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A NEW film about a fictional Greenock band will inspire music fans to reminisce about the nineties.

Login or register now to gain instant access to the rest of this premium content! Bluetree Group, the UK’s largest online print supplier, has adopted KODAK SONORA X Process Free Plates across its entire fleet of Heidelberg Speedmaster presses. The move, which further boosts Bluetree Group’s fast-turnaround capabilities, means an average of 40,000 plates each month are now imaged in a process-free production environment that reduces costs, speeds prepress, and strengthens Bluetreeâ€�...

Bluetree takes process-free route to production efficiency Sponsored Monday, March 1, 2021 The UK’s largest online printer, Bluetree Group, has re-engineered its plate production to simultaneously boost productivity and its green credentials. From its 13,500sqm facility, Bluetree produces more than 170 product types The switch to KODAK SONORA X Process Free Plates, which further boosts Bluetree Group’s fast-turnaround capabilities, means an average of 40,...

Frustrated emails from Kawerau constable to Police Commissioner Mike Bush led to downfall of Mongrel Mob president Frank Milosevic in Operation Notus drug bust 13 Feb, 2021 04:00 PM 10 minutes to read Press conference held in Kawerau today after a second wave of raids were conducted by police today in the Bay of Plenty as part of Operation Notus II. Press conference held in Kawerau today after a second wave of raids were conducted by police today in the Bay of Plenty as part of Operation Notus ...

January 27, 2021, by Adnan Durakovic Master Builders Solutions has won the grout supply contracts for the Formosa 2, the Changfang and Xidao, and the Greater Changhua 1 and 2a offshore wind projects in Taiwan. In total, Master Builders Solutions will be supplying MasterFlow 9500 and MasterFlow 9800 to 222 offshore foundations over the next three years. “2020 has been a very busy year for the offshore team in Asia as we continue to strengthen our position wit...

Tele memories from her time in a popular Greenock band in the nineties. Drummer Lesley McLaren dug out her scrapbooks from her days in Elysian Fields, who played all over Inverclyde and gigged in Glasgow. Lesley, who drums in Clare Grogans Altered Images and in Lola in Slacks, diligently documented every gig the band played between 1996 and 1998. She kept all of the gig guides that appeared in the Telegraph and cut out all of the stories and pics of the band featured in the paper. The ...

Remembering a respected leader: Police Eastern Bay of Plenty Area Commander Kevin Taylor dies 10 Jan, 2021 06:00 PM 4 minutes to read Police Eastern Bay Area Commander Kevin Taylor died two days before Christmas. Photo / File Bay of Plenty Times Inspector Kevin J Taylor was the type of person who when he spoke, people listened. As a leader, he was able to build relationships – sometimes from the brink of disaster – and that, alongside his ability to simply get things done,...

  As a leader, he was able to build relationships – sometimes from the brink of disaster – and that, alongside his ability to simply get things done, meant he excelled in his policing.   Kevin passed away on December 23, just a few days before his 58th birthday and after spending almost 38 years with New Zealand Police. His most recent role was as Eastern Bay of Plenty Area Commander.   It was the ability to help and protect the community that inspired him to join in 1983, and as he rose...

Police cleared of wrongdoing in fatal Tauranga shooting © RNZ The Independent Police Conduct Authority has cleared officers of any wrongdoing when they shot and killed a Tauranga man a year ago. Police shot him dead after negotiations failed and he was found holding a knife to his daughters chest. The authority found the man posed a lethal and imminent threat to his daughter, so the shooting was justified. But it said a family liaison officer would have helped both police and the victims fami...

Source: New Zealand Police (District News) Police accepts an IPCA report into the search for two men who went missing in the Tongariro National Park after fleeing from Police in 2017. The two men were found deceased after a 14 day search and rescue operation involving Police and Land Search and Rescue volunteers. The IPCA found that the search for the men followed search and rescue (SAR) procedures and was run competently and professionally, however there were some areas identified for improvem...