
ALT "I am absolutely thrilled to be appointed CEO of Surviving Economic Abuse. It has been a real privilege to lead the charity as interim CEO over the last year, and I look forward to building on our founder Nicola Sharp-Jeffs’ remarkable achievements." Sam Smethers, Chief Executive Officer, Surviving Economic Abuse

ALT "We are delighted to welcome Sam as the new CEO of Surviving Economic Abuse. With 4.1 million UK women experiencing economic abuse in the last year, we needed an outstanding leader to help us achieve our mission to save lives and stop economic abuse forever - and we have found that leader in Sam" Fiona Cannon, Chair of Trustees, Surviving Economic Abuse

ALT Logos of eight places offering cheap kids' eats this half-term in two columns. On the left is: Asda, where kids eat for £1, no minimum spend required. Burger King, where kids eat 'free' when an adult buys a burger meal via the app. Las Iguanas, where kids eat 'free' when an adult buys a main meal via app. Prezzo, where kids eat 'free' when an adult buys a main. On the right is: Banana Tree, where kids eat 'free' on Sundays when an adult buys a main meal. Hungry Horse, where kids eat for £1 when an adult buys a main meal, Mondays only. Morrisons Café, where kids eat 'free' when an adult buys a main meal. Travelodge, where kids can get a 'free' breakfast (some locations £1) when an adult buys an unlimited breakfast.






























