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Saturday, December 31, 2016
Oakham Jobs 30th December 2016
Oakham Jobs 30th December 2016
Labels: Oakham, Rutland, UK, Photos
Oakham Jobs 30th December 2016
Queen’s New Year’s Honours Rutland and Leicestershire 2017
Queen’s New Year’s Honours Rutland and Leicestershire 2017
Trevor McIlwaine A Queen's Fire Service Medal, group manager at Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service.
(Middle Lady)
Mrs Angela Elizabeth Humphreys, BEM for services to the community in Oakham. Rutland
Mrs Dorothy Pickering, BEM head dinner lady, at Mercenfield Primary School, Markfield, for services to the community in Markfield, Leicestershire.
Pc Brian "Reg" Varney, BEM Leicestershire Police
Retired Leicestershire Police officer Sue Lambert, BEM for services to the community in Market Harborough.
Retired Leicestershire Police officer Sue Lambert, 57, picks up a BEM for services to the community in Market Harborough.
Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys, Emeritus Professor at the University of Leicester, is made a Companion of Honour for services to medical research and society.
Receiving an Order of the British Empire are:
Jane Ann Gray, a consultant nurse, for services to Homeless and Vulnerable People in the Midlands.
Dr Sharon Patricia Redrobe, the chief executive officer of Twycross Zoo, for services to skills, science and the economy in Leicestershire.
Professor Rachel Anne Munton, formerly MD of East Midlands Academic Health Science Network for services to Healthcare.
Professor Anne Elizabeth Willis, from Oakham, Rutland, director or MRC Toxicology Unit Leicester, for services to Biomedical Science and Promoting the Careers of Women in Science.
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Claire Lomas, of Eye Kettleby MBE
BBC cricket commentator Jonathan "Aggers" Agnew MBE
Chief executive of the Enderby firm, Ian Mattioli MBE and Bob Woods MBE
Priyesh Patel, MBE, managing director of Cofresh Snack Foods
Paralympian Elizabeth Clegg based at Loughborough University has been awarded an MBE or services to athletics and charity.
Edmund Francis Paul Nickless, MBE formerly executive secretary of the Geological Society of London, for service to Geology, from Oakham, Rutland
Kathryn Parsons, MBE co-founder and co-chief executive officer of Decoded for services to Digital Education
Michael Gerrard Roughan, MBE chairman of Shropshire Telford and Wrekin and Leicestershire and Rutland Adoption Panels, for services to children and to the community.
Emma Clare Wiggs, MBE of Diseworth, for services to canoeing
Anthony David Arnold William Forbes, MBE chairman of the Royal Choral Society, from Oakham, for services to music
Dorothy Francis, MBE chief executive officer of the Co-operative and Social Enterprise Development Agency, for services to enterprise and the community,
Uzma Johal, MBE festival director of Frequency Festival and co-founder and director of Threshold Studios, for services to the digital economy.
Trevor McIlwaine A Queen's Fire Service Medal, group manager at Leicestershire Fire and Rescue Service.
(Middle Lady)
Mrs Angela Elizabeth Humphreys, BEM for services to the community in Oakham. Rutland
Mrs Dorothy Pickering, BEM head dinner lady, at Mercenfield Primary School, Markfield, for services to the community in Markfield, Leicestershire.
Pc Brian "Reg" Varney, BEM Leicestershire Police
Retired Leicestershire Police officer Sue Lambert, BEM for services to the community in Market Harborough.
Retired Leicestershire Police officer Sue Lambert, 57, picks up a BEM for services to the community in Market Harborough.
Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys, Emeritus Professor at the University of Leicester, is made a Companion of Honour for services to medical research and society.
Receiving an Order of the British Empire are:
Jane Ann Gray, a consultant nurse, for services to Homeless and Vulnerable People in the Midlands.
Dr Sharon Patricia Redrobe, the chief executive officer of Twycross Zoo, for services to skills, science and the economy in Leicestershire.
Professor Rachel Anne Munton, formerly MD of East Midlands Academic Health Science Network for services to Healthcare.
Professor Anne Elizabeth Willis, from Oakham, Rutland, director or MRC Toxicology Unit Leicester, for services to Biomedical Science and Promoting the Careers of Women in Science.
{left}
Claire Lomas, of Eye Kettleby MBE
BBC cricket commentator Jonathan "Aggers" Agnew MBE
Chief executive of the Enderby firm, Ian Mattioli MBE and Bob Woods MBE
Priyesh Patel, MBE, managing director of Cofresh Snack Foods
Paralympian Elizabeth Clegg based at Loughborough University has been awarded an MBE or services to athletics and charity.
Edmund Francis Paul Nickless, MBE formerly executive secretary of the Geological Society of London, for service to Geology, from Oakham, Rutland
Kathryn Parsons, MBE co-founder and co-chief executive officer of Decoded for services to Digital Education
Michael Gerrard Roughan, MBE chairman of Shropshire Telford and Wrekin and Leicestershire and Rutland Adoption Panels, for services to children and to the community.
Emma Clare Wiggs, MBE of Diseworth, for services to canoeing
Anthony David Arnold William Forbes, MBE chairman of the Royal Choral Society, from Oakham, for services to music
Dorothy Francis, MBE chief executive officer of the Co-operative and Social Enterprise Development Agency, for services to enterprise and the community,
Uzma Johal, MBE festival director of Frequency Festival and co-founder and director of Threshold Studios, for services to the digital economy.
Labels: Oakham, Rutland, UK, Photos
Queen’s New Year’s Honours Rutland and Leicestershire 2017
Friday, December 30, 2016
Christmas 2016 Leicester City Centre England UK
Christmas 2016 Leicester City Centre England UK
Armed Police Guard the Christmas Tree
Former BHS Food Store
Former BHS Store
Leicesters Big Wheel
Former BHS Food Store
Easter Eggs have arrived at
Marks and Spencer
Homeless Camp
New Style Train Tickets
we were told the QR code
would open the gates at Leicester
The train company different from
that operates the station does not
know there are no readers on the gates.
Former BHS Store
I wonder who is paying the
electricity bill
Rainbow and Dove Christmas Tree
Reflex Closing Down
St Martin's in the fog
Leicester Town Hall
Valentines has arrived at
Marks and Spencer
Labels: Oakham, Rutland, UK, Photos
Christmas 2016 Leicester City Centre England UK
Street Drinkers Fighting On The Streets Of Leicester Video
Street Drinkers Fighting On The Streets Of Leicester Video
When I visit Leicester I am always a little cautious and know the areas of the city that
generally should be avoided.
This afternoons visit left me a bit surprised, the street drinkers have moved into all the
main shopping streets.
Granby Street was quiet, Gallow Tree Gate a main shopping street was like a war zone.
Outside the old BHS a man was threatening to stab a group of four men.
Fortunately he did not appear to have a knife.
Walking further along the street full of shoppers many families and children
another two men were fighting watched by two other men who appeared drunk.
A child in a push chair was covered in beer.
What I found unsettling was the lack of interest shown by Leicestershire Police
or should I say useless PCSO's who seemed to be hiding in the shadows.
One member of the public told me he was concerned because he had tried to seek
assistance from a officer in a car not from the clock tower and he just drove off.
Maybe the Chief Constable Simon Cole can take a look at the tracking system and
have a word with the officer who may have deserted his duty.
A number of member of the public spoke to the armed officers guarding the Christmas
Tree and they did take notice and split up four men outside Game.
Although the incidents were unpleasant for many, there were some who were
laughing and enjoying the street fighting.
Some people said it happens all the time now.
When I visit Leicester I am always a little cautious and know the areas of the city that
generally should be avoided.
This afternoons visit left me a bit surprised, the street drinkers have moved into all the
main shopping streets.
Granby Street was quiet, Gallow Tree Gate a main shopping street was like a war zone.
Outside the old BHS a man was threatening to stab a group of four men.
Fortunately he did not appear to have a knife.
Walking further along the street full of shoppers many families and children
another two men were fighting watched by two other men who appeared drunk.
A child in a push chair was covered in beer.
What I found unsettling was the lack of interest shown by Leicestershire Police
or should I say useless PCSO's who seemed to be hiding in the shadows.
One member of the public told me he was concerned because he had tried to seek
assistance from a officer in a car not from the clock tower and he just drove off.
Maybe the Chief Constable Simon Cole can take a look at the tracking system and
have a word with the officer who may have deserted his duty.
A number of member of the public spoke to the armed officers guarding the Christmas
Tree and they did take notice and split up four men outside Game.
Although the incidents were unpleasant for many, there were some who were
laughing and enjoying the street fighting.
Some people said it happens all the time now.
Labels: Oakham, Rutland, UK, Photos
Street Drinkers Fighting On The Streets Of Leicester Video
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