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Birmingham’s four-star Park Regis Hotel, which is set to open in March, has announced the appointment of Robin Ford as its General Manager. A serial hotelier, Robin will be responsible for the overall leadership and direction of the business, as well as the management of a senior team of 15 and all 150 of the hotel’s new employees. He will also play an instrumental role in the expansion of the Park Regis brand into Europe. Robin has a wealth of experience in hospitality management, having ...

Isle of Wight’s first ever LGBTQ+ history and heritage exhibition Discover the personal stories and memories of LGBTQ+ Islanders through oral history recordings, paired with powerful portraits from Island photographer Jon Habens Up until recently, the Isle of Wight’s LGBTQ+ community has been hidden from the public eye. We’ve been brought to local and national attention through the launch of Pride in 2017 and being featured in Channel 4’s  It’s a Sin. So you many be wondering: just ...

Robin Ford was shocked to find a three metre long diamond python curled up along his basement door in Hornsby Heights in Sydneys north shore.

Heart-stopping moment a man discovers a fat, 3 metre python in his Sydney laundry Robin Ford was shocked to find a three metre long diamond python curled up along his basement door in Hornsby Heights in Sydneys north shore. The terrifying reptile was curled up on the top of the door as its tail slinked around the front of the frame. The harmless python was safely removed and later relocated into nearby bushland.

Man shocked to find huge three-metre snake curled up in his basement Robin Ford was stunned to find the massive diamond python curled up next to his laundry. Fortunately the reptile was not venomous and it has since been re-homed Updated Robin Ford was shocked to find the huge snake curled up next to his laundry The Daily Stars FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When y...

Anthony Ford Fund makes $10,000 donation to North Mankato for rink improvement The donation comes one day after the 15th anniversary of Anthony Ford’s death Anthony Ford Fund makes $10,000 donation to North Mankato for rink improvement By Lauren Andrego and Gage Cureton | April 13, 2021 at 6:53 PM CDT - Updated April 13 at 6:55 PM NORTH MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - It’s been 15 years since the death of Anthony Ford, a Mankato boy who was diagnosed with leukemia at age six and passed...

Trailblazing Majors retire, continue serving Ocala community without badge Majors Robin Ford, Tara Woods entered OPD together, retire together as first women majors Updated:  Tags:  Tara Woods saw an ad for an Ocala Community Service Officer at a church in 1990. “I saw there was one position open at the Ocala Police Department. What I was most intrigued about was you got the police car, you get to wear the uniform, but at the time you weren’t a sworn police officer, but you got to work at...

Last month, the Capital Markets Modernization Taskforce in Ontario, Canada, issued its final report as to how to improve capital formation and affiliated economic growth and prosperity. The Taskforce’s goal was to “address the issues of tomorrow’s capital markets with bold and innovative recommendations that will make Ontario one of the most attractive capital market destinations globally.” The document encompassed meetings with multiple stakeholders and feedback from more than 130 sta...

Volunteers scoured Marion County one day last week to determine the number of homeless people living outside in camps and tent cities. It was part of the federally required annual 24-hour Point In Time (PIT) count. The PIT count, required for the distribution of federal funds to local agencies that battle homelessness, was spearheaded locally by Maj. Robin Ford, a 31-year veteran of the Ocala Police Department who is serving as temporary manager of the City of Ocala/Marion County Joint Office...

Ocala Police Department bids farewell to 2 trailblazing leaders Ocala Police Department Majs. Robin Ford and Tara Woods have some of the same qualities. Both are viewed by colleagues as mother figures and as good listeners who offer advice, are always there for moral support, and can be counted on if someone needs help. Despite their caring demeanors, Ford and Woods also can be tough, not afraid to tell their fellow officers when theyre wrong, and occasionally deliver a tongue lashi...