Trust Fund
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Origin | Bristol |
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United Kingdom | |
Albums | Seems Unfair |
We have always lived in The Harolds | |
Members | Grace Denton |
Two White Cranes | |
Genres | Indie Rock |
Indie Pop | |
Record labels | Turnstile |
Reeks of Effort | |
Date of Reg. | |
Date of Upd. | |
ID | 2166004 |
About Trust Fund
Trust Fund was a musical project founded and led by Ellis Jones whilst living in Bristol in the South West of England. Both on recordings and live the band also featured a rotating lineup of musicians to fill out the sound.
Child Trust Funds: Nearly a million accounts not accessed
...By Ruth CleggBBC NewsNearly a million young people have yet to claim their Child Trust Funds, MPs have warned...
Teens locked out of Child Trust Funds also risk benefits cut
...By Ruth CleggDisability news reporterThousands of disabled young people who have money stuck in Child Trust Funds could also have their benefits cut...
Child Trust Funds: Millions of pounds stuck in 80,000 accounts - report
...By Ruth CleggDisability news reporterTens of millions of pounds belonging to about 80,000 young people without capacity to make financial decisions could be locked in Trust Funds, a report suggests...
Lisa Marie Presley: When a celebrity dies, who gets what can get messy
... 5m) Trust Fund to her chihuahuas, prompting her son to fight the pooches in court...
Just Stop Oil: Activists says they have 'a duty to protest'
... " " I don t think it s a case of everyone being a Trust Fund kid whose lifestyles are funded by parents...
Afghanistan: World Bank freezes projects over girls' school ban
... They are financed by the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF), which was frozen last year after the Taliban took control of the country...
Afghanistan: Donors to release frozen funds for food and health aid
... The money from the World Bank-administered Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund will be transferred to the WFP and to Unicef, both UN agencies...
James Arthur: 'I want to be one of the greats'
... " You know, if you ve got a Trust Fund and you can fund launching your music career that s all well and good [but] I d just love to see people who didn t have the best start in life break through...
Afghanistan: World Bank freezes projects over girls' school ban
The World Bank has suspended four projects in Afghanistan worth $600m (£458m), after The Taliban banned girls from returning to secondary schools.
The Projects ' aims included improving education, health and agriculture.
They also had a " strong Focus On ensuring that girls and women participate and benefit from the support, " The Bank had said earlier.
Last week, The Taliban following months of restrictions.
The Taliban said schools would only reopen after a decision over uniforms for female students had been made in accordance with " Sharia law and Afghan tradition".
The Move has drawn international condemnation, while on Saturday protestors gathered close to the Ministry of Education in the country's capital Kabul to demand that the schools be reopened.
The World Bank projects were targeted at giving women and girls as much access to services in Afghanistan, as men.
They are financed by the Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF), which was frozen Last Year after The Taliban took control of the country.
At the start of this month, the executive board of the World Bank approved a plan to use More Than $1bn from the fund to support " urgent needs" including those in education, agriculture and health.
Under The Plan , The Money would not be handed to Taliban authorities, and was instead to be distributed through United Nations agencies and aid groups.
" As a first step, the ARTF donors will decide on four projects of approximately $600m to support urgent needs in the education, health, and agriculture sectors, as well as community livelihoods, " on 1 March.
" This $600m will be supplemented with additional allocations from the ARTF during 2022 as conditions allow, " it added.
" This phased approach is designed to be flexible and adaptive, recognising that The Situation on the ground remains fluid. "
The Bbc understands that The Projects will be restarted only when The Bank is confident that its goals can be met.
On Friday, a joint statement by officials from 10 countries, including the US and UK, described The Taliban 's actions as " profoundly disturbing".
The US State Department has also cancelled meetings with The Taliban , which were scheduled to take place in Qatar.
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