Archive for March, 2009
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30
Mar
2009
Beer festival this weekend – Mansfield Chad
Beer festival this weekend Mansfield Chad, UK By James Hoy MANSFIELD mayor Tony Egginton, second right, raises a glass to celebrate the launch of the 18th Mansfield and Ashfield Beer Festival, which starts in Thursday at the Intake Leisure Club. This year's festival, which runs until Sunday at the ... |
28
Mar
2009
Town car parking discount extended – Fenland Today
Town car parking discount extended Fenland Today, UK Mayor Tony Egginton said: "I hope this will encourage more people to come along and support our many and varied shops through to the summer." The full article contains 78 words and appears in Press Association newspaper. |
27
Mar
2009
Mansfield extends free parking scheme – Mansfield Chad
Mansfield extends free parking scheme Mansfield Chad, UK Mansfield mayor Tony Egginton has taken the decision to continue the parking concessions introduced in the New Year until the end of June — in a bid to help retailers struggling in the current financial crisis. He took the decision after figures showed ... |
25
Mar
2009
Sandra Kay Lilleskov — Rochester – Post-Bulletin
Sandra Kay Lilleskov -- Rochester Post-Bulletin, MN She is survived by a daughter, Suzanne Egginton (Jason) of Rochester; a son, Jonathon (Margaret) of Rochester; and grandchildren, Harper and Camden Egginton, and Evelyn Marie Lilleskov. She was preceded in death by her husband and her parents. ... |
25
Mar
2009
Garden City gateway into Mansfield – Mansfield Chad
Garden City gateway into Mansfield Mansfield Chad, UK Mansfield mayor Tony Egginton admitted not everyone would like the chosen design, but said it made a statement and would give visitors to the town a better impression than they currently received when arriving by bus. "It is so distinct," he said. ... |
25
Mar
2009
Developments to keep ahead of competition – The Star
Developments to keep ahead of competition The Star, UK Egginton makes steels with ten different types of surface – from coarse to polished and diamond, depending on the application and how badly blunted the knife may be. There is also a range of different handles - everything from traditional stag and ... |
25
Mar
2009
A slice of success spanning five generations – The Star
A slice of success spanning five generations The Star, UK And yet, the Egginton Group is probably unknown to many who may have heard of its subsidiaries - George Ibberson, Joseph Rodgers and George Wostenholm. The business started when Henry Egginton moved to Sheffield from Birmingham – where he had been ... Three centuries of links with industry |
24
Mar
2009
Vandals cause £20000 damage to park – This is Nottingham
Vandals cause £20000 damage to park This is Nottingham, UK Mansfield's Executive Mayor, Tony Egginton, said: "It's hard to understand what makes a mindless minority of thugs so intent on destroying the facilities which are there for everyone to use and enjoy. "Why destroy children's play equipment or a ... |
23
Mar
2009
Battle to save battlefield – Burton Mail
Battle to save battlefield Burton Mail, UK Egginton Heath was the scene of a 1644 English Civil War battle, in which Oliver Cromwell's Roundheads beat Cavaliers loyal to King Charles. The Royalist cavaliers were returning from a famous victory at Newark, Nottinghamshire, and were surprised on ... |
20
Mar
2009
Rail application is still running late – Burton Mail
 Burton Mail | Rail application is still running late Burton Mail, UK Rumours are rife that the water company is about to lodge a planning application for a rail freight interchange at Egginton Common. Campaigners believe the firm wants to submit a bid before the end of the Burnaston Cross public inquiry, ... |
