Wing Hall, Wing, Rutland, England, Spring 2013, Snow photographs, Cockerels, Chickens and Cat

Wing Hall, Wing, Rutland, England, Spring 2013, Snow photographs, Cockerels, Chickens and Cat

Had a nice walk around wing fields and popped into the nice shop at Wing Hall. Purchased some  nice coffee and walnut cake and consumed at home with a warm cup of coffee.

The shop has a tempting range of Hambleton Bakery Bread... amongst other things.

Residents living near Kendrew Barracks (formerly RAF Cottesmore) are being advised of the possibility of a small amount of noise disruption

Kendrew Barracks Training

Residents living near Kendrew Barracks (formerly RAF Cottesmore) are being advised of the
possibility of a small amount of noise disruption for one week during February.

As part of their preparations for deployment to Afghanistan, soldiers from 2 Royal Anglian will be participating in a light infantry training exercise, taking place during week commencing 11 February, 

which involves the limited use of blank firing ammunition.

The army have informed Rutland County Council that training will be restricted to daylight hours 

only (there will be no activity during the evening) and will be positioned on the furthest corner of 

the base, away from nearby homes, to minimise any impact it might have.

Councillor Martyn Pocock, Ward Councillor for Cottesmore, commented: “I’d like to thank 

2 Royal Anglian for providing advance notice of this training and for carefully considering and 

minimising any impact it might have.  These are not large scale manoeuvres, but just some 

light infantry training on the base, with limited use of blank firing ammunition, and only during 

daytime hours.  It’s very important that their training is as realistic as possible in order to 

prepare them for any challenges ahead.”

For more information please contact Kendrew Barracks on 01572 812 241.

Leicestershire Police, Ministry of Justice, Code of Practice, Kenneth Anthony Ruddle, Ruddle Merz, Patricia Tena Ruddle, Tish Ruddle

Leicestershire Police, Ministry of Justice, Code of Practice, Kenneth Anthony Ruddle, Ruddle Merz, Patricia Tena Ruddle, Tish Ruddle.

One week ago, I received a telephone call from Sgt Shellard, (I don't disagree with a member of the public's description of  him, "A young man with a short fuse") He told me a person had been arrested for crimes
committed against me. He said "I should be grateful for the work he and Inspector Mistry had done for me?
Since that call I now communicate with a rather more human face of Leicester Police Sgt Hodson.

Leicestershire Police continue to refuse to release the Identity of the suspect, whom Sgt Shellard told me
is responsible for some pretty vile activity.

The Ministry of Justice / CPS has a code of practice

http://www.cps.gov.uk/victims_witnesses/victims_code.pdf

I have notified Leicestershire Police of their breaches of this code, in particular.


Arrest and Bail
5.14 If a suspect is arrested on suspicion of an offence in respect of relevant criminal conduct, the
police must notify the victim of this within one working day for vulnerable or intimidated victims and
no later than five working days for all other victims.


5.16 If the suspect is released on police bail to return to the police station the police must notify
vulnerable or intimidated victims of this event, reasons for bail and any relevant bail conditions within
one working day and notify other victims within five working days.

5.17 If police bail is altered by change of bail conditions, date of return on bail or bail is cancelled,
the police must notify vulnerable or intimidated victims of these events and the reason within one
working day and notify other victims within five working days.


They have failed to notify me of the reasons for bail and any relevant bail conditions.
If the part of those conditions is the suspect should not approach or communicate with me.
Does that mean because they have committed five years of crimes with anonymity they are
entitled to keep that anonymity throughout?

If you have stumbled across my blog for the first time you may be wondering about the names in
the title of this post,

These are names that have come out of my own investigations, if they are correct it does not surprise
me the police have failed to act in the past. Why would Inspector Monks take action against his local
Tory buddies?

I traced the email address registered to a stat counter on a offensive homophobic web publication and
the name Ruddles is contained in that email address, the secondary account led to the name Kenneth Anthony Ruddles, who is or was a director of three local limited companies all containing
Ruddle Merz in the name. He is married to Trish Ruddle who is Patricia Tena Ruddle who will this year
take up the role of High Sheriff Of Rutland. It is possible some one could have used their identity to set
up the email accounts.

Sgt  Hodson said "when the person is charged it will be everywhere" is this why Leicester Police
are reluctant to reveal who has been arrested?

any jobs in Oakham (within 10 miles) 29th October 2012

any jobs in Oakham (within 10 miles) 29th October 2012

Fashion Administrator Melton Mowbray You must have customer service / administration or telesales experience and be an excellent communicator who can talk confidently on the phone in a polite and... £6.19 an hour reed.co.uk - 15:47 Sonographers - Highest Salaries Healthcare Professionals - Oakham In addition to the above vacancies, we have excellent relationships with NHS Trusts and Private Healthcare companies and have become preferred suppliers to many... £50,000 - £55,000 a year Healthcare Professionals - 6:57 Paediatric Nurse - RSCN - Rutland Thornbury Nursing - Oakham The paediatric nurse will assist with the assessment of nursing care needs •. Planning, delivering and implementing the agreed plan of care•.... £22 - £28 an hour StaffNurse.com - 0:48

Santa Pod Fireworks Frenzy, Airfield Road, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire NN29 7XA

Santa Pod Fireworks Frenzy

Santa Pod Fireworks Frenzy

Date:  3rd November
Phone: (01234 782828, International Tel. +44 1234 782828)
Website: www.santapod.co.uk
Were: Google Map - Airfield Road, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire NN29 7XA

Event Details:A spectacular evening of Fireworks, Live action including Podzilla theMonster Truck, Roaring Thunder the Jet Truck, Huge Bonfire, Fun Fair, catering and bar facilities, plus family entertainment.

At Santa Pod we pride ourselves on delivering exciting events which are good value for money and our local visitors are especially important to us. To that end, Fireworks Frenzy is an event in addition to Flame & Thunderon Saturday 29th October. Fireworks Frenzy is primarily for our local residents and those just wanting to come for the evening.

Rat Pack Live from Las Vegas, The Meres Leisure Centre, Grantham

Rat Pack Live from Las Vegas

THE MERES LEISURE CENTRE IN GRANTHAM Sat 27 Oct, 7.30pm £19.50 (£18.50) + £1 Booking fee Join the UK's original Rat Pack concert show - featuring stars of the West End smash hit Rat Pack Live from Las Vegas - for a fabulous musical show including all the patter and razzamatazz of the Rat Pack's infamous live stage show. Featuring stars from the West End box office hit, ‘Rat Pack Live’ perfectly captures not only the wonderful music and comedy of the original legends, but also the remarkable personalities of the stars who truly ruled the entertainment world. This lavish production has real musical pedigree featuring all the patter and razzmatazz of the trio’s infamous live stage show, reviving all-time-favourites such as ‘Everybody Loves Somebody’, ‘Volare’, ‘Memories Are Made of This’, ‘Black Magic’, ‘Mr Bojangles’, ‘Me and My Shadow’, ‘Fly Me to the Moon’, ‘My Kind of Town’, ‘My Way’, ‘New York’, ‘Luck Be A Lady’, ‘The Lady is a Tramp’ and many more! Prepare to experience the definition of cool... Stamford Arts Centre Stamford Arts Centre 27 St Mary's Street Stamford Lincs. PE9 2DL Box Office Call 01780 763203 Email boxoffice@stamfordartscentre.com Web www.stamfordartscentre.com Opening Hours Monday to Saturday 9.30am to 8pm

The Dukes of Rutland, Busk Stop, Rutland Day, Rutland Water, Photograph

The Dukes of Rutland, Busk Stop, Rutland Day, Rutland Water, Photograph

Ian Paisley Jnr (North Antrim, DUP) Sudan Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs

Sudan
Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs

Ian Paisley Jnr (North Antrim, DUP)

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what information his Department holds on the number of South Sudanese living in Sudan.

• Hansard source (Citation: HC Deb, 7 September 2012, c472W)

Alan Duncan (Minister of State, International Development; Rutland and Melton, Conservative)

I have been asked to reply

on behalf of the Department for International Development.

According to the Sudanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Humanitarian Aid Commission, there are approximately 220,000 South Sudanese remaining in Sudan. The previous figure used, based on the 2009 census, was 500,000.