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Shepway Council to spend £30m on homes maintenance and repairs contract

26.11.2009 12:49    localrags.co.uk
Shepway District Council has awarded a new long term multi-million pound contract to leading repairs and maintenance provider Morrison.
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Shepway Council to spend £30m on homes maintenance and repairs contract


Dog owners walking their pets in Hawkinge warned - clear up or face ban

26.11.2009 12:49    localrags.co.uk
Dogs could be banned from Hawkinge Cemetery unless dog owners clean up their act.
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Dog owners walking their pets in Hawkinge warned - clear up or face ban

Police should be allowed to stop and search everyone

26.11.2009 12:48    localrags.co.uk
Dear Editor, The police should be allowed to make stop searches on anyone and everyone.
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Police should be allowed to stop and search everyone

Stop rubbishing Britain - it's not broken or bankrupt or bust as the Conservatives would have you believe

26.11.2009 12:48    localrags.co.uk
The Prosser Perspective.... a weekly column from Dover and Deal MP Gwyn Prosser. 26 November 2009
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Stop rubbishing Britain - it's not broken or bankrupt or bust as the Conservatives would have you believe


Rights and freedoms of the British people have been seriously weakened

26.11.2009 12:48    localrags.co.uk
Howard's Way.... a weekly column from the Rt. Hon. Michael Howard QC. MP.26 November 2009
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Development options for Mastrick, Sheddocksley and Northfield to be discussed at roadshow

26.11.2009 08:40    aberdeencity.gov.uk
Future development options for Mastrick, Sheddocksley and Northfield will be considered at a public consultation event at Mastrick Community Centre next Tuesday (01 December) from 6-9pm. 2009/11/25 17:57:19
Development options for Mastrick, Sheddocksley and Northfield to be discussed at roadshow

Tickets available for St Andrew's Day ceilidh

26.11.2009 08:40    aberdeencity.gov.uk
Tickets are still available for the City of Aberdeen's St Andrew's Day ceilidh on Monday 30 November at the Beach Ballroom. 2009/11/25 10:02:36
Tickets available for St Andrew's Day ceilidh

Temporary traffic lights at Union Street/Bon Accord Street junction

26.11.2009 08:40    aberdeencity.gov.uk
Temporary traffic lights will be in use after the morning peak traffic time from 9.30am on Wednesday 25 November at the Union Street and Bon Accord Street junction, to allow Aberdeen City Council staff remove old traffic signal equipment. 2009/11/25
Temporary traffic lights at Union Street/Bon Accord Street junction

Temporary closure of Baillieswells Road

26.11.2009 08:40    aberdeencity.gov.uk
Baillieswells Road will be closed from 9.30am on Wednesday 25 November between its junctions with Countesswells Road and Ladyhill Road for emergency drainage works. 2009/11/25 09:42:40
Temporary closure of Baillieswells Road

British economy contracts by 0.3pc in third quarter

26.11.2009 06:27    telegraph.co.uk
The British economy shrank by slightly less than first thought in the third quarter but remained in recession, official figures showed on Wednesday .
British economy contracts by 0.3pc in third quarter

Ed Balls creates smokescreen over extremist school funding

26.11.2009 06:27    telegraph.co.uk
Ed Balls, the Schools Secretary, is creating a thick screen of purest smoke after David Cameron's statement that the Government has paid money to schools run by leading members or activists of the anti-Western, extremist group Hizb ut Tahrir (HT).
Ed Balls creates smokescreen over extremist school funding

Conservatives promise 'free' £6,500 home energy refits

26.11.2009 03:04    telegraph.co.uk
Every household under a Tory government will be entitled to claim at least £6,500 in energy home improvements that will mean lower power bills, the Conservatives will say today.
Conservatives promise 'free' £6,500 home energy refits

Trudie Styler, wife of Sting, donates to Conservatives

26.11.2009 03:04    telegraph.co.uk
Trudie Styler, the wife of the rock star Sting, has donated money to David Cameron's Conservatives.
Trudie Styler, wife of Sting, donates to Conservatives

British policing has 'lost its way', says top officer

26.11.2009 03:04    telegraph.co.uk
British policing has "lost its way" amid Government targets, initiatives and new laws, the chief of inspector of police has said.
British policing has 'lost its way', says top officer

Star Trek actor Patrick Stewart boldly goes in search of votes for Gordon Brown

26.11.2009 03:04    telegraph.co.uk
While most actors like to give the appearance, at least, of an independent spirit, Patrick Stewart is to star in a play which he hopes will provide Gordon Brown with a boost in the run-up to the election.
Star Trek actor Patrick Stewart boldly goes in search of votes for Gordon Brown

Fiona Phillips to write book about Alzheimer's

26.11.2009 03:04    telegraph.co.uk
Fiona Phillips resigned from GMTV last year to spend more time with her family, and, unlike many politicians when they employ the phrase, she clearly meant it.
Fiona Phillips to write book about Alzheimer's

Sir Paul McCartney revisits Beatles and Linda in song

26.11.2009 03:04    telegraph.co.uk
Concerts help ex-Beatle 'make contact' with bandmates and late wife.
Sir Paul McCartney revisits Beatles and Linda in song

Gordon Brown opens way for end to ban on monarchs marrying Catholics

26.11.2009 03:04    telegraph.co.uk
Sweeping changes to be made to the 300-year-old law which prevents Roman Catholics ascending to the throne.
Gordon Brown opens way for end to ban on monarchs marrying Catholics

Why both Cameron and Britain are counting on Olympic gold

26.11.2009 03:04    telegraph.co.uk
The London games are on track to lift the national mood at just the right time, says Benedict Brogan.
Why both Cameron and Britain are counting on Olympic gold

Scottish ministers consider fines for assaults and drugs possession

26.11.2009 03:04    telegraph.co.uk
Assaults, thefts and possession of drugs could be punished with a £40 fine instead of a court appearance, under proposals being considered by Scottish ministers.
Scottish ministers consider fines for assaults and drugs possession

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