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Sheffield Council's Norton Nursery has received its first delivery of 535 trees for plantation within Sheffield as part of a massive tree planting programme this Autumn. The Council has allocated £50,000 for planting an extra 5,000 trees as part of to safeguard and improve Sheffield's green environment. The programme for plantation will involve community groups and local schools. |
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| Sheffield Council's Norton Nursery has received its first delivery of 535 trees for plantation within Sheffield as part of a massive tree planting programme this Autumn. The Council has allocated £50,000 for planting an extra 5,000 trees as part of to safeguard and improve Sheffield's green environment. The programme for plantation will involve community groups and local schools. Pictured: Jez Platts, Community Forester, Sheffield City Council, standing amid Ornamental Pear trees, part of the selection of 535 trees delivered for planting this Autumn. 30-09-08 |
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Collingham Show and Ploughing Match. Mr Trevor Smith, age not supplied, retired and wife Mrs Gillian Smith, age not supplied, retired, of Russell Ave, New Balderton, Newark, with their 1969 Morris Traveller. Have spent 4 years restoring the vehicle. Pictured: Mr Trevor Smith and wife Mrs Gillian Smith, with their 1969 Morris Traveller. 200908 |
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| Collingham Show and Ploughing Match. (L-R) Mr David Wattam, 65, Lorry Driver, of Union St, Bingham. Mr Richard Spendlow, 44, Lorry Driver, of Crossland, East Bridgford. Both are holding pitch forks made nearly 50 years ago. Pictured: (L-R) Mr David Wattam, 65, and Mr Richard Spendlow, 44, holding pitch forks made nearly 50 years ago. 200908 | |
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| Collingham Show and Ploughing Match. Pictured: (L-R) Megan ____ and Evie ____, with "Coco", a 4 month old British Blue Cross. 200908 | |
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| Collingham Show and Ploughing Match. Mr Paul Bartle, 42, of Maple House, Besthorpe, MD of Grove Auto Electrical Hawton Lane, Balderton. Mr Bartle has been ploughing for over 20 years. Pictured: Mr Paul Bartle by his Ransomes RSLD Plough. 200908 | |
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| Collingham Show and Ploughing Match. Mr Michael Hart, Steward, at the ploughing match. Mr Hart has been Match Ploughing for 20 years. Pictured: Mr Michael Hart ploughing. 200908 | |
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| Collingham Show and Ploughing Match. Pictured: (L-R) Rebecca ____ and "Alisha". Lucy ____ and "Teasles". 200908 | |
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| Bingham Farmer's market. On show was Carribbean food stall. A&S Events Catering owners (L-R) Sharon Messam, 44, and Anika Messam with a selection of their quality home-made foods at Bingham Farmer's Market. Pictured: (L-R) Sharon Messam, 44, and Anika Messam at Bingham Farmer's Market. 200908 | |
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| Participating in the activities which include plate spinning at the Wynhill teen area. Pictured: (L-R) Rhianna ____ (9) Molly ____ (11) Dyon ____ (11) show off their jugling skills. 200908 | |
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Urban artist encourages local children at the Wynhill teen area, Bingham, to create their own individual name boards. Some of the children attending show off their work against a 'Summer Fair' 'banner which, when complete, will be used in the next fair. Pictured: Back row (L-R) Alex ____ (11) Tom ____ (9) Summer ____ (13) Connor ____ (11). Rhianna ____ (9), Front row. (L-R) Dyon ____ (11) Molly ____ (11) Becky ____ (10). 200908
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Participating in the activities which include plate spinning at the Wynhill teen area, Bingham, Pictured: Jake ____ (15) demonstrating his bmx skills. 200908
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| RHP Social Green strip) v Sleaford Utd at Elm Ave, Newark. Pictured: Zak Edlin of RHP Social. 200908 | |
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| RHP Social (Green strip) v Sleaford Utd at Elm Ave, Newark. Pictured: James Lloyd of RHP Social. 200908 | |
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| Newark Rugby Football Club (Blue and white) v Scunthorpe at Newark. Pictured: Liam Mather of Newark RFC. 200908 | |
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| Dark times ahead?:
Will the sun set on our future energy supplies? The report titled "A Pragmatic Energy Policy for the UK' by Fells Associates, believes the security of energy supply must take priority. The UK heads towards the loss of one-third of its generating capacity over the next 12 years through decommissioning. Pictured: Setting sun though powerlines near Maltby, South Yorkshire. 180908
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Dark times ahead?:
Will the sun set on our future energy supplies? The report titled "A Pragmatic Energy Policy for the UK' by Fells Associates, believes the security of energy supply must take priority. The UK heads towards the loss of one-third of its generating capacity over the next 12 years through decommissioning. Pictured: Setting sun though Maltby Colliery, South Yorkshire. 180908
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UK Flow - "It doesn't have to happen":
A new single was performed live at Sheffield Peace Gardens today (18 Sept) featuring celebrities who are speaking out against knife crime. The band UK FLOW recorded the single at Yellow Arch Studios, Sheffield only weeks ago. Three of the band sang at the Peace Gardens- Ali Heath Cook; Stephen Nicholas and Holly Johnson. The lyrics were written by actor Stephen Nicholas, who worked in Sky TV's Dream Team and Hollyoaks star Lee Otway. The complete band of 15 members will perform this Saturday, 26 September, in London's Hyde Park in front of an expected audience of 150,000 people.
Pictured: Holly Johnson. 180908 |
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| UK flow - "It doesn't have to happen":
A new single was performed live at Sheffield Peace Gardens today (18 Sept) featuring celebrities who are speaking out against knife crime. The band UK FLOW recorded the single at Yellow Arch Studios, Sheffield only weeks ago. Three of the band sang at the Peace Gardens- Ali Heath Cook; Stephen Nicholas and Holly Johnson. The lyrics were written by actor Stephen Nicholas, who worked in Sky TV's Dream Team and Hollyoaks star Lee Otway. The complete band of 15 members will perform this Saturday, 26 September, in London's Hyde Park in front of an expected audience of 150,000 people.
Pictured: (L-R) Back row: Junior Witter. Danny Tennant. Front row: Ali Heath Cook. Stephen Nicholas. Holly Johnson. Holding the single 'It dosen't have to happen'. 180908
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Local MP Reassures pig Farmers in his Constituency: MP Paddy Tipping paid a visit to local pig farmer Andrew Baugh to find out more about the current crisis facing the British pig industry.
Pictured: (L-R) MP Paddy Tipping and farmer Andrew Baugh on Mr Baugh's pig farm near Wellow, Nottinghamshire. 030908
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Local MP Reassures pig Farmers in his Constituency: MP Paddy Tipping paid a visit to local pig farmer Andrew Baugh to find out more about the current crisis facing the British pig industry.
Pictured: (L-R) MP Paddy Tipping and farmer Andrew Baugh on Mr Baugh's pig farm near Wellow, Nottinghamshire. 030908
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Local MP Reassures pig Farmers in his Constituency: MP Paddy Tipping paid a visit to local pig farmer Andrew Baugh to find out more about the current crisis facing the British pig industry.
Pictured: (L-R) Farmer Andrew Baugh and MP Paddy Tipping on Mr Baugh's pig farm near Wellow, Nottinghamshire. 030908
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Local MP Reassures pig Farmers in his Constituency: MP Paddy Tipping paid a visit to local pig farmer Andrew Baugh to find out more about the current crisis facing the British pig industry.
Pictured: (L-R) MP Paddy Tipping and farmer Andrew Baugh on Mr Baugh's pig farm near Wellow, Nottinghamshire. 030908
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Local MP Reassures pig Farmers in his Constituency: MP Paddy Tipping paid a visit to local pig farmer Andrew Baugh to find out more about the current crisis facing the British pig industry.
Pictured: Pigs on Mr Baugh's farm near Wellow, Nottinghamshire. 030908
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Local MP Reassures pig Farmers in his Constituency: MP Paddy Tipping paid a visit to local pig farmer Andrew Baugh to find out more about the current crisis facing the British pig industry.
Pictured: Pigs on Mr Baugh's farm near Wellow, Nottinghamshire. 030908
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| 'Nits on the NIle' play at ____ Primary School, Newark. Final dress rehersals. Pictured: (L-R) Emma ____ (12) Sam ____ (12) Monica ____ (9). 290808 | |
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| Sumer fun: (L-R) Cousins Olivia ____ (8), front, and Whitney ____ (11) take part in a basketball session. 280808 | |
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| Sumer fun: (L-R) Cousins Olivia ____ (8), front, and Whitney ____ (11) take part in a basketball session. 280808 | |
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| Tinsley Towers
Going, going, almost gone:
The scheduled demotion of the iconic Tinsley Cooling towers, Sheffield, was set for 03.00am on Sunday 24 August. At their closest the north tower was a mere 9 metres from the M1 viaduct.
Local media reported as many as 6,000 spectators assembled at the Meadowhall shopping centre to view the demolition from the upper deck car parks.
The demolition did not go to plan. A large slender section of the north tower remained intact and above the upper deck of the M1 viaduct. 24 August 08
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| Tinsley Towers
Going, going, almost gone:
The scheduled demotion of the iconic Tinsley Cooling towers, Sheffield, was set for 03.00am on Sunday 24 August. At their closest the north tower was a mere 9 metres from the M1 viaduct.
Local media reported as many as 6,000 spectators assembled at the Meadowhall shopping centre to view the demolition from the upper deck car parks.
The demolition did not go to plan. A large slender section of the north tower remained intact and above the upper deck of the M1 viaduct. 24 August 08
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| Tinsley Towers
Going, going, almost gone:
The scheduled demotion of the iconic Tinsley Cooling towers, Sheffield, was set for 03.00am on Sunday 24 August. At their closest the north tower was a mere 9 metres from the M1 viaduct.
Local media reported as many as 6,000 spectators assembled at the Meadowhall shopping centre to view the demolition from the upper deck car parks.
The demolition did not go to plan. A large slender section of the north tower remained intact and above the upper deck of the M1 viaduct. 24 August 08
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| Tinsley Towers
Going, going, almost gone:
The scheduled demotion of the iconic Tinsley Cooling towers, Sheffield, was set for 03.00am on Sunday 24 August. At their closest the north tower was a mere 9 metres from the M1 viaduct.
Local media reported as many as 6,000 spectators assembled at the Meadowhall shopping centre to view the demolition from the upper deck car parks.
The demolition did not go to plan. A large slender section of the north tower remained intact and above the upper deck of the M1 viaduct. 24 August 08
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| Tinsley Towers
Going, going, almost gone:
The scheduled demotion of the iconic Tinsley Cooling towers, Sheffield, was set for 03.00am on Sunday 24 August. At their closest the north tower was a mere 9 metres from the M1 viaduct.
Local media reported as many as 6,000 spectators assembled at the Meadowhall shopping centre to view the demolition from the upper deck car parks.
The demolition did not go to plan. A large slender section of the north tower remained intact and above the upper deck of the M1 viaduct. 24 August 08
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| Tinsley Towers
Going, going, almost gone:
The scheduled demotion of the iconic Tinsley Cooling towers, Sheffield, was set for 03.00am on Sunday 24 August. At their closest the north tower was a mere 9 metres from the M1 viaduct.
Local media reported as many as 6,000 spectators assembled at the Meadowhall shopping centre to view the demolition from the upper deck car parks.
The demolition did not go to plan. A large slender section of the north tower remained intact and above the upper deck of the M1 viaduct. 24 August 08
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| Tinsley Towers
Going, going, almost gone:
The scheduled demotion of the iconic Tinsley Cooling towers, Sheffield, was set for 03.00am on Sunday 24 August. At their closest the north tower was a mere 9 metres from the M1 viaduct.
Local media reported as many as 6,000 spectators assembled at the Meadowhall shopping centre to view the demolition from the upper deck car parks.
The demolition did not go to plan. A large slender section of the north tower remained intact and above the upper deck of the M1 viaduct. 24 August 08
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| Tinsley Towers
Going, going, almost gone:
The scheduled demotion of the iconic Tinsley Cooling towers, Sheffield, was set for 03.00am on Sunday 24 August. At their closest the north tower was a mere 9 metres from the M1 viaduct.
Local media reported as many as 6,000 spectators assembled at the Meadowhall shopping centre to view the demolition from the upper deck car parks.
The demolition did not go to plan. A large slender section of the north tower remained intact and above the upper deck of the M1 viaduct. 24 August 08
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| Tinsley Towers
Going, going, almost gone:
The scheduled demotion of the iconic Tinsley Cooling towers, Sheffield, was set for 03.00am on Sunday 24 August. At their closest the north tower was a mere 9 metres from the M1 viaduct.
Local media reported as many as 6,000 spectators assembled at the Meadowhall shopping centre to view the demolition from the upper deck car parks.
The demolition did not go to plan. A large slender section of the north tower remained intact and above the upper deck of the M1 viaduct. 24 August 08
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Northern Athletics Inter County Championships 2008. Saturday, 23/08/08, Costello Stadium, Hull. Senior Men 3000m Steeplechase. Winner is Chris Price (Yorkshire) with a time of 9:54.63 who set a new PB by 15 seconds. Pictured: Chris Price leading the 3000m Men Steeplechase. 230808
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Northern Athletics Inter County Championships 2008. Saturday, 23/08/08, Costello Stadium, Hull. Senior Women Hammer. Winner is Sarah Holt (Yorkshire) with a throw of 60.65m. The CBP was held by Shirley Webb (North East), 2002, 57.14m. Pictured: Sarah Holt in the Senior Women Hammer. 230808
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Northern Athletics U23 Home International/Inter Territorial Track & Field Match. Moorways Stadium, Derby. Sunday, 10/08/08. North v Midlands v South v Wales v N. Ireland v Scotland v Malta (Guests). Points allocated after 77 events: 1st Scotland 418; 2nd North 397; 3rd Midlands 315; 4th South 221; 5th Wales 183; 6th Northern Ireland 45; 7th Malta 39. Pictured: Morag McClarty, Scotland (#11-centre) wins the Women 1500m in a time of 4:24.31. (#1-left) is Claire Mensley, Midlands. 100808
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Northern Athletics U23 Home International/Inter Territorial Track & Field Match. Moorways Stadium, Derby. Sunday, 10/08/08. North v Midlands v South v Wales v N. Ireland v Scotland v Malta (Guests). Points allocated after 77 events: 1st Scotland 418; 2nd North 397; 3rd Midlands 315; 4th South 221; 5th Wales 183; 6th Northern Ireland 45; 7th Malta 39. Pictured: Jacob Brown, North, wins the long jump with a distance of 7.19m. 100808
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31st British Transplant Games - sponsored by Westfield Health, Sheffield 2008. 7-9 August. The canoeing took place at Rother Valley Country Park. 080808
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31st British Transplant Games - sponsored by Westfield Health, Sheffield 2008. 7-9 August. The canoeing took place at Rother Valley Country Park. 080808
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31st British Transplant Games - sponsored by Westfield Health, Sheffield 2008. 7-9 August. The canoeing took place at Rother Valley Country Park. All competitors line up after presentation of awards. 080808
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31st British Transplant Games - sponsored by Westfield Health, Sheffield 2008. 7-9 August. The cycling event took place at the Meadowhall Centre, Sheffield, Saturday, 9 August. In the background are the now disused cooling towers rising beyond the M1 motorway viaduct. Pictured: Transplant Games competitor Mr Phil Mallery (47) of Dover, Kent. Phil had a bone marrow transplant in 2007. Phil won silver in the vertaran category, 5km time trial. 080808
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31st British Transplant Games - sponsored by Westfield Health, Sheffield 2008. 7-9 August. The cycling event took place at the Meadowhall Centre, Sheffield, Saturday, 9 August. In the background are the now disused cooling towers rising beyond the M1 motorway viaduct.
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Riding into history: Harriet Haivers supplied tack for horses that will feature in a new Robin Hood Film called Nottingham, staring Russell Crow and Sienna Miller. Pictured: Harriet Haivers making bridles at Willow Farm, Hawton. 070808
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| Pictured: Mr David Crane with two drawings of his father, Sir Harry Crane, by Robert Kiddey that he donated to Newark's Town Council's Museum. 070808 | |
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Two bothers researching Southwell’s war dead have found that up to 25 names are missing from the town’s main memorial in the minster. Pictured: (L-R) Brothers Mr Andy Gregory and Mr Robert Gregory at the war memorial in Southwell Minster. 060808
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Summer fun: A day nursery held a summer school holiday themed party to raise money for Beaumond House Community Hospice. Pictured: Isbella ____ (2) finds water fascinating at a holiday themed party at ____ Nursery. 060808
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Pictured: Winner of Newark Town Council’s best kept allotment competition, Mr Len Pegg (61). 050808
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Pictured: Mr David Cook setting up his exhibition of around 30 paintings in the Spotlight Gallery, Newark. 050808
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Pictured: Cancer sufferer Mr Terry Bennett (65) of Bailey Road, Newark, is still waiting for repairs to his home by Nottinghamshire County Council.
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