AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCulture & Film: “The Salt Path” hits UK screens nationwide this week, but it’s now tangled in a controversy over whether the memoir it’s based on was largely fabricated—turning the film into a cautionary tale about how easily “true story” hope can be sold. Health & Science: Personalized mRNA cancer vaccines are showing promising early results, with researchers pointing to tailored shots that train the immune system to target tumour mutations. Arts & Heritage: Heritage Open Day returns to Alconbury Weald on 12 September with a spotlight on its WWII and Cold War military past, including talks, tours and a Dakota flypast. Local Culture: Bradford artists are pushing back against Bradford Council plans to divert £400,000 in arts funding to reopen a household waste tip, calling it short-sighted for a post-City of Culture city. Sports & Community: A new Pulse Padel centre opens in Huntingdon, pitching padel as a community hub with coaching, leagues and plans for wider events. Politics & Society: Wales’ Church in Wales partners with Benefact Trust on a net-zero programme offering grants for low-carbon upgrades in churches.
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