How the cynical greed of cowboy builders wrecks homes and ruins lives
Trading Standards officers are fighting against the Wild West home improvement industry
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Six defendants were prosecuted following an investigation led by the National Trading Standards Regional Investigations Team East Midlands, hosted by Nottinghamshire County Council, and supported by Derbyshire Constabulary and Derbyshire County Council Trading Standards for a combined total of 22.5 years for £10.5 million home improvement scam
Six fraudsters who conned elderly residents out of £10.5 million have been sentenced to a combined total of 22.5 years at Nottingham Crown Court.
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By restricting strikes, Princeton silences workers' free speech
“Without the ability to strike, SEIU Local 175 is significantly disempowered in their contract negotiations with the University.”
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And Make It a Double: "Drinking Habits 2: Caught in the Act," at the Richmond Hill Barn Theatre through April 30
The Richmond Hill Players’ latest offering, the Tom Smith farce Drinking Habits 2: Caught in the Act, is a sequel to Drinking Habits, which was a part of the company’s season last year. I didn't attend the first one, but was still able to easily follow the plot and characters. Not only that, but Richmond Hill’s Sunday performance, helmed by director Mike Skiles, was
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"Drinking Habits 2: Caught in the Act," April 20 through 30
With the Geneseo venue's 2023 season opener lauded by Talkin' Broadway as “a fast-paced, quick-witted, an funny comedy with a bright, happy ending,” the stage sequel Drinking Habits 2: Caught in the Act will be staged at the Richmond Hill Barn Theatre April 20 through 30, this wacky slapstick a continuation to the terrifically popular Drinking Habits that made its area
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DBusiness Daily Update: Cranbrook Bringing Back In-person Women Rock Science Gala Oct. 12, and More
Our roundup of the latest news from metro Detroit and Michigan businesses as well as announcements from government agencies.
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No compassion for Ukrainian refugees
On March 22, Ryedale’s MP Kevin Hollinrake voted with the Government to pass the Nationality and Borders Bill. This now makes it a criminal…
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The Good Stuff: Mr. Everything
The Good Stuff: Mr. Everything Bossier High senior Coleman Beeson Coleman Beeson and his father, David Beeson. (Source: Beeson family) By Doug Warner | May 18, 2021 at 11:11 PM CDT - Updated May 18 at 11:11 PM BOSSIER CITY, La. (KSLA) â Just call him Mr. Everything. Bossier High Schoolâs Coleman Beeson nearly played every single boyâs sport offered during his four-year high school athletic career. The Good Stuff: Mr. Everything âHe makes me so proud, all of the time,...
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Retiring Salem officer served with good will | News, Sports, Jobs
John Scheets John Scheets trained to become a welder after high school, but when he was a kid, he wanted to be just like “Gibby” the cop. “I was just amazed. He always took time to stop and talk. He was just neat as a pin. His persona, the way he carried himself. I just thought that was awesome,” Scheets said. Older folks in Salem will remember Gilbert “Gibby” Bartha Sr.. He was a well-known Salem city police officer who during his off-hours, still in uniform, worked the door at the...
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