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Tuesday, April 18, 2017
Oakham Jobs 18th April 2017
Oakham Jobs 18th April 2017
Tim Farron: General Election is a chance for a decent opposition to Tory government
Tim Farron: General Election is a chance for a decent opposition to Tory government
Alistair Carmichael on Snap General Election Liberal Democrats
Alistair Carmichael on Snap General Election
Liberal Democrats
Alexander Morrison "Alistair" Carmichael PC is a Liberal Democrat politician and the Member of Parliament for the Scottish seat of Orkney and Shetland since the 2001 general election.
Liberal Democrats
Alexander Morrison "Alistair" Carmichael PC is a Liberal Democrat politician and the Member of Parliament for the Scottish seat of Orkney and Shetland since the 2001 general election.
If you want a Britain that is open tolerant and united this is your chance Tim Farron
If you want a Britain that is open tolerant and united this is your chance Tim Farron
Tory MPs face being prosecuted for electoral fraud while they are fighting the upcoming general election campaign
Tory MPs face being prosecuted for electoral fraud while they are fighting the upcoming general election campaign
A spokesperson for the CPS confirmed to The Independent on Tuesday evening that any charges would have to be made before the date of the general election, which Theresa May wants to hold on 8 June subject to a vote in Parliament tomorrow.
Channel 4 News reported on Tuesday evening that the CPS is considering prosecution against over 30 individuals with regards to 2015 election expenses.
Police forces who have sent files to the CPS relating to the spending allegations include Avon & Somerset, Cumbria, Derbyshire, Devon & Cornwall, Gloucestershire, Greater Manchester, Lincolnshire, the Metropolitan, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire and West Yorkshire.
A spokesperson for the CPS confirmed to The Independent on Tuesday evening that any charges would have to be made before the date of the general election, which Theresa May wants to hold on 8 June subject to a vote in Parliament tomorrow.
Channel 4 News reported on Tuesday evening that the CPS is considering prosecution against over 30 individuals with regards to 2015 election expenses.
Police forces who have sent files to the CPS relating to the spending allegations include Avon & Somerset, Cumbria, Derbyshire, Devon & Cornwall, Gloucestershire, Greater Manchester, Lincolnshire, the Metropolitan, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire and West Yorkshire.
Rutland County Council Internal Auditors to Look Into What Went Wrong With Library Project Budget.
Rutland County Council Internal Auditors to Look Into What Went Wrong With Library Project Budget.
This morning the cabinet at Rutland County Council decided to approve a 45% increase
in spending on refurbishing the county library and the construction of an extension to
home children's services.
The Cabinet made an additional recommendation that the chair of audit and risk is asked
to commission work by internal auditors 'to see what lessons can be learned'
This morning the cabinet at Rutland County Council decided to approve a 45% increase
in spending on refurbishing the county library and the construction of an extension to
home children's services.
The Cabinet made an additional recommendation that the chair of audit and risk is asked
to commission work by internal auditors 'to see what lessons can be learned'
Brenda from Bristol is horrified that PM Theresa May has called for a snap general election. Video
Brenda from Bristol is horrified that PM Theresa May has called for a snap general election.
General Election: "You're joking - not another one!" BBC News
So here we are - a snap general election.
That's right, Prime Minister Theresa May has announced that she plans to call a general election on June 8. Despite previous repeated denials from Downing Street that there would be a national vote before the next scheduled election in 2020, it is most definitely happening this summer.
Many have reacted with dismay, especially seeing as the EU Referendum was only last year. It seems the nation is sick of politicians bickering with each other, and telling us whatever they can get away with to sway our vote one way or the other.
As ever on such occasions, the major news outlets have been on the streets to gage the immediate reaction of the public, and no one quite summed up the general sense of exasperation to the news like a woman named Brenda. She was told of the announcement by BBC reporter Jon Kay, and responded thus:
"You're JOKING! Not ANOTHER one? Oh for GOD'S SAKE. I can't, honestly, I can't STAND this. There's too much politics going on at the moment. WHY does she need to do it?"
General Election: "You're joking - not another one!" BBC News
So here we are - a snap general election.
That's right, Prime Minister Theresa May has announced that she plans to call a general election on June 8. Despite previous repeated denials from Downing Street that there would be a national vote before the next scheduled election in 2020, it is most definitely happening this summer.
Many have reacted with dismay, especially seeing as the EU Referendum was only last year. It seems the nation is sick of politicians bickering with each other, and telling us whatever they can get away with to sway our vote one way or the other.
As ever on such occasions, the major news outlets have been on the streets to gage the immediate reaction of the public, and no one quite summed up the general sense of exasperation to the news like a woman named Brenda. She was told of the announcement by BBC reporter Jon Kay, and responded thus:
"You're JOKING! Not ANOTHER one? Oh for GOD'S SAKE. I can't, honestly, I can't STAND this. There's too much politics going on at the moment. WHY does she need to do it?"
Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday called for an early general election to be held June 8
Prime Minister Theresa May on Tuesday called for an early general election to be held June 8 to seek a strong mandate as she negotiates Britain's exit from the European Union.
Melton and Rutland's MP Sir Alan Duncan tweeted:
Sir Alan Duncan @AlanDuncanMP
2h
PM announces intention to hold general election on 8 June - Commons should back her in the vote tomorrow
Monday, April 17, 2017
Rutland County Council Oakham High Street One Way Traffic Trial 2017
Rutland County Council Oakham High Street One Way Traffic Trial 2017
It looks like this planned trial has started early.
I see little point of introducing a one way system to part of the high street.
During busy times Mill Street is now congested.
More traffic is being forced to use all nearby residential streets
if they are open.
It seem to me a very odd time to start a trial when the water and electric
mains are being replaced.
If Rutland County Council are going to monitor this trial what are they
going to do to stop the drivers who are ignoring the road closures
and the people who are knocking over signs and moving cones?
It looks like this planned trial has started early.
I see little point of introducing a one way system to part of the high street.
During busy times Mill Street is now congested.
More traffic is being forced to use all nearby residential streets
if they are open.
It seem to me a very odd time to start a trial when the water and electric
mains are being replaced.
If Rutland County Council are going to monitor this trial what are they
going to do to stop the drivers who are ignoring the road closures
and the people who are knocking over signs and moving cones?
Oakham Town Council New Wild Flower Garden Royce's Playing Field Princess Avenue Oakham Rutland
Oakham Town Council New Wild Flower Garden Royce's Playing Field Princess Avenue Oakham Rutland
I am slightly concerned that I proposed and supported £200 of spending by Cllr Joyce
Lucas on a wild flower garden in the corner of the playing field known locally as
dog poo corner.
I am slightly concerned that I proposed and supported £200 of spending by Cllr Joyce
Lucas on a wild flower garden in the corner of the playing field known locally as
dog poo corner.
Play Darts with Wolfie for Prostate Cancer UK Borderville Sports Centre Ryhall Road Stamford
Play Darts with Wolfie for Prostate Cancer UK
Monday, April 17th
Martin Wolfie Adams will be at the dartboard through the afternoon for the last home game of the season. Make a donation to play darts with him
Borderville Sports Centre
Ryhall Road
Stamford
The event runs from 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Monday, April 17th
Martin Wolfie Adams will be at the dartboard through the afternoon for the last home game of the season. Make a donation to play darts with him
Borderville Sports Centre
Ryhall Road
Stamford
The event runs from 2:00pm to 5:00pm
Quarry Railway Day & Take A Trip On The Rutlander Train Rocks By Rail Ashwell Road Cottesmore LE15 78X
Quarry Railway Day & Take A Trip On The Rutlander Train
Monday, April 17th
This is your chance to see the action of an authentic ironstone quarry recreated by museum voluteers and our fleet of locomotives. Quarry machines will be in operation simulating the loading of wagons. The wagons will be shunted to form a train, and then the 'full' wagons will be exchanged for a new train of 'empties'. And of course, there will be the ever popular 'runs up the bank' with trains of hopper or tippler wagons being hauled up the 1/60 gradient - see our locos working at their hardest and best!
Also in operation will be The Rutlander Train, providing passenger brake van rides - Pay once and ride all day!
Visitors can also view our fleet of historic ironstone locomotives in the recently opened Simon Layfield Exhibition Centre which now houses the greater part of the museums collection. The Woolsthorpe Workshop is also open for visitors to see progress of ongoing locomotive restoration.
The Sundew Cafe will be open to provide visitors with hot and cold beverages and snacks.
Price: Adult £8, Senior Citizen £7, Child (3-14 years) £5
Rocks By Rail
Ashwell Road (Cottesmore iron ore mine siding)
Cottesmore
LE15 78X
The event runs from 10:30am to 4:00pm
Monday, April 17th
This is your chance to see the action of an authentic ironstone quarry recreated by museum voluteers and our fleet of locomotives. Quarry machines will be in operation simulating the loading of wagons. The wagons will be shunted to form a train, and then the 'full' wagons will be exchanged for a new train of 'empties'. And of course, there will be the ever popular 'runs up the bank' with trains of hopper or tippler wagons being hauled up the 1/60 gradient - see our locos working at their hardest and best!
Also in operation will be The Rutlander Train, providing passenger brake van rides - Pay once and ride all day!
Visitors can also view our fleet of historic ironstone locomotives in the recently opened Simon Layfield Exhibition Centre which now houses the greater part of the museums collection. The Woolsthorpe Workshop is also open for visitors to see progress of ongoing locomotive restoration.
The Sundew Cafe will be open to provide visitors with hot and cold beverages and snacks.
Price: Adult £8, Senior Citizen £7, Child (3-14 years) £5
Rocks By Rail
Ashwell Road (Cottesmore iron ore mine siding)
Cottesmore
LE15 78X
The event runs from 10:30am to 4:00pm
Hallaton Bottle Kicking Fox Inn 30 North End Hallaton LE16 8UJ
Hallaton Bottle Kicking
Monday, April 17th
Parade led by Nene Valley Pipe Band
9.30am Band expected at Medbourne
10.30am Children's parade (expected to be led by the band) from The Bewicke Arms to the Parish Church
11am Service in the Parish Church, Hymns from the organist
1pm Band will play at the cross, weather permitting
1.45pm Hare Pie Parade from the Fox to the church gates
2pm Cutting up and distribution of the pie at the church gates, followed by the Parade to the top of Hallaton village
2.45pm Bottle kicking parade from the Fox Inn to the Hare Pie Bank
3pm The contest begins between Hallaton and Medbourne!
The winners will celebrate at the cross afterwards
Proceeds to local charities, organisers nor landowners accept any liability for injury, loss or damage to anyone's property. The history of Hallaton Bottle Kicking can be traced back thousands of years to pagan times.
Fox Inn
30 North End
Hallaton
LE16 8UJ
The event runs from 9:30am to 3:30pm
Monday, April 17th
Parade led by Nene Valley Pipe Band
9.30am Band expected at Medbourne
10.30am Children's parade (expected to be led by the band) from The Bewicke Arms to the Parish Church
11am Service in the Parish Church, Hymns from the organist
1pm Band will play at the cross, weather permitting
1.45pm Hare Pie Parade from the Fox to the church gates
2pm Cutting up and distribution of the pie at the church gates, followed by the Parade to the top of Hallaton village
2.45pm Bottle kicking parade from the Fox Inn to the Hare Pie Bank
3pm The contest begins between Hallaton and Medbourne!
The winners will celebrate at the cross afterwards
Proceeds to local charities, organisers nor landowners accept any liability for injury, loss or damage to anyone's property. The history of Hallaton Bottle Kicking can be traced back thousands of years to pagan times.
Fox Inn
30 North End
Hallaton
LE16 8UJ
The event runs from 9:30am to 3:30pm
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