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Mar
2012
Olympic Torch route through Mansfield revealed – Mansfield Chad
Olympic Torch route through Mansfield revealed Mansfield Chad Mayor Tony Egginton said: “This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to see the Olympic Torch and the inspirational torchbearers pass through the streets of our District and I welcome everyone to come along and experience this truly historical moment. |
16
Mar
2012
Heather Wheeler: Welfare reforms will make work pay and protect vulnerable – Derby Telegraph
Heather Wheeler: Welfare reforms will make work pay and protect vulnerable Derby Telegraph Villages such as Hatton, Egginton and Scropton, have suffered for too long with the risk of further flooding. Now with this funding in place they can look forward to a safer future. As it is the official English Tourism Week, I end on a note about the ... |
13
Mar
2012
Mayor’s Ball to raise cash for Framework – Mansfield Chad
Mayor's Ball to raise cash for Framework Mansfield Chad Mayor Tony Egginton and Chairman Coun Sally Higgins have agreed to donate the proceeds of this year's Oil Baron themed event to Framework's £30000 Mansfield Rough Sleeper Recovery Appeal. Guests, dressed in Dallas inspired attire, will party the night ... |
13
Mar
2012
Moves on contract date for new freight terminal – Derby Telegraph
Moves on contract date for new freight terminal Derby Telegraph But, in January, it said it expected to sign a contract with a developer in February for the scheme on 619 acres of land between Etwall and Egginton. Now a Severn Trent spokeswoman says the deal is expected in April. The firm previously said a public ... |
9
Mar
2012
Are These the World’s Largest Hydraulic Nuts? – ThomasNet Industrial News Room (press release)
 ThomasNet Industrial News Room (press release) | Are These the World's Largest Hydraulic Nuts? ThomasNet Industrial News Room (press release) says Paul Egginton, Engineering Director at Tentec. "The hydraulic nuts required for the project were to have 25" Buttress thread forms, each hydraulic nut weighed 4 tonnes with an 8000 tonne bolt load capacity. They would be by far the biggest ... |
7
Mar
2012
Have your say on Mansfield District Council’s brown bins charge – Mansfield Chad
 Mansfield Chad | Have your say on Mansfield District Council's brown bins charge Mansfield Chad Mansfield mayor Tony Egginton responded by saying he would have loved to keep the service free - but this had not been possible given the financial constraints the council was operating under. He added there were many terraced properties and homes ... |
6
Mar
2012
WA government to make ’stolen wages’ reparations – Perth Now
WA government to make 'stolen wages' reparations Perth Now But Aboriginal Legal Service chief executive Dennis Egginton slammed the State Government's offer. "This is a slap in the face and a cruel and heartless offer which offends the very notion of recompense” he said. "This is not just about stolen wages or ... |
5
Mar
2012
Are these the world’s largest Hydraulic Nuts? – Process & Control Today
Are these the world's largest Hydraulic Nuts? Process & Control Today says Paul Egginton, Engineering Director at Tentec. “The hydraulic nuts required for the project were to have 25” Buttress thread forms, each hydraulic nut weighed 4 tonnes with an 8000 tonne bolt load capacity. They would be by far the biggest ... |
5
Mar
2012
River Dove flood defence work set to start in June – Burton Mail
 Burton Mail | River Dove flood defence work set to start in June Burton Mail One plan includes the construction of new flood embankments and wall and improvement works to existing flood defences in Scropton, Hatton, Tutbury and Egginton and land between the villages. A second proposal includes the raising of an existing Grade ... |
1
Mar
2012
UK Engineering Company Asks: Are these the world’s largest Hydraulic Nuts? – openPR (press release)
 openPR (press release) | UK Engineering Company Asks: Are these the world's largest Hydraulic Nuts? openPR (press release) says Paul Egginton, Engineering Director at Tentec. “The hydraulic nuts required for the project were to have 25” Buttress thread forms, each hydraulic nut weighed 4 tonnes with an 8000 tonne bolt load capacity. They would be by far the biggest ... |
