Archive for April, 2009
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Apr
2009
Free swimming for over-60s – but not kids – This is Nottingham
Free swimming for over-60s – but not kids This is Nottingham, UK Mansfield mayor Tony Egginton said: "It's a shame that we aren't able to provide free swimming for children as well and it's a scheme we would love to introduce. "But in common with many councils we found that the Government grant on offer to provide ... |
9
Apr
2009
Angie's new party piece in Oliver's Army – The Star
Angie's new party piece in Oliver's Army The Star, UK And he's come to Doncaster for help again, turning to Angie Egginton as the woman recruited to get people in Doncaster and the rest of Yorkshire hosting home parties like the legendary Tupperware parties of old. Oliver launched his own brand of ... |
9
Apr
2009
Easter action at a 'must visit' site – Burton Mail
 Burton Mail | Easter action at a 'must visit' site Burton Mail, UK The station has four huge pumping beam engines — two currently working — that pumped the sewage of the town to the Egginton Sewage Farm from 1885 until 1971. This ensured that the waste from the town breweries was properly treated before being returned ... |
8
Apr
2009
Incinerator protesters lobby Environment Agency – Mansfield Chad
Incinerator protesters lobby Environment Agency Mansfield Chad, UK - Helen Lambourne And at a full council meeting on Tuesday, PAIN spokesman Shlomo Dowen called on Mansfield mayor Tony Egginton to back discussions with Nottinghamshire County Council on introducing weekly kitchen waste collections. Mr Egginton said: "I can certainly ... |
8
Apr
2009
It's official – pool will be named after Rebecca Adlington – Mansfield Chad
It's official - pool will be named after Rebecca Adlington Mansfield Chad, UK At a council meeting last week, Mansfield mayor Tony Egginton said: "Rebecca's Olympic achievements placed Mansfield firmly on the sporting world map and the district received, and continues to receive, significant media coverage as a consequence of ... |
6
Apr
2009
Old mill to be a conference centre? – Mansfield Chad
Old mill to be a conference centre? Mansfield Chad, UK Mansfield mayor Tony Egginton has thrown his weight behind the project, saying: "We have seen the demise of other historical buildings in the town such as Bath Mill and need to act quickly to ensure this mill has a bright future. ... Historic mill 'could become conference centre' |
3
Apr
2009
Campaigners pledge £8m site plan fight – Burton Mail
-width240.jpg) Burton Mail | Campaigners pledge £8m site plan fight Burton Mail, UK Repton Parish Council, Egginton Parish Council and Burnaston Parish Council also oppose the plans for similar reasons. And more than 50 letters raising concerns about Burnaston Cross have also been sent to the council. Representatives from Severn Trent ... |
1
Apr
2009
Take a musical trip across continents – The Herald
Take a musical trip across continents The Herald, UK ... Mark Boocock (bass), and the other work on the menu is another Easter classic, Stainer's Crucifixion. Tickets cost £10 at the door, though a reduction is available if purchased in advance from Dilys Egginton (01647 440224) or Betty Beer (01647 432484). |
1
Apr
2009
Why mayors are a bridge to the electorate – LocalGov
Why mayors are a bridge to the electorate LocalGov, UK Elsewhere, Tony Egginton retains his popularity in Mansfield, as does Ray Mallon in Middlesbrough. Stuart Drummond increased his majority 17-fold in Hartlepool. The most recent mayor, Nick Bye, won Torbay despite a campaign first against a referendum, ... |
