Letter to Editor:- "Take part in Rainbow Trust's Royal Rainbow Bake and raise money with your coronation creations"

"THE event of a lifetime is just around corner with the coronation date of Charles III firmly marked in our diaries. Many of us will be celebrating with street parties or gatherings with family and friends to celebrate this momentous occasion so what better reason to get your baking kits out to create some colourful rainbow bakes and take part in our Royal Rainbow Bake and raise funds to support families caring for a seriously child? At Rainbow Trust, we understand the importance of spending time with family and friends and how vital these connections are when you are faced with the daily reality of looking after a child with an often terminal illness. For the families we support special gatherings such as these can be a reminder of how different their child is and how simple things like neighbourhood parties have become difficult, and for some impossible, as their child's condition has intensified. By pairing families with 1 of our expert Family Support Workers we can help to alleviate the immense pressure many families are under by providing practical and emotional support, whenever they need it, for as long as is needed. This spring, I'm asking you to please help us boost our funds whilst we celebrate the crowning of our new king by taking part in our Royal Rainbow Bake. Sign up here and we will provide you with everything you need to make your Royal Rainbow Bake a success including:- bake sale posters, social media icons, invitations, cake labels, bunting and of course recipes!" Yvonne Barron, Head of Engagement, Rainbow Trust Children's Charity
 

A UK Government Spokesperson said:- "It is hugely disappointing that the Royal College of Nursing membership has rejected the pay deal recommended by their leadership. Following constructive discussions, all parties agreed this was a fair and generous offer which is demonstrated by Unison, representing the largest share of the NHS workforce, choosing to accept it. The fact that the Royal College of Nursing has announced an escalation in strike action with no derogations, based on a vote from the minority of the nursing workforce, will be hugely concerning for patients. Hundreds of thousands of Agenda for Change staff continue to vote in ballots for other unions over the next two weeks and we hope this generous offer secures their support."

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