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Isabel Hospice will reopen in Welwyn Garden City and Hatfield on April 12 - Credit: Isabel Hospice Fifteen Isabel Hospice charity shops - including three in Welwyn Garden City and three in Hatfield - will reopen their doors for the first time in three months on Monday, April 12, having lost an estimated £1.3 million in vital income. In preparation for welcoming back customers, the hospice's retail team have been putting special measures in place to ensure shops are COVID-safe and people can maintain social distancing. Diane Rafferty, manager of the hospice's shop in Haldens, Welwyn Garden C...

ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Ga. Judges Toss Contempt Order Against Public Defender Law360 (January 28, 2021, 3:53 PM EST) -- A Georgia state judge jumped the gun by holding a public defender in contempt of court for failing to reveal the sources behind her line of questioning in a criminal case, because the lawyer was not properly warned that she might face discipline, a state appellate court has determined. Judge Jane Morrison did not put Clarissa Lightfoot on notice that the attorney's failure to timely identify the additional sources she allegedly had that detailed an incident's timeline ...

number 5 equity jobs [speaker not understood]. focuses on job opportunities [speaker not understood]. in terms of e-i-r alternative number 5 is what we call the environmentally preferred alternative. it results in fewer environmental impacts in the plan but i think what's important to note about this is that it really is marginally better in terms of impact on the environment and that's really key. just in terms of overall impacts of the plan, you know, it's going to result in 39 significant unavoidable impacts on the environment and then about 42 total impacts would be less than sig...

important to note about the significant and unavoidable impact might strike you, 39 significant unavoidable impacts, but actually great proportion of those are determined significant and unavoidable because mtc and abag have no ability to control local jurisdiction and positions the mitigation measures and project sponsors in different projects. for ceqa purposes and conservative analysis they say, well, we really can't control if local jurisdictions are going to implement these mitigation measures. and because of that we're going to say that plan results in significant and unavoidab...

5 is what we call the environmentally preferred alternative. it results in fewer environmental impacts in the plan but i think what's important to note about this is that it really is marginally better in terms of impact on the environment and that's really key. just in terms of overall impacts of the plan, you know, it's going to result in 39 significant unavoidable impacts on the environment and then about 42 total impacts would be less than significant or we are going to be able to mitigate them in the region. one of the things that is important to note about the significant and u...