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South Wales Argus
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- South Wales Argus
William shows off football skills in partnership with Street Soccer Scotland
William joined a practice session run by Street Soccer Scotland, being backed by his Royal Foundation, which will fund a range of initiatives at the charity's branch in Leith, near Edinburgh. The financial support from the foundation's Community Impact Project will also help the charity create Leith United – a collaboration with Leith Community Centre and YMCA Edinburgh. William in action (Chris Jackson/PA) The prince met YMCA user Shaniah Gilgun, aged 10, and learnt about her efforts with other youngsters to improve housing conditions in the area, but the conversation turned to football when he spotted a poster of Aston Villa. Villa fan William mentioned the club's captain, who also leads the Scottish national side, telling Shaniah: 'Maybe I should bring John McGinn… might have to wait till he retires – we'll put it in the pipeline.' He added: 'He promised me he would come up and show me around.' After asking a group of children about their football teams during his visit to the community centre, he said of son Prince Louis: 'My youngest supports five different teams now.' William was impressed by the work of amateur artists at Leith Community Centre (Chris Jackson/PA) Shaniah later mentioned William's praise for her housing campaign: 'He said it was a really good thing and that we should keep doing it and only good will come out of it. 'When he mentioned John McGinn, I said, 'That's a deal'.' Street Soccer Scotland was founded by David Duke in Leith in 2009 before he opened centres across Scotland to deliver free football-themed training and personal development programmes to support people experiencing issues like poor mental health, addiction, homelessness and isolation. The charity will use the Royal Foundation grant to renovate Leith Community Centre, enhance sports-based initiatives at the site, enable outreach work in the community and fund an impact manager over three years to co-ordinate grassroots leaders and local partnerships. William watches a kung fu demonstration during his visit to the Leith Community Centre (Chris Jackson/PA) During the visit William saw a range of groups who use the centre, from flamenco and kung fu classes to a group of amateur paintings who impressed the prince. Mr Duke, who is an official supporter of William's Homewards homeless initiative, said after the visit: 'So obviously to have the support of the Royal Foundation is fantastic. 'Their vision is to try and create community impact and they're looking at places and spaces where they can create that.' He added: 'It's about the long-term support from the wider Royal Foundation team, they can help us create almost a blueprint for change and they've already started working with us on a kind of theory of change, in terms of how we can use this space and the partnerships to make a difference.'
6 days ago
- Sport
William shows off football skills in partnership with Street Soccer Scotland
William joined a practice session run by Street Soccer Scotland, being backed by his Royal Foundation, which will fund a range of initiatives at the charity's branch in Leith, near Edinburgh. The financial support from the foundation's Community Impact Project will also help the charity create Leith United – a collaboration with Leith Community Centre and YMCA Edinburgh. William in action (Chris Jackson/PA) The prince met YMCA user Shaniah Gilgun, aged 10, and learnt about her efforts with other youngsters to improve housing conditions in the area, but the conversation turned to football when he spotted a poster of Aston Villa. Villa fan William mentioned the club's captain, who also leads the Scottish national side, telling Shaniah: 'Maybe I should bring John McGinn… might have to wait till he retires – we'll put it in the pipeline.' He added: 'He promised me he would come up and show me around.' After asking a group of children about their football teams during his visit to the community centre, he said of son Prince Louis: 'My youngest supports five different teams now.' William was impressed by the work of amateur artists at Leith Community Centre (Chris Jackson/PA) Shaniah later mentioned William's praise for her housing campaign: 'He said it was a really good thing and that we should keep doing it and only good will come out of it. 'When he mentioned John McGinn, I said, 'That's a deal'.' Street Soccer Scotland was founded by David Duke in Leith in 2009 before he opened centres across Scotland to deliver free football-themed training and personal development programmes to support people experiencing issues like poor mental health, addiction, homelessness and isolation. The charity will use the Royal Foundation grant to renovate Leith Community Centre, enhance sports-based initiatives at the site, enable outreach work in the community and fund an impact manager over three years to co-ordinate grassroots leaders and local partnerships.
Western Telegraph
6 days ago
- Sport
- Western Telegraph
William shows off football skills in partnership with Street Soccer Scotland
William joined a practice session run by Street Soccer Scotland, being backed by his Royal Foundation, which will fund a range of initiatives at the charity's branch in Leith, near Edinburgh. The financial support from the foundation's Community Impact Project will also help the charity create Leith United – a collaboration with Leith Community Centre and YMCA Edinburgh. William in action (Chris Jackson/PA) The prince met YMCA user Shaniah Gilgun, aged 10, and learnt about her efforts with other youngsters to improve housing conditions in the area, but the conversation turned to football when he spotted a poster of Aston Villa. Villa fan William mentioned the club's captain, who also leads the Scottish national side, telling Shaniah: 'Maybe I should bring John McGinn… might have to wait till he retires – we'll put it in the pipeline.' He added: 'He promised me he would come up and show me around.' After asking a group of children about their football teams during his visit to the community centre, he said of son Prince Louis: 'My youngest supports five different teams now.' William was impressed by the work of amateur artists at Leith Community Centre (Chris Jackson/PA) Shaniah later mentioned William's praise for her housing campaign: 'He said it was a really good thing and that we should keep doing it and only good will come out of it. 'When he mentioned John McGinn, I said, 'That's a deal'.' Street Soccer Scotland was founded by David Duke in Leith in 2009 before he opened centres across Scotland to deliver free football-themed training and personal development programmes to support people experiencing issues like poor mental health, addiction, homelessness and isolation. The charity will use the Royal Foundation grant to renovate Leith Community Centre, enhance sports-based initiatives at the site, enable outreach work in the community and fund an impact manager over three years to co-ordinate grassroots leaders and local partnerships.
Associated Press
14-05-2025
- Business
- Associated Press
CyberloQ Technologies, Inc. Provides Shareholder Update and Announces Launch of New Marketing Site
SARASOTA, FLORIDA - May 14, 2025 ( NEWMEDIAWIRE ) - CyberloQ Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: CLOQ) ('CyberloQ' or the 'Company'), a leading provider of multifactor authentication (MFA) and geolocation-based cybersecurity solutions, is pleased to share a comprehensive shareholder update and announce the launch of its new marketing website, designed to enhance brand visibility and showcase its innovative security platforms. Please watch the accompanying VIDEO with this release. Shareholder Update: Driving Innovation and Compliance CyberloQ continues to make significant strides in advancing its mission to secure digital assets through cutting-edge technology. Key highlights from the Company's recent progress include: Launch of New Marketing Site In tandem with its operational milestones, CyberloQ is excited to unveil its newly redesigned marketing website, accessible at The site serves as a dynamic and intuitive platform highlighting the Company's advanced security solutions, including CyberloQ Secure TM. Key features of the new site include: 'The launch of our new marketing site marks a pivotal step in amplifying our brand presence and engaging with a broader audience,' said Chris Jackson, CEO of CyberloQ.. 'We're thrilled to show CyberloQ's channel opportunities in showcasing its industry-leading solutions to businesses and consumers worldwide.' Looking Ahead CyberloQ remains focused on driving revenue growth through API-based expanded licensing agreements, subscription-based services, and API integrations. The Company anticipates further updates on its SOC 2 Type 2 certification and new partnerships in the coming months. Shareholders are encouraged to visit the new website and follow CyberloQ on social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, for real-time updates. About CyberloQ Technologies, Inc. CyberloQ Technologies, Inc. (OTCQB: CLOQ) is a Sarasota, Florida-based cybersecurity company dedicated to protecting digital assets through its proprietary multifactor authentication and geofencing technologies. With solutions like CyberloQ Secure TM, the Company serves clients in finance, healthcare, government, education, and e-commerce, delivering real-time fraud prevention and data security. For more information, visit Contact: Chris Jackson, CEO CyberloQ Technologies, Inc. Phone: (612) 961-4536 Email: [email protected] (mailto:[email protected]) Safe Harbor Statement: This press release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. These statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those projected. CyberloQ claims the protection of the safe harbor for forward-looking statements as provided by the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
South Wales Argus
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- South Wales Argus
King says ‘collaboration better than conflict' in call to help save planet
He was speaking with Camilla by his side at an event on Tuesday to support the Elephant Family, a wildlife conservation charity founded by her late brother Mark Shand. The event, called Wonders of the Wild: An Evening of Art and Conservation, was set up as a celebration of art and nature and a fundraiser for the charity which works with conservation experts to tackle the challenges facing Asia's wildlife and the communities that live alongside it. King Charles and Queen Camilla, joint presidents of the Elephant Family charity, attend the Wonders of the Wild event to celebrate art and conservation (Chris Jackson/PA) Charles told guests the evening was 'an opportunity to pay a special tribute, I think, to all the wonderful people who do all the work on the ground in India to rescue, not only just elephants now, but even more species'. He said the charity's work was happening at a time when efforts are being made to 'develop an even greater ability to manage the human and animal conflict'. Charles added: 'It just seems to me that this is a great example of why collaboration is far better than conflict, and also why, if we're going to rescue this poor planet (from) continuing degradation, and restore some degree of harmony to the proceedings, we must also understand that whatever we take and exploit from nature, we need to give something back in return to enable nature to sustain us.' The event was also attended by Princess Beatrice (Chris Jackson/PA) Princess Beatrice, Brazil's former World Cup winning footballer Ronaldo, actor Ed Westwick and singer Sophie Ellis-Bextor were among more than 250 guests who attended the event at the Temperate House in Kew Gardens. The event also saw the grand finale of the Big Egg Hunt fundraiser. The campaign featured 123 giant egg sculptures designed by leading names from fashion, art and design that were displayed across London as part of a free art trail at sites including Buckingham Palace, Battersea Power Station, the Royal Albert Hall, Sloane Street and Canary Wharf. King Charles and Queen Camilla present an award at the Wonders of the Wild event to celebrate art and conservation at Kew Gardens (Chris Jackson/PA) Some of the eggs were on display in the grounds and guests were later able to bid for some of them at an auction held at the end of the evening. Charles and Camilla also presented two special recognition awards on the night. They went to Aaranyak, an organisation which works with Elephant Family in India, and artist Rebecca Campbell, who celebrates her tenth year as an ambassador for the charity. Ronaldo Nazario and Celina Locks attend the Elephant Family's Wonders of the Wild event to celebrate art and conservation at Kew Gardens (Chris Jackson/PA) Elephant Family chief executive Richard Hawkes said: 'Wonders of the Wild is a celebration of art and nature, which also serves to raise awareness and funds to support our critical conservation work. 'Elephant Family partners with local organisations in Asia to reduce human wildlife conflict, increase biodiversity and invest in research and education programmes. 'Our mission is to create environments where people and wildlife can thrive together. Sophie Ellis-Bextor attends the Elephant Family's Wonders of the Wild event to celebrate art and conservation at Kew Gardens (Chris Jackson/PA) 'True to our founder, the guiding principle of Elephant Family has always been to raise awareness of wildlife conservation in the most joyful ways possible and tonight is testament to that.'
