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New York City: Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton has issued the following press release: To celebrate Cleary Gottlieb's 75th anniversary, alumni around the globe are taking time to reflect on [...]

M2 PRESSWIRE-September 18, 2015-: The Victorian East London of Charles Booth revisited (C)1994-2015 M2 COMMUNICATIONS RDATE:18092015 125 years after Charles Booth published Life and Labour of the People, his survey [...]

Dayton, OH (PRWEB) January 21, 2016 Bishop Gregory Palmer of the Ohio West Area of The United Methodist Church (UMC), and Dr. Charles Booth, senior pastor of Mt. Olivet Baptist [...]

Sep 18, 2015 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- 125 years after Charles Booth published Life and Labour of the People, his survey of poverty in London, Open College of the [...]

A MANDATORY London minimum wage of £10 an hour should be part of radical reforms to make the capital fairer, experts urged today. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Byline: Bayne Hughes July 31--The city of Decatur didn't receive a bid this afternoon at the bid opening for the Wilson Morgan dog park. City Purchasing Agent Charles Booth said [...]

Byline: Bayne Hughes July 24--One potential bidder attended this morning's pre-bid meeting on the Wilson Morgan dog park project at GBW Architects' office. City Purchasing Agent Charles Booth said the [...]

THE brightest minds in the capital will meet this evening to debate how to make London a fairer city. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The Secret History Of Our Streets 8PM, BBC4 ???? This riveting series drills down into the history of six London streets, using the 1886 maps of Charles Booth as a starting point. This episode delves into the fortunes of Deptford High Street (left). [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

IT WAS a warm afternoon as the ice cream van pulled up onto Angell Town estate, announcing its arrival with an exuberant burst of music. The driver opened his shutter for business. But there was no patter of small feet. Nobody came. Not a single child. A police car tore through the estate, siren wailing. But as the ice cream van trundled away defeated, and the siren receded, the streets fell preternaturally silent. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

THERE'S a cheekiness to Lord Adebowale. When the crossbench peer sees my spiketoed trainers, he inquires: "Are they for running or for kicking people?" Later, he teases me about my (long lost) sarf London accent. Then, when I ask about his induction to the House of Lords, he turns it on me: "I'm assuming when you started your job, you had an induction?" I shake my head. "No? Just here's a pen, get on with it? That explains a lot." [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

EVEN estate agent euphemism — the kind that dresses up roads ridden with crack dens as "up-and-coming" — can sometimes run out of bombast. After I inquired about a suspiciously cheap house this week, Mr Foxtons told me he wouldn't "sugarcoat" the situation. There was a "protected" tenant living on its ground floor. If we bought the property, we'd have to petition the council to get him moved. "But," he added, a little too breezily, "you'd be doing him a favour." [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The Secret History of Our Streets London Live, 8pm Today Shoreditch houses a cereal café so beloved that the story of this plucky eatery which charges £5.50 for a bowl of cereal (plus 50p for a "premium milk") will be made into a musical, which upholds the locale's tradition of a woeful tale inspiring art. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The Secret History of Our Streets London Live, 8pm Where beards and roughly hewn ankle-swinging jeans now wander between coffee shops serving esoteric blends at high prices, poverty and illness was once so extreme that life expectancy was around 16. Shoreditch of the 19th century was so squalid that Oliver Twist is all but a verbatim record of London's dinginess and abandonment of those in need. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The Secret History of Our Streets London Live, 8pm Not every battleground is littered with smouldering war engines and what remains of the fallen, because not every war is explicit or declared. What the residents of Sixties Deptford didn't know is that they had been designated an enemy which must be quelled, the council ready to invade with bulldozers and sledgehammers. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Byline: By, Tess Rushin There are many beautiful buildings across the county, several of which are owned by either Leicestershire County Council or one of the borough or district councils. [...]

Byline: Kate Wills It used to be a point of pride to have a famous resident living on your street, but now it seems having a celebrity in your backyard [...]

CHARLESTON, WV -- The following information was released by the West Virginia Department of Transportation (WVDOT): Here's where West Virginia Division of Highways (WVDOH) work crews are milling and filling [...]

CHARLESTON, WV -- The following information was released by the West Virginia Department of Transportation (WVDOT): Now that the spring pothole patching season is in full swing, West Virginia Division [...]

Byline: UPI STAFF March 30 (UPI) -- Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. They include: -- Spanish painter Francisco Jose de Goya in 1746 -- [...]

Byline: Tom Clark Even before the energy crunch, statistical warning lights were signalling a return to levels of penury we once thought had been consigned to history: in the 2010s, [...]

Byline: Bayne Hughes Dec. 15Decatur's plans for five city parks, including one for special needs children, are getting financial support through a series of federal and state grants. Allen Stover, [...]

London: UK Government has issued the following news release: Former coronations have paved the way for a family legacy as residents in Osgathorpe get ready to celebrate King Charles III [...]

Byline: UPI STAFF Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. They include: -- Spanish painter Francisco Jose de Goya in 1746 -- German chemist Robert Bunsen, [...]

Byline: Bayne Hughes Nov. 6The City Council on Monday will vote on whether to enter into new contracts for mowing and grounds maintenance that specify the cost per cutting but [...]

Byline: By, Charlotte Lillywhite Plans to spend almost £3 million making temporary classrooms at a popular West London primary school permanent have been slammed while other schools are 'struggling for [...]

Byline: Polly Toynbee What is the matter with this country? A rising tide of poor families is cast into deeper deprivation because of the meanness of Britain's benefits system and [...]

Byline: Bayne Hughes Jun. 15The City Council is considering demolishing the city-owned Archer-Daniels-Midland buildings near downtown, but possible interest from developers in the historic structures is complicating the decision. Kelly [...]

2022 DEC 13 (VerticalNews) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Information Technology Newsweekly -- Data detailed on Information Technology - Information and Data Security have been presented. According [...]

Byline: UPI STAFF Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. They include: -- Spanish painter Francisco Jose de Goya in 1746 -- German chemist Robert Bunsen, [...]

Byline: Bayne Hughes Aug. 6Beltline Road and Sixth Avenue in Decatur will soon look cleaner after the city hired a contractor this week to start immediately picking up trash along [...]

Byline: Scott Reyburn A new show by the British artist, who once gained fame by destroying everything he owned in an art installation, is again calling attention to the pervasiveness [...]

LONDON, UK -- The following information was released by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR): Displaying its policy wonk origins, Michael Gove's long-awaited white paper on Levelling up [...]

VMSB , LLC v. Zurich American Ins. Co., No. 650590/2021 (N.Y. Sup. Ct., N.Y. Cnty. Nov. 10, 2021) In VMSB v. Zurich, Judge Barry Ostrager granted Zurich's motion to dismiss [...]

London: UK Parliament has issued the following House of Commons Hansard: My Lords, I too was very happy to sign this amendment. I will speak only to it. I congratulate [...]

Vyopta achieves FedRAMP Authorization to Operate (ATO) designation AUSTIN, Texas, Oct. 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Vyopta, the leader in digital collaboration and experience optimization, today announced it has achieved U.S. [...]

London: UK Government has issued the following news release: Residents in North West Leicestershire and South Derbyshire are being encouraged to celebrate local heritage and culture right on their doorstep [...]

Byline: Bayne Hughes Nov. 6The lowest construction bid for the new Decatur Fire Station No. 5 came in last week roughly $375,000 over budget, city officials said Thursday. Purchase Agent [...]

Byline: Todd D. Milewski Oct. 04-- Oct. 4--WAUWATOSA -- In two games against FC Tucson over the span of 11 days, Forward Madison FC outshot its opponent by a combined [...]

Byline: Todd D. Milewski Sept. 24-- Sep. 24--A season-high 23 shots didn't keep Forward Madison FC from a second straight road loss. Former Marquette player Joshua Coan's second-half goal gave [...]

Byline: Bayne Hughes July 29-- Jul. 29--Mayor Tab Bowling wants to upgrade the Daikin Amphitheater with another contribution from Daikin America. Bowling proposed at Monday's Decatur City Council work session [...]

Byline: Kathryn Hughes As a lad in 1880s Bermondsey Sid Causer appeased his hunger by filching fruit from market barrows. Louie Stride, brought up dirt poor in genteel Bath, thought [...]

Byline: UPI STAFF Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. They include: -- Spanish painter Francisco Jose de Goya in 1746 -- German chemist Robert Bunsen, [...]

London: UK Government has issued the following news release: Residents in North West Leicestershire and South Derbyshire will be encouraged to say hello to heritage as an annual event returns [...]

Byline: UPI STAFF Those born on this date are under the sign of Aries. They include: -- Spanish painter Francisco Jose de Goya in 1746 -- German chemist Robert Bunsen, [...]