Amanda Martin

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There's some fantastic news for Portsmouth this month! The government has published its Post-16 Education and Skills White Paper – a major reform that will create real opportunities here in our city.

Murray Bridge Little Athletics held its first Diamond Day on Sunday, 9 November, where all athletes were challenged to try [...]

To determine whether we can reduce the impacts of forest loss on biodiversity by altering forest pattern, we need to estimate the effects of forest pattern independent of forest amount. We evaluated the independent and interactive effects of forest amount, fragmentation, and connectivity (wooded corridors) on diversity of forest-associated plants, small mammals, and birds. We selected 70 forest sites in eastern Ontario, Canada with low correlations between these landscape predictors. We found positive effects of forest amount, neutral or positive effects of forest fragmentation, and an interaction effect between connectivity and forest amount. In landscapes with low forest amount, biodiversity increased with connectivity, while at high forest amount, biodiversity decreased with connectivity. Thus, forest patches should be protected regardless of size, and conservation actions aimed at improving connectivity by adding wooded corridors should be prioritized in areas where forest is scarce, for example agricultural and urban areas.

Murray Bridge Little Athletes hit the ground running after their Diamond Day with passion and drive to continue and set […]

I want to begin by thanking everyone who has been in touch with me about special educational needs and disabilities support. I am grateful for every conversation, every email, and every story shared. Your voices have shaped my understanding of what’s happening in Portsmouth, and will shape what comes next.

Henry the Star-Spangled Spaniel by Amanda Martin — a patriotic time-travel children's book publishing June 9, 2026 from Forefront Books, distributed by Simon & Schuster.

Around 15 percent of Greenfield households do not have access to a vehicle

COLUMN: Amanda Martin MP - Talking about men and boys can sometimes feel like walking into a political minefield

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (WGGB/WSHM) - Those living near the Westover Airport should expect the skies to be unusually busy later this week as flight training commences.