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The gentleman for his response, mr. Speaker. The question was yes we want to get people back to work. Everybody wants to get people back to work. There is no doubt about that. Hopefully, we would be at full employment. One defines that whether three percent or four percent unemployment which would be transition employment or unemployment. We want everybody back to work. The issue is if we dont get everybody back to work, 192,000 new jobs this past month that is good but not good enough. Is why w...

Want to say thank you. I support the priorities in the remarks. As you have heard, from the admirals and generals, the need for more timely and accurate intelligence continues to grow. Crises in the middle east and recent developments in crimea, central africa, and asia underscore the drumbeat for officers with special insight and understanding. We have a responsibility to the men and women to make smart decisions in these austere times to take risks. Maintainand those investments that will ensu...

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The crew had been investigating a blocked toilet in Bristol when they made the discovery, along with with wet wipes and hair.

IN recent weeks the Glasgow Times has campaigned on the need to improve the condition of our city centre and for the Council to lead on a positive…

The City of Lincoln Council are currently looking for a Mobile Toilet Attendant to join our Cleansing Services Team. This role provides a high quality

By Edwin Mauluka Our World International (OWI) and US Peace Corps Mission in Malawi have led community leaders and other concerned Malawians in cleaning

New Lord Mayor and Sheriff of Nottingham announced Both have been serving the city for a number of years Councillors Dave Trimble and Merlita Bryan have been named the new Lord Mayor and Sheriff of Nottingham Never miss another Nottinghamshire story by signing up to our free email updatesInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ou...

Credit: Thames Water A “huge, disgusting” fatberg has the weight of a small bungalow has been removed from a London sewer. People have been urged to be “careful what they flush” following the two-week removal operation for the foul-smelling mass from a conduit in Canary Wharf. Thames Water engineers and MTS Cleansing Services used high-powered water jets and hand tools to chip away at the rock-like heap – which is said to have smelled like composting festival toilets and rotten meat....

The public has been urged to ‘be careful what they flush’ after the two-week removal operation.