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Review: 'Who They Was,' by Gabriel Krauze journaltimes.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from journaltimes.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
IN case anyone is mystified as to why the council is struggling to collect their green bin . welcome to the Brexit. The UK now has a shortage of between 80,000 and 100,000 HGV drivers according to the head of the Road Haulage Association. City councils along with many thousands of businesses are now struggling to collect and deliver things because Brexit has ensured that European drivers can no longer work here. We cannot find the drivers to collect your green waste. Prepare for all manner of shortages over the summer. In a letter to the prime minister Food and Drink Federation, British Frozen Food Federation, Federation of Wholesale Distributors, Cold Chain Federation, Meat Producers Association and the British Beer and Pub Association have told Boris Johnson that: we firmly believe that intervention from the Prime Minister/Cabinet Office is the only way we will be able to avert critical supply chains failing at an unprecedented and unimaginable level . ....
Temporary closures for roadworks in Enfield area from Thursday enfieldindependent.co.uk - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from enfieldindependent.co.uk Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
“Who They Was,” an autobiographical novel about life in public housing and prison, is relentlessly bleak. It had to be, the author, Gabriel Krauze, says. ....
I WAS deeply saddened by the behaviour I witnessed at Tuesday evening’s full council meeting. In case readers are unaware, almost all of us attending these meetings have for the past year done so from chairs in our own homes, sitting alone in front of a screen because of the pandemic. It’s better than nothing and it is vital that democracy continues but a small mosaic of faces on a computer screen is no substitute for being in the company of others, as most of us know given the challenges of the past year. Isolation is difficult and yet we politicians, of all parties, have been trying to do our best to lead, to inspire, to work together, and to keep the council moving forwards to the benefit of our communities. ....