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New Partner joins Al Tamimi & Co in Iraq | Iraq Business News - Vimarsana News

New Partner joins Al Tamimi & Co in Iraq | Iraq Business News

By John Lee. Law firm Al Tamimi & Company has announced that Tom Calvert has joined the firm as Partner. In a statement, the company said that Calvert will head its corporate commercial practice in Iraq, in addition to leading the firm's China Group which will actively advise Chinese companies operating in the region on

Away win keeps Hawes in hunt for Wensleydale league title - Vimarsana News

Away win keeps Hawes in hunt for Wensleydale league title

AN excellent win away at Richmond Town Reserves kept Hawes in the Scotts4Storage Wensleydale League title hunt on Saturday.

Unicorn to take on Catterick Garrison in Medals Shield semi-final - Vimarsana News

Unicorn to take on Catterick Garrison in Medals Shield semi-final

IT was Medals Shield quarter final day on Saturday for teams competing in the Scotts4Storage Wensleydale League.

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Running for the bookies of Bishop - Vimarsana News

Running for the bookies of Bishop

GAMBLING was effectively legalised in 1960, but before then a shadowy network of bookmakers and runners existed, trying to find ways around the law. Memories 502 told how on a Saturday afternoon in the 1950s, the whole of south Durham seems to have been phoning five numbers beginning Shildon 151 and ending with Shildon 156 to place a bet with Fred Simpson, who ran a bookmaker’s in Eldon. As long as no cash exchanged hands, gambling was legal, so gamblers had to have an account with Freddie on which their winnings and losings were totted up. But not everyone had a phone. Harry Elliso...