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North Somerset Council's full council meeting - Credit: North Somerset Council A shake up of top jobs for North Somerset councillors has come under fire with £7,000 junior roles slammed as “indefensible”.  The number of executive and assistant members has not changed but Councillor John Crockford-Hawley warned one portfolio could be a “clumsy leviathan” while others were “sops to small parties”.  Others called for greater scrutiny of the positions and the power they wield but were told changing the structure would mean amending the constitution.  Cllr Crockford-Hawley told the...

North Somerset Council's full council meeting - Credit: North Somerset Council A shake up of top jobs for North Somerset councillors has come under fire with £7,000 junior roles slammed as “indefensible”.  The number of executive and assistant members has not changed but Councillor John Crockford-Hawley warned one portfolio could be a “clumsy leviathan” while others were “sops to small parties”.  Others called for greater scrutiny of the positions and the power they wield but were told changing the structure would mean amending the constitution.  Cllr Crockford-Hawley told the...

I am indeed saddened by de passing of my Dear Friend and everybody’s Friend, Nina Maloney. Ah remember like if is today, de first timeah was going to use ah Telephone. Actually it was my first job at PWD in 1960, John Cato, ah co-worker, simply explained: “Just put de phone to your ears and wait on de Operator, tell her way yuh want.” Same time ah very pleasant female …

I am indeed saddened by de passing of my Dear Friend and everybody’s Friend, Nina Maloney. Ah remember like if is today, de first timeah was going to use ah Telephone. Actually it was my first job at PWD in 1960, John Cato, ah co-worker, simply explained: “Just put de phone to your ears and wait on de Operator, tell her way yuh want.” Same time ah very pleasant female …

The latest third-quarter filings from US apparel and footwear brands and retailers are a mixed bag, with some companies beginning to recover from the market disruption caused by the Covid-19 pandemic, while others are continuing to struggle. Citi Trends is back in the black, while Zumiez saw net income jump by more than 50%. Elsewhere, G-III Apparel Group remains on track to close all Wilsons Leather and GH Bass stores by the end of January, while Oxford Industries has moved to a net loss and announced plans to exit its legacy Lanier Appar...