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Cops to approach DPP in SORT head case Jensen La Vende and Jada Loutoo POLICE officers said they intend to consult with the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions if any charges can be laid against head of the Special Operations Response Team (SORT) Insp Mark Hernandez as they wrapped up their investigations on Saturday. Hernandez took part in an identification parade on Saturday after it was postponed on Friday because police could not find enough people fitting his description to stand alongside him. Police said they were investigating Hernandez in relation to allegations of assault ...

NIU police chief to retire mid-April Deputy Chief Darren Mitchell, a 21-year veteran at the department, will step in as acting chief. DeKALB – NIU Police Chief Tom Phillips will retire in mid-April after seven years of service, according to a Wednesday news release. Deputy Chief Darren Mitchell, a 21-year veteran at the department, will step in as acting chief of the NIU Police Department.  “I have always believed that better-quality police officers do a better job of serving their community, so I placed a premium upon professional development for the entire department,” Phillips said ...

New spindle trees planted at Cowm Reservoir Date published: 04 March 2021 Sue Neilson, Steve Haigh and Sheila Dearden from Whitworth in Bloom with United Utilities staff Dan Crook, Terry Warburton and Darren Mitchell Four spindle trees have been planted at Cowm Reservoir in Whitworth, replacing two which were accidentally felled last year. The original spindles (Euonymus europaeus) were felled when United Utilities’ staff were working to uncover the Yorkshire stone footpath alongside the bridleway. When local resident, Sue Neilson reported this to the United Utilities’ manager, Dan C...

Monday, 14 December 2020, 2:58 pm The New Zealand IRD has recently confirmed that Ara Institute of Canterbury Ltd has been granted ‘approved researcher provider’ status. This makes Ara the first ever ITP/Te Pūkenga subsidiary to have attained this. The country’s recently-enacted Research and Development Tax Incentive law incentivizes businesses to undertake R&D by making the process considerably more affordable. The Incentive means that they are able to obtain a 15% tax refund on their expenditure when they work with an approved research provider. This is especially beneficial for bus...