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Dumper told to remove waste from floodplain at cost of £85,000 A Devon businessman has been ordered by Exeter Crown Court to spend £85,344 of his own money removing waste he illegally deposited on a floodplain near Cullompton. From: More than 4000 tonnes of waste was dumped onto a floodplain Tim Manning’s firm deposited more than 4,000 tonnes of waste soil, stone and rubble on land at Five Bridges, Willand Road, Cullompton in Devon - which increased the risk of flooding to nearby communities. He must also pay a total of £26,180 in fines and costs and carry out 100 hours of co...

Experts say it’s complicated, noting that the output of raw materials and assembly lines can’t be ratcheted up 10,000-fold at the push of a button — and that the effort thus far has been close to miraculous.

Redesign addresses Wood Street congestion in Mangawhai Wood Street has gone one-way for the second time in two years. Consultation is continuing on Kaipara District Council’s project to improve conditions for traffic and pedestrians in the main Wood Street shopping area of Mangawhai Heads. The latest interim design to make traffic one-way, improve parking and provide more people-friendly pedestrian areas was started in December, with changes being implemented in response to ongoing feedback from residents and businesses. A survey on redesigning parking at the entrance to Wood Street was car...

According to South Dakota Sports Hall of Fame, The 1977 Rapid City Stevens grad won the gold medal at 136.5 pounds in freestyle wrestling at the 1984 Olympics, outscoring his first four opponents 52-4 to advance to the final, where he crushed Japan's Kosei Akaishi 24-11 in 4:52. He was the youngest member of 1980 Olympic wrestling team but President Jimmy Carter’s boycott prevented the U.S. team from traveling to the Games in Moscow. Honorable Mention: Jacob Forerester from Sioux Falls Lincoln, Ryan Van Emmrick from Salem, Lee Pulse from Kimball, Tony Denke from Bennett County, Hazen Bye a...

Bristol Lesbian and Gay Switchboard: almost 40 years of LGBTQ+ community By Lowie Trevena, Wednesday Feb 17, 2021 For almost 40 years, Bristol had its own switchboard for the LGBTQ+ community. Bristol Lesbian and Gay Switchboard (BLAGS) was set up on February 1, 1975, and took its first phone call on Valentine’s Day. BLAGS was founded by Dale Wakefield at her home on Hill Street in Totterdown in response to a clear need for information and a listening ear. Get Bristol24/7's top stories emailed direct to you in our daily and weekly newsletters Your email address Sign up While attending a Gay...