about how everyone, regardless of age, ability, or background, can become more physically active, whether that is at their local WV Active leisure centre or by joining one of the hundreds of activities, many of them free, taking place across the region – because, from walking cricket to wrestling and kabaddi, there’s bound to be something for all of us.

    “Getting people active also forms a key part of Health and Wellbeing Together’s Physical Activity Strategy, with Wolverhampton’s health and wellbeing board determined to create a city where everyone can be physically active every day.”

    The campaign is fronted by Paralympic legend Ellie Simmonds MBE who said: “Being active has always been such an important part of my life. It hasn’t just been for my physical health, but for my confidence, mental health and happiness.

    “The best thing is that you don’t even have to be an athlete to feel the benefits – or have ever done sports. Whether it’s a walk with friends, dancing in your living room, or joining a local group, moving and being active can make a massive difference.

    “That’s why I’m so proud to support the Move Together campaign – because everyone deserves the chance to feel the joy and freedom that being active can bring.”

    Active Black Country’s Chief Executive Ian Carey added: “Together with our strategic partners, we have developed an inspiring campaign that can motivate people from different backgrounds to move more and be physically active so they can enjoy the multiple health and wellbeing benefits that an active lifestyle provides.

    “This campaign will showcase the breadth and diversity of activity opportunities on everyone’s doorsteps and show just how accessible they are, empowering Black Country residents to embrace movement as part of their daily lives.

    “Thanks to Sport England for their ongoing financial support, the Move Together campaign champions the ‘Uniting the Movement’ strategy that aims to provide everyone in England – regardless of postcode, background or bank balance – the opportunity to get active.”

    To find out more about the Move Together campaign and how you can get involved, visit Active Black Country. To find local activities, visit Black Country Moving.

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  • MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Wildlife and marine conservationists warn of potential wildlife disturbance offences in response to Lyme Regis’ Dolphin visitor

    Source: United Kingdom – Executive Government & Departments

    News story

    Wildlife and marine conservationists warn of potential wildlife disturbance offences in response to Lyme Regis’ Dolphin visitor

    In response to the arrival of a solitary dolphin in Lyme Regis and observation of potential marine wildlife disturbances, MMO and Dorset Wildlife Trust are issuing guidance under the banner of Operation Seabird.

    Dolphin at Lyme Regis

    A solitary bottlenose dolphin has become a frequent visitor to the area just outside Lyme Regis harbour, sparking excitement from both residents and visitors. However, marine wildlife bodies and conservation authorities are issuing guidance following direct observation, reports, and video of people intentionally approaching the animal too closely.

    The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) and Dorset Wildlife Trust remind everyone that dolphins, whales and porpoises are protected by law. It is an offence to intentionally approach or recklessly disturb these animals and could result in up to six months in prison and/or an unlimited fine.

    Although seeing dolphins in the wild can be a special experience, irresponsible behaviour, particularly from those swimming, paddleboarding, jet-skiing or operating watercraft, can place the animal, or yourself at risk.

    Jess Churchill-Bisset, Head of Marine Conservation (wildlife), said:

    The arrival of a dolphin in a small coastal community like Lyme Regis can be a source of wonder and pride. But it’s vital to remember that dolphins are vulnerable and unpredictable wild animals protected by law. We all have a responsibility to respect their space, keep a safe distance, and understand how our actions can unintentionally cause harm or even constitute a criminal offence. By giving these animals space, observing them from a distance and acting responsibly we help ensure their health and survival, so they remain a part of our coast now and for generations to come.

    If you encounter a Dolphin when you’re on the water, you should:

    • Slow down and keep speed below six knots (no-wake speed).
    • Stay at least 100 metres away and slowly move further away if you notice signs of disturbance.
    • Keep your distance if there are already more than two boats or watercraft in the vicinity.
    • Never encircle or chase animals.
    • Never try to swim with, touch or feed them.

    Sometimes dolphins may choose to approach you, in this situation you should maintain a steady speed and direction and let the animals leave when they choose.

    If you see a dolphin being disturbed, you can:

    Sarah Hodgson from Dorset Wildlife Trust, said:

    Disturbance can be a big problem for wildlife from seabirds to seals and dolphins.  It can affect their natural behaviour, interfering with foraging, disturbing crucial resting time, causing stress and may result in injuries or worse. That’s why it’s so important to follow the Marine and Coastal Wildlife Code, so you can enjoy your time on the water without having a detrimental impact on our precious marine wildlife.

    Find out more: www.gov.uk/government/publications/marine-and-coastal-wildlife-code

    Operation Seabird

    This guidance comes under the banner of Operation Seabird #OpsSeabird – a national initiative which aims to tackle marine coastal wildlife crime, wildlife disturbance, anti-social behaviour and promote responsible wildlife watching. Associates of the program engage and educate the public and local stakeholders about how to enjoy our coastal habitats while minimising negative impacts on our marine wildlife.

    If you suspect a wildlife crime in action, call 999, again quoting ‘Operation Seabird’.

    The police may ask you:

    • What happened
    • Where the incident happened, for example a local landmark, What 3 Words or National Grid Reference
    • When the incident happened, including the date and time
    • Who was involved, for example, how many people, what they wore and if they had dogs or equipment
    • The make, colour and registration numbers of any vehicles or boats
    • if you took any photographs or videos – only take these if it is safe

    MMO led Community Workshop in Lyme Regis – 22 May, 5pm – 7pm.

    ‘Protecting Lyme Regis’ Dolphin visitor and avoid wildlife offences’

    The Marine Management Organisation (MMO) is inviting residents, water users and business owners to a free community workshop tackling the issue of marine wildlife disturbance in Lyme Regis.

    With a solitary bottlenose dolphin now a regular visitor to the harbour area, join us to learn how we can all help protect this special animal, stay within the law, and ensure everyone can enjoy the coast responsibly and safely.

    Find out what disturbance looks like, what the law says, and how to avoid unintentionally causing harm — or committing an offence.

    Let’s work together to keep Lyme Regis a safe and welcoming place for wildlife and people alike.

    When: Thursday 22 May, 5pm – 7pm.

    Where: Fishing College, The Cobb, Lyme Regis, DT7 3JJ

    Contact: You do not need to register to attend, however if you have any questions please contact: conservation@marinemanagement.org.uk

    Lyme Regis Harbour

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  • MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Interim Chair appointed to the Legal Services Board

    Source: United Kingdom – Executive Government & Departments

    News story

    Interim Chair appointed to the Legal Services Board

    The Lord Chancellor has approved the appointment of Catherine Brown as Interim Chair of the Legal Services Board (LSB).

    The Lord Chancellor has approved the appointment of Catherine Brown as Interim Chair of the Legal Services Board.Wales.

    Ms Brown is appointed until 31 December 2025.    

    The appointment of the LSB Chair is made by the Lord Chancellor, under the Legal Services Act 2007, after consulting the Lady Chief Justice.

    The appointment is regulated by the Commissioner for Public Appointments. Ministers consulted the Commissioner before making the appointment. This will ensure that the LSB has a Chair while a recruitment exercise is run.

    Biography

    Catherine Brown is an experienced non-executive board member, chair, and chief executive who has worked in the private and public sectors. Ms Brown was previously CEO of the Food Standards Agency and is now serving as the first Chair of the Enforcement Conduct Board; a new independent oversight body for the civil enforcement sector. Ms Brown was vice chair of the Wellcome Trust advisory group on increasing diversity and inclusion in science and served as an Equal Opportunities Commissioner. She is currently chair of the Internet Watch Foundation; a charity that exists to prevent the sharing of child sexual abuse material on the internet.

    Ms Brown has been a member of the Board of the LSB since 2023 and has been Chair of the LSB’s Audit and Risk Assurance Committee and then Senior Independent Director prior to her appointment as Interim Chair.

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  • MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Jim Allister tables Early Day Motion on EU deal

    Source: Traditional Unionist Voice – Northern Ireland

    TUV leader and North Antrim MP Jim Allister has today tabled the following Early Day Motion in the Commons:
    That this House notes with regret that the UK-EU summit did not reset relations on the basis that the UK reasserts full sovereignty over Northern Ireland and relieves it of colonial rule by the EU; notes that the SPS deal does not include customs and therefore all goods, including SPS goods, will be subject to EU customs declarations and checks on goods moving internally to Northern Ireland from GB; deplores that GB, like Northern Ireland, will now be subject to foreign laws it does not make and cannot change, that an Irish Sea border, including the parcels border, still partitions the United Kingdom; and is appalled that the UK has not taken control of British fishing waters.

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  • MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Director disqualified for 11 years after dishonestly securing Covid loan for Lincoln plumbing and heating company

    Source: United Kingdom – Executive Government & Departments

    Press release

    Director disqualified for 11 years after dishonestly securing Covid loan for Lincoln plumbing and heating company

    Carl Barnes, the director of Central Plumbing & Heating Lincoln Ltd, made false statements about the company’s turnover to secure a Bounce Back loan  

    • Carl Barnes applied for a Bounce Back loan of £47,500 for Central Plumbing & Heating Lincoln Ltd.   

    • He declared the company had a turnover of £340,000 when in reality it was nothing.   

    • Barnes has been banned as a company director for 11 years. The Secretary of State accepted a voluntary disqualification undertaking offered by him.   

    The director of a plumbing and heating company has been banned for 11 years after overstating his company’s turnover by hundreds of thousands of pounds to secure a Covid Bounce Back loan.   

    Carl Barnes, of Ollerton Road, Retford, was the director of Central Plumbing & Heating Lincoln Ltd, which was incorporated in April 2016.    

    The company, based on Wavell Drive in Lincoln, made a small profit in its first year of trading, but dormant accounts were filed by Barnes in the following years.   

    In August 2020, the 45-year-old falsely claimed the company had a turnover of £340,000 for 2019, despite the actual turnover being £0. 

    He received a Covid Bounce Back loan for the company of £47,500 which it was not entitled to.   

    Barnes was disqualified as a director for 11 years on 17 April 2025, with the ban beginning on 8 May 2025.   

    Kevin Read, Chief Investigator at the Insolvency Service, said:   

    Carl Barnes exploited the Bounce Back Loan Scheme by providing false information about his company’s turnover.   

    His dishonesty has resulted in this significant director disqualification, which prevents him from forming or managing a company for more than a decade.    

    The Insolvency Service will continue to investigate those who abused this scheme – designed to help small businesses during the pandemic – and bring them to justice.

    Central Plumbing & Heating Lincoln Ltd went into liquidation in October 2022.   

    The disqualification order prevents Barnes from being involved in the promotion, formation or management of a company, without the permission of the court.   

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  • MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Hop on Countesswells Primary’s BikeBus!

    Source: Scotland – City of Aberdeen

    The Bike Bus, a health and wellbeing initiative has been launched at Countesswells primary school, bringing a new and exciting way for children and families to travel to school.

    The Bike Bus originated from the “Wheely Wednesday” activity at the school, where children were encouraged to bring their bikes, scooters, and roller blades to school for a fun and active session in the playground. 

    Aberdeen City Council Education and Children’s Services Committee convener Councillor Martin Greig said: “This is a fantastic way to encourage pupils and families to travel to school together. The bikebus brings people together in a safe and active form of green transport. It is a real benefit for the pupils and community of Countesswells.”

    Inspired by the success of “Wheely Wednesday,” the Bike Bus was introduced to further promote physical activity and community engagement, as well as helping many children learn to ride a bike.

    The initiative involves a group of children and parents cycling together to school, creating a safe and visible presence on the roads.

    Principal teacher at Countesswells school, Jack McMullan said: “Mental and physical health and wellbeing is a top priority and key aspect of our role as educators. Children experiencing challenging mental health has increased and the bike bus is an example of one of the interventions we can put in place to support our learners.

    “Physical health initiatives are also vital in ensuring our learners develop positive activity habits and physical literacy. Health and Wellbeing is as important a part of the curriculum as literacy and numeracy.”

    The Bike Bus has already seen great success, with participation doubling from 30 to 60 children in just two weeks. The initiative has also received positive feedback from parents and the community, with many families joining in for quality time together during the daily routine of traveling to school.

    Looking ahead, the Bike Bus aims to expand its reach and include more children without requiring adult supervision. Plans are also in place to set up a “wheels mechanics” programme at the school, where children can learn to fix their bikes and scooters.

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  • MIL-OSI United Kingdom: Celebrations as East Park Academy remains Outstanding

    Source: City of Wolverhampton

    Inspectors visited last month and, in their report published recently, found an ‘inclusive school’ which has ‘high ambitions for everyone’. Pupils are supported to do their best and to feel happy, secure and successful.

    Pupils ‘make strong progress with their learning and achieve very well’, with the school giving pupils a ‘healthy outlook on education and life’ and its 8 values being woven into school life and building pupils’ feelings of self worth.

    Staff also help pupils to see the merit of daily acts of kindness, with pupils demonstrating ‘positive and respectful behaviour’.

    East Park ‘benefits from high quality leadership’ which is ‘well informed about what it does well and where to target further attention’.

    Phonics teaching is ‘delivered extremely well’, with staff demonstrating ‘strong subject knowledge that is refreshed regularly with additional training’. The school is quick to act, with success, if pupils need help to catch up.

    Across the curriculum, the school has identified key subject knowledge and set this out in logical sequences, which helps pupils to connect new knowledge with earlier learning.

    It also uses ‘effective methods’ to promote reading and other learning at home, and has a ‘constructive partnership with parents and carers’. Consequently, pupils ‘are well prepared for secondary school’.

    Pupils with special educational needs or disabilities receive ‘carefully tailored support’, with staff ensuring ‘all pupils access an ambitious curriculum that enables them to make strong progress’.

    The school is described as ‘a safe place where staff put children’s safety and interests first’, with many before and after school clubs offering pupils a wide range of different activities, enhancing classroom learning and introducing pupils to new things.

    Meanwhile, the Manor Multi Academy Trust has ‘highly effective and robust systems’ for gathering and checking information about the school’s work. Senior leaders have thought carefully about the decisions they make, including the professional development of staff. Staff ‘value this and feel supported and guided in their work’.

    Inspectors concluded that East Park Academy has taken effective action to maintain the standards identified at its last inspection in 2019, which saw the school rated Outstanding.

    Associate Headteacher Alan Rogers said: “We are proud to serve this community and deeply proud of everything reflected in the report.

    “It stands as a testament to the dedication and hard work of the staff, families and children of East Park. We are excited to lead the school into its next chapter and to contribute to the continued momentum and progress in education across Wolverhampton.”

    Councillor Jacqui Coogan, the City of Wolverhampton Council’s Cabinet Member for Children, Young People and Education, said: “This is an outstanding report which demonstrates the great lengths that East Park Academy goes to in order to give its pupils an excellent and enjoyable education. I would like to congratulate everyone at the school on their continuing success.”

    Data shows that 97% of schools in Wolverhampton are currently rated either Good or Outstanding by Ofsted, the highest ever.

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  • MIL-OSI Europe: Euro area monthly balance of payments: March 2025

    Source: European Central Bank

    20 May 2025

    • Current account recorded €51 billion surplus in March 2025, up from €41 billion in previous month
    • Current account surplus amounted to €438 billion (2.9% of euro area GDP) in the 12 months to March 2025, up from €312 billion (2.1%) one year earlier
    • In financial account, euro area residents’ net acquisitions of non-euro area portfolio investment securities totalled €698 billion and non-residents’ net acquisitions of euro area portfolio investment securities totalled €782 billion in the 12 months to March 2025

    Chart 1

    Euro area current account balance

    (EUR billions unless otherwise indicated; working day and seasonally adjusted data)

    Source: ECB.

    The current account of the euro area recorded a surplus of €51 billion in March 2025, an increase of €10 billion from the previous month (Chart 1 and Table 1). Surpluses were recorded for goods (€44 billion), services (€13 billion) and primary income (€7 billion). These were partly offset by a deficit for secondary income (€13 billion).

    Table 1

    Current account of the euro area

    Source: ECB.

    Note: Discrepancies between totals and their components may be due to rounding.

    Data for the current account of the euro area

    In the 12 months to March 2025, the current account surplus widened to €438 billion (2.9% of euro area GDP), up from a surplus of €312 billion (2.1% of euro area GDP) one year earlier. This increase was driven by larger surpluses for goods (up from €324 billion to €386 billion), services (up from €133 billion to €173 billion) and primary income (up from €22 billion to €54 billion). The deficit for secondary income increased from €168 billion to €174 billion.

    Chart 2

    Selected items of the euro area financial account

    (EUR billions; 12-month cumulated data)

    Source: ECB.

    Notes: For assets, a positive (negative) number indicates net purchases (sales) of non-euro area instruments by euro area investors. For liabilities, a positive (negative) number indicates net sales (purchases) of euro area instruments by non-euro area investors.

    In direct investment, euro area residents made net investments of €110 billion in non-euro area assets in the 12 months to March 2025, following net disinvestments of €252 billion one year earlier (Chart 2 and Table 2). Non-residents disinvested €101 billion in net terms from euro area assets in the 12 months to March 2025, following net disinvestments of €321 billion one year earlier.

    In portfolio investment, euro area residents’ net purchases of non-euro area equity increased to €150 billion in the 12 months to March 2025, up from €91 billion one year earlier. Over the same period, net purchases of non-euro area debt securities by euro-area residents increased to €548 billion, up from €490 billion one year earlier. Non-residents’ net purchases of euro area equity increased to €408 billion in the 12 months to March 2025, up from €170 billion one year earlier. Over the same period, non-residents made net purchases of euro area debt securities amounting to €374 billion, declining from net purchases of €404 billion one year earlier.

    Table 2

    Financial account of the euro area

    (EUR billions unless otherwise indicated; transactions; non-working day and non-seasonally adjusted data)

    Source: ECB.

    Notes: Decreases in assets and liabilities are shown with a minus sign. Net financial derivatives are reported under assets. “MFIs” stands for monetary financial institutions. Discrepancies between totals and their components may be due to rounding.

    Data for the financial account of the euro area

    In other investment, euro area residents recorded net acquisitions of non-euro area assets amounting to €365 billion in the 12 months to March 2025 (up from €128 billion one year earlier), while they recorded net incurrences of liabilities of €77 billion (following net disposals of €144 billion one year earlier).

    Chart 3

    Monetary presentation of the balance of payments

    (EUR billions; 12-month cumulated data)

    Source: ECB.

    Notes: “MFI net external assets (enhanced)” incorporates an adjustment to the MFI net external assets (as reported in the consolidated MFI balance sheet items statistics) based on information on MFI long-term liabilities held by non-residents, available in b.o.p. statistics. B.o.p. transactions refer only to transactions of non-MFI residents of the euro area. Financial transactions are shown as liabilities net of assets. “Other” includes financial derivatives and statistical discrepancies.

    The monetary presentation of the balance of payments (Chart 3) shows that the net external assets (enhanced) of euro area MFIs increased by €405 billion in the 12 months to March 2025. This increase was driven by the current and capital accounts surplus and, to a lesser extent, by euro area non-MFIs’ net inflows in portfolio investment equity and debt. These developments were partly offset by euro area non-MFIs’ net outflows in direct investment and other flows.

    In March 2025 the Eurosystem’s stock of reserve assets increased to €1,511.0 billion up from €1,478.6 billion in the previous month (Table 3). This increase was mainly driven by positive price changes (€48.0 billion), due to an increase in the price of gold, and partly offset by negative exchange rate changes (€14.7 billion) and net sales of assets (€0.8 billion).

    Table 3

    Reserve assets of the euro area

    (EUR billions; amounts outstanding at the end of the period, flows during the period; non-working day and non-seasonally adjusted data)

    Source: ECB.

    Notes: “Other reserve assets” comprises currency and deposits, securities, financial derivatives (net) and other claims. Discrepancies between totals and their components may be due to rounding.

    Data for the reserve assets of the euro area

    Data revisions

    This press release incorporates revisions to the data for January 2025 and February 2025. These revisions did not significantly alter the figures previously published.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Entrepreneurs will be able to rent space in the city’s first beauty coworking space

    Translation. Region: Russian Federal

    Source: Moscow Government – Government of Moscow –

    On May 30, as part of Moscow Entrepreneurship Week, the city’s first specialized beauty coworking space, Red Lab, will open. The innovative beauty space will provide new opportunities for nail technicians, makeup artists, hairdressers, stylists, and other beauty industry professionals.

    The area of over 470 square meters in the Otradnoye district will house modern work areas, equipped treatment rooms, training areas and a market with products from the best Moscow brands of the Made in Moscow project.

    “Beauty coworking is a place of opportunities for all participants in the beauty industry: masters perfecting their art, Moscow manufacturers setting new trends, and entrepreneurs finding growth points through collaborations. Here, the profession will become a business, and the business will become a recognizable brand. We are opening this coworking to support beauty specialists, give them tools for growth and take the Moscow beauty industry to a new level,” she noted.

    Kristina Kostroma, head of the capital’s Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development.

    The beauty coworking space is located on the third floor of the Baikonur Meeting Place district center near the Otradnoye metro station at 17 Dekabristov Street. More than 50 workstations have been equipped there. They will be provided free of charge until the end of 2025. The new space can be used by companies and individual entrepreneurs of the capital whose business is related to the beauty industry, as well as the self-employed. You can read the detailed rental conditions and book a workstation on the portal “Small Business of Moscow”.

    At the grand opening of the beauty coworking, visitors will enjoy free master classes from leading industry experts, presentations of new cosmetics, prize draws and other events. The project partners will be the professional image laboratory “Persona” and the online beauty service “Avito Beauty”.

    Support for entrepreneurs is provided within the framework of the federal project “Small and medium entrepreneurship and support for individual entrepreneurial initiative”, which is part of the national project “Efficient and competitive economy”, as well as the Moscow Mayor’s strategy for supporting the capital’s entrepreneurship.

    State Budgetary Institution “Small Business of Moscow”, subordinate to the capital Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development, helps people open and develop their own businesses in the capital. In business service centers, everyone can learn about financial and non-financial measures of state support.

    Free educational and business events are held for entrepreneurs: forums, seminars, trainings, conferences, which help improve professional competencies and find like-minded people.

    You can also get advice on opening and running a business and learn more about current measures to support entrepreneurs in Moscow on the portal MBM.Mos.ru and by phone: 7 495 225-14-14.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: The city put up for auction non-residential premises for the implementation of large projects in Veshnyaki

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    A business can purchase large commercial premises in non-residential building in the east of the capital. This was reported by Ekaterina Solovieva, Minister of the Moscow Government, Head of the Moscow Department of City Property.

    “The city has put up for sale a two-level space with an area of over 1.2 thousand square meters in the east of the capital. It occupies the first floor and basement of a non-residential building at 10g Reutovskaya Street. The property is suitable for opening a store, a spa center or another type of business aimed at meeting the daily needs of Muscovites,” said Ekaterina Solovieva.

    The property has good transport accessibility and is located between Veshnyakovskaya and Reutovskaya streets, not far from the Kuskovo estate museum.

    “On the Moscow investment portal, entrepreneurs can choose commercial properties that meet almost any request. Now investors can compete for non-residential premises in Veshnyaki, which can be used to implement large projects. The acceptance of applications for participation in the auction will end on June 19, and the winners of the auctions will be determined on July 1,” said the head of the Moscow City Department for Competition Policy

    Kirill Purtov.

    All information about the premises put up for auction is presented on the capital’s investment portal. You can learn more about them, study the lot documentation and the rules for conducting auctions in the section “Property from the city”.

    The development of electronic services for entrepreneurs is being implemented within the framework of the national project “Data Economy”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: In Zamoskvorechye, more than 170 houses have been overhauled in 10 years

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    Over the 10 years of implementing the capital repair program for the housing stock, specialists from the Moscow city services complex have put 172 buildings in the historical district of Zamoskvorechye in order. Here you can find both buildings from the early 20th century and modern typical buildings.

    House on Malaya Pionerskaya Street

    In 2023, major repairs were carried out in house 21, building 1 on Malaya Pionerskaya Street. This four-story L-shaped building was built in 1914 according to the design of architect Andrei Khomko, who built many apartment buildings in the capital. Its main façade is flanked by two trapezoid bay windows, which end with balconies, and is highlighted by decorative pediments and pilasters. The windows are decorated with window sills and keystones, and the first floor is decorated with rustication. The courtyard façade is decorated with a risalit with an arched end.

    During the major repairs, specialists restored the facade. They cleared and repaired the plaster layer, locally repaired the brickwork, sealed the seams and applied antifungal protection. Then they put the rustication in order, restored the keystones, pilasters and panels and returned the building to its historical beige color.

    In addition, the craftsmen updated the basement, drainpipes, repaired the entrance groups and installed modern double-glazed windows in the entrances. In conclusion, the specialists replaced the risers of the drainage, cold water supply and central heating.

    House on Novokuznetskaya street

    In the same year, a six-story building at 4/12 Novokuznetskaya Street, Building 2, was put in order in Zamoskvorechye. The building was constructed in 1938 according to the design of architect Zinovy Rosenfeld in the style of Soviet neoclassicism. Its facades are distinguished by multi-component plasticity. The main one is highlighted horizontally by interfloor cornices, and the verticals of the loggias are united by niches and decorated with pilasters. The balcony slabs are supported by brackets. The facades of the retail premises on the first floor are decorated with stained glass and pilasters. A crowning cornice is located along the perimeter of the building.

    Before the start of the major repairs, specialists selected modern domestic materials and technologies. At the first stage, they cleared the facade of old paint and dirt, knocked off peeling parts of the plaster layer and put in order the places of destruction, weathered seams and brickwork. Then they treated wet places with antifungal and antiseptic compounds, cleaned and carefully restored decorative elements, repaired interfloor belts, dentils, pilasters and brackets.

    The walls and architectural elements were painted in historical colors of “ivory” and “beige chiffon”. In conclusion, specialists plastered the base of the house, replaced the drainpipes, repaired the entrance groups, balconies and loggias.

    House on Bolshaya Tatarskaya

    This year, a residential building constructed in the Soviet neoclassical style and located at 36 Bolshaya Tatarskaya Street will be transformed. The six-story building was erected in 1939 according to an individual project. Its facades are distinguished by complex plasticity and decorated with decorative elements. The main ones are highlighted by rustication at the level of the first and second floors and caissons at the level of the third to sixth. The second and third floors are separated by a wide belt with balconies decorated with decorative niches and brackets. The balconies above are distinguished by a semicircular shape. The central entrance group is decorated with columns, and the two side ones – with bas-relief, arched stepped platbands and capitals. Window openings, including those of the stairwell and elevator units, are framed with decorative platbands. On the courtyard facades there are double two-wing and three-wing windows, as well as rectangular balconies. The building is completed with a crowning cornice with decorative elements.

    To restore the house, an individual project was developed, modern technologies and domestic materials were selected. A new electrical network has already been installed at the site and the roof has been put in order: the roof covering on the pitched roof has been replaced, the lathing has been repaired, all wooden structures have been treated with a fire-retardant composition and the optimal temperature and humidity conditions have been established using mineral wool slabs. Now the craftsmen are repairing the entrances: they are putting the floor in order, plastering and painting the walls, updating the geometry of the steps and handrails.

    Next, specialists will clean and wash the facade. Wet areas will be treated with antifungal compounds, and all decorative elements will be put in order. Then the building will be plastered and painted in historical shades: the color “gray flannel” for the rusticated lower part and “beige natural rice” for the upper floors, entrance portals, panels and other elements. In addition, the craftsmen will put the balconies in order, replace the windows and tiles in the entrances and renovate the entrances to the building.

    The regional program for capital repairs of housing stock being implemented in the capital corresponds to the goals and objectives of the national project “Infrastructure for life”.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sergei Sobyanin spoke about interesting discoveries of Moscow archaeologists

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    The central part of Moscow, like many other areas, is the richest source of knowledge about the past of the city and the country. And this heritage is carefully protected and studied. This was written in on your blog Sergei Sobyanin.

    Before excavation work begins, an assessment of the archaeological potential of the territory is mandatory. And if necessary, excavations begin.

    “Since 2010 alone, Moscow archaeologists have discovered more than 120,000 individual finds. The most ancient ones date back to the 12th–13th centuries, meaning they are the same age as our city. Last year, archaeological work was carried out at more than 200 sites with a total area of 15.4 thousand square meters — twice as much as in 2023. The excavations yielded a record number of finds — more than 13,000 individual items,” the Moscow Mayor shared.

    In the new season, archaeologists will have no less work. They will examine more than 200 sites in the Tagansky, Presnensky, Basmanny, Zamoskvorechye, Khamovniki, Krasnopakhorsky, Bekasovo and Shcherbinka districts. The total area of excavations will be no less than five thousand square meters.

    The archaeological work that began last year in Kitaygorodsky Proezd will continue on the site of one of the earthen bastions from the early 18th century and the buildings of the orphanage that were built here in the 19th century. Specialists will also work on Yauzskaya Street on the site of the 17th-century Semenovskaya Sloboda and the city estate, which housed the Yauzskaya Hospital in the second half of the 19th century, and on Timura Frunze Street on the site of the 17th-century Khamovnaya Sloboda, and on Soymonovsky Proezd on the site of the village of Semchinskoye from the 14th–17th centuries.

    Excavations are being carried out in Maly Kislovsky Lane, Luzhnetsky Proezd and on Nikolskaya Street.

    The new addresses include sites on Baumanskaya Street, Polyanka, Bolshaya Ordynka, Bolshaya Nikitskaya and Pyzhevsky Lane.

    “By the way, at many excavations work continues in winter. Special greenhouses prevent the soil from freezing. So there are already the first finds of the current year, 2025 – more than 4.3 thousand artifacts. These are mainly fragments of ceramics and glass, but there are also individual finds. Among them is a red frame tile from the 16th century with a complex ornate ornament, found on the territory of the Chizhevsky courtyard on Nikolskaya Street. Each such tile is an important find that opens another window into the world of medieval art,” wrote Sergei Sobyanin.

    Ceramic confectionery molds from the 19th century were found on Shlyuzovaya Embankment — these include flowers, cones, and probably bows. They were most likely used to make cookies or candies. Just like today, consumers in the 19th century appreciated the variety of desserts, thus stimulating the imagination of cooks.

    Another interesting find from the Chizhevsky farmstead is a glazed ceramic dish from the 16th century, made in Turkey. The artifact is decorated with a floral pattern and a bouquet of blue flowers resembling carnations and, possibly, lavender sprigs. Such a dish is a striking example of trade relations between Russia and the East.

    In Romanov Lane, at a depth of four meters inside the perimeter of a building that burned down many centuries ago, non-ferrous metal bells dating from the second half of the 16th to the beginning of the 17th century were found. Apparently, they were hidden either before Khan Devlet Giray’s invasion of Moscow in 1571, or before the Polish intervention of 1609. During the winter, restorers carefully cleaned the outer and inner surfaces of the bells, so now the bells have a wonderful exhibition appearance.

    A cylindrical combination lock made of non-ferrous metal dating back to the second half of the 17th century was also found in Romanov Lane. It consists of seven disks with the Latin letters C, E, X, G, D applied to them. The most interesting thing is the two Latin letters MW on the end. Perhaps this is the monogram of its owner or the owner of the estate where the archaeological research was conducted. There is a possibility that it could be the regimental doctor Ulf, but scientists have yet to find out.

    “As usual, all the finds will be carefully restored and then transferred to the Museum Fund of the Russian Federation as part of the collections. And since summer is just beginning and the main work is still ahead, we will probably still find many interesting artifacts from the lives of past generations of Muscovites,” concluded Sergei Sobyanin.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Taxi at the price of a bus: this year, more than 220 thousand passengers used the Po Puti service

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    Since the beginning of the year, more than 220 thousand passengers have used the on-demand transportation service “On the Way”. This was reported by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry Maxim Liksutov.

    “The “On the Way” service operates on the principle of a taxi, but with tariffs similar to those in ground public transport when paying with bank cards. Since its launch in October 2021, passengers have made almost 2.3 million trips. We continue to develop public transport throughout the capital, as instructed by Sergei Sobyanin,” the deputy mayor added.

    The first buses of the “On the Way” service appeared in 2021 in TiNAO, and at the end of 2022 they began to operate on the territory of the Skolkovo Innovation Center.

    Thanks to the service, Muscovites can comfortably get to social and cultural institutions, as well as the Prokshino and Buninskaya Alley metro stations and the Shcherbinka, Silikatnaya and Skolkovo stations of the Moscow Central Diameter (MCD). There are over 300 stops in four districts of TiNAO and in Skolkovo.

    There are 60 modern small buses on the routes, they are serviced by 145 professional drivers. The transport is equipped with video surveillance, climate control, distance control and emergency braking systems. The cabin has individual lighting, slots for charging gadgets and tables.

    You can order a bus to the desired destination via the Moscow Transport app. The fare is the same as on city transport when paying with a bank card. Schoolchildren, students and pensioners can take advantage of the discounted fare with the Muscovite card.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: City pet care services to be presented at Lapki festival

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    The Khodynka Field Park will host a festival on May 24 and 25 “Paws”, organized by the mos.ru portal and VK company. Visitors will also get acquainted with modern digital solutions for pet owners and lovers. Guests will be told about mos.ru services that help make the capital truly pet-friendly. The topic will be discussed at a discussion session in the lecture hall, and online solutions will be introduced in interactive thematic spaces.

    Smart city for citizens and pets

    On Saturday, May 24th, Department of Information Technologyinvites everyone to a discussion session “The Place of Pets in the Smart City Ecosystem”. Representatives of Moscow departments will take part in it. The event will discuss the development of a pet-friendly environment in Moscow – from creating a comfortable infrastructure for walking with animals to useful services in the field of caring for tailed, furry and feathered animals.

    “Pets have become an important part of the lives of millions of Muscovites and real members of their families. Walking dogs helps make new acquaintances and stay active, cats’ purring calms and brings joy, and in general, having a pet has a beneficial effect on a person’s condition and reduces stress. The city cares about the comfort of pets and their owners: residents have access to well-equipped walking areas, special spaces for playing with animals, and to ensure that pets’ health is always under control, convenient services have been created on mos.ru. More information about this can be found at the “Paws” festival,” the press service of the Department of Information Technology noted.

    Experts will talk in detail about city projects and online tools for pet owners. Among them is a super service “My pet” on mos.ru is a real assistant for responsible owners. A specialist will show its work on an interactive panel, help you register and demonstrate various functions.

    The super service contains city electronic services for pet owners, addresses and instructions for all occasions. One of the most useful functions is the electronic pet card, where visits to city veterinary clinics are automatically recorded. At any time, owners can view the history of appointments and appointments with a veterinarian, check the relevance of vaccinations and much more. The electronic card can be edited. For example, if the pet was vaccinated in a private clinic, the date and name of the drug can be added manually. If the pet needs vaccination, the owner will see a notification about it.

    Another useful digital tool that will be discussed at the discussion is the service Online vet appointments. Any city resident can make an appointment for their pet to see a doctor at a convenient date and time on mos.ru and not wait for an appointment in a live queue.

    The capital’s parks will join the discussion session. Experts will talk about the opportunities for walking with pets in green areas, as well as how to make spending time with your pet in nature as comfortable and safe as possible. Guests will be able to discover new places to visit with four-legged friends. A special project mos.ru will be a useful addition to the information. “To the park – with the dog”.

    “Thanks to modern service, it is possible to walk dogs without a leash and muzzle in more than 700 areas. Dog walking areas are located in 23 parks. Dog walking is allowed in 33 parks. Dog-friendly places have been created in some parks. Cafes, sports centers and coffee shops with dogs can be visited in the Bauman Garden, Izmailovsky Park, Khodynskoye Pole Park and Sokolniki Park,” said Yulia Adigamova, General Director of ANO “Park Development”.

    In addition, a representative of the Moscow Zoo will take part in the discussion. He will share his experience of interacting with animals and responsible treatment of them. The conversation will be especially useful for children.

    Help animals and admire them online

    The capital offers various digital services and online projects not only for pet owners, but also for those who are just planning to become one or just love animals. Among them is the special project mos.ru “How to become a superhost”. It will help you understand the most important issues – from registering and vaccinating your pet to feeding recommendations and walking rules.

    Not all animals are suitable for keeping at home, but some wild animals can be observed thanks to online broadcasts from the Moscow Zoo — a special project that is available to everyone every day. From a smartphone, tablet or laptop during the opening hours of the capital’s zoo, you can follow its inhabitants: Pallas’s cats, lynxes, tigers, lions, giant pandas, red pandas, Himalayan bears, honey badgers, raccoons, meerkats, capybaras and camelids, elephants, pygmy hippopotamuses, orangutans and gorillas. At the festival, the broadcasts will be shown on a big screen.

    Caring Muscovites will be told how to help cats and dogs in trouble in a few clicks. Doing good deeds helps charity service on mos.ruEven a small donation, equal to the cost of a cup of coffee, can make a difference in saving an animal’s life. service pageverified funds are presented. Guests will be introduced to its work in the space of the “City of the Caring”.

    Muscovites will be introduced to animals from shelters at the “Paws” festivalHow to become a zoo volunteer and help homeless animals in sheltersFeed, take to the vet, and make a donation: how to help homeless animals

    Festival “Paws” will be held as part of the Summer in Moscow project. Guests will enjoy musical and creative performances by artists, lectures, master classes, interactive competitions and themed spaces. And those who only dream of getting a pet will be able to meet their future friend among animals from shelters. To participate, you need register in advance.

    The creation, development and operation of the e-government infrastructure, including the provision of mass socially significant services, as well as other services in electronic form, correspond to the objectives of the national project “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State”and the regional project of the city of Moscow “Digital Public Administration”.

    The Summer in Moscow project is the main event of the season, which will unite the most vibrant events of the capital. Charity, cultural and sports events will be held in all districts of the city, most of them free. Summer in Moscow will be held in the capital for the second time and this season promises to be more eventful.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: A business center with a sports and fitness complex will appear in the Presnensky district

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    “Shelepikha” with a sports complex. This was reported by the Minister of the Moscow Government, the head of the Department of Urban Development Policy of the capital Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    The building will be located at the following address: 2-ya Magistralnaya Street, plot No. 7a/1.

    “The area of the office building of variable number of storeys will be almost 18 thousand square meters. On the first floor there will be commercial premises of almost 118 square meters and a sports and fitness complex with a swimming pool. The second floor will be occupied by cafes and restaurants, which will be located on an area of about 550 square meters, and from the third to the 11th floor – office space. In the underground part of the building there is a parking lot for 111 cars. The facility is planned to be commissioned in 2028,” said Vladislav Ovchinsky.

    According to the project, the first floor will be made in the form of a stylobate, and above that the building will look like an oval of a complex stepped shape. The structure will be located parallel to 3rd Magistralnaya Street, complementing the general line of the development.

    Capital Committee for State Construction Supervision (Mosgosstroynadzor) issued a permit for the construction of a business center.

    “The construction of the facility on a land plot of 0.5 hectares will be supervised by the committee at all stages. After receiving a notice from the developer about the start of work, our inspectors will draw up a schedule of on-site inspections. Specialists from the subordinate Center of Expertise will take part in them to conduct instrumental control of the conformity of structures and materials with the approved design solutions. This will guarantee the safety and reliability of the building during further operation. The work premises will occupy 8.5 thousand square meters, and the fitness center – about 1.6 thousand “squares”, – the chairman of the department noted.

    Anton Slobodchikov.

    The sports and fitness complex will also have a 437 square meter swimming pool. In addition, there will be several halls of various sizes for group classes and strength training, as well as a sauna, hamam, coaching rooms, showers, changing rooms and a medical office.

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  • MIL-OSI Russia: Sergei Sobyanin: More than 40 regions supply fresh produce to Moscow fairs

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    More than 40 regions of the country supply fresh farm produce to Moscow fairs. Sergei Sobyanin reported this in his telegram channel.

    “Since the beginning of the year, weekend fairs have been visited by two million buyers. This format of trade is very popular with city residents. The leaders in demand are traditionally vegetables and fruits. They are mainly brought from the Tambov and Lipetsk regions, Krasnodar Krai and the Republic of Crimea,” the Mayor of Moscow wrote.

    Source: Sergei Sobyanin’s Telegram channel @mos_sobyanin

    The Murmansk region is a leader in the supply of fish products, which are also highly valued by Muscovites.

    This year year-round fairs opened in January. Seasonal outlets resumed operations on April 11. There are now more than 50 weekend fairs open in the city.

    Seasonal weekend fairs reopen in MoscowA new year-round weekend fair has opened in the Zyuzino district

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