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Midfielder Andre Dozzell admitted Town’s 2-1 defeat at Peterborough was a frustrating night with fine margins the difference between success and failure for the Blues at present.
Written by Moggasknockdown on Monday, 1st Feb 2021 12:15 Remember goalkeeper-coach Jimmy Walker’s ill-conceived tweet back in November? “If we don’t finish in the top four minimum we might as well wrap up”? Walker appears a character fizzing with cartoonish energy and is seemingly quite a likeable chap, certainly the antithesis of the media-savvy, dull-eyed drones that most clubs roll out these days. At the time, he may have considered such a tub-thumping tweet to be what the fans wanted to hear, as the initial rumblings of discontent were starting to turn into a full-scale wobb...
Community Safety Minister Ash Denham has put them before the Scottish Parliament for MSPs to consider. It comes as a consultant plastic surgeon said Bonfire Night last year had seen an increase in the number of people with firework-related injuries, particularly from deprived areas. Organised firework celebrations were cancelled because of the Covid-19 pandemic, resulting in some families purchasing and setting off fireworks themselves. Stuart Watson, clinical director of Canniesburn department of plastic surgery, said: “Bonfire Night 2020 saw an increase in the number and severity ...
Ministers propose new regulations limiting the sale and use of fireworks January 15 2021, 12.16pm The Scottish Government is proposing further restrictions on the amount of fireworks that can be sold to the public and when these can be used (Aaron Chown/PA) Sign up for our daily Politics briefing for political exclusives, analysis and debate. Thank you for signing up to our Politics newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up New regulations aiming to further restrict the sale and use of fireworks have been put forward by the Scottish Government. Community safet...
Tuesday, 12 January 2021, 9:59 am Preparation for desludging of the Taumarunui (Hikumutu) Wastewater Treatment Plant is well underway with work on a lined pit for holding three large bio-bags to contain the settling pond sludge almost complete. Acting Environmental Manager Stuart Watson said that the desludging is part of the scheduled maintenance of the settling ponds required to keep the bugs in the ponds working efficiently and producing water clean enough to release into the environment. “The settling ponds were last desludged around eight years ago with the sludge spread directly onto...