text:
VIEWS: 52 PAGES: 25 CATEGORY: Childrens Literature POSTED ON: 1/16/2010
diversity - Supporting doc
Equality and Diversity Equal Opportunities Supporting Document 1. Some Definitions and Terminology Discrimination against people based on assumptions and stereotypes about age. Unfounded hostility toward the Jewish faith and people. The term used to describe range of minority ethnic communities and groups in the UK – can be used to mean the main Black and Asian and Mixed racial minority communities or it can be used to include all minority communities, including white minority communities. Please note that the definition currently used by the Government for BVPI purposes excludes white minority communities. The Council prefers the term ethnic minority communities or minority ethnic communities. The legal definition for the purposes of the DDA 1995 is "physical or mental impairment which has a substantial and long term effect on an individual's ability to undertake normal day to day activities". However this definition sees people under what is known as the "Medical Model of Disability". By contrast the "Social Model of Disability" which is supported and used by the Council, views disability as caused not by impairment but instead by the way in which society fails to meet the needs of disabled people. Please ensure you try and apply the social model but recognise that some disabled people will themselves use the medical model – sometimes unaware of the medical model. Treating an individual or group differently and less favourably than others under comparable circumstances. It may be based on a person's race, ethnic origin, gender, disability, age, religious or other belief, or their sexual orientation. It may be unlawful and can include harassment. For more information on whether discrimination is direct or indirect – please seek advice from the lead officer on older people. Ageism Anti-Semitism Black and Minority Ethnic (BME) Disability Discrimination Diversity A term used to characterise the uniqueness of individuals and to acknowledge and value individual difference. The preferred term currently used by the Council describe range of minority ethnic communities and groups in the UK – can be used to mean the main Black and Asian and Mixed racial minority communities or it can be used to include all minority communities, including white minority communities. Please note that the definition currently used by the Government for BVPI purposes excludes white minority communities. medical diagnosis of a consistent and overwhelming desire to live in the opposite gender to that assigned at birth the gender a person identifies with. This is not necessarily the same as the sex they were assigned at birth. 2 Ethnic minority Communities Gender dysphoria Gender identity Gender reassignment the process of transitioning from the gender assigned at birth to the gender the person identifies with. This may involve medical and surgical procedures issued by the Gender Recognition Panel – signifies full legal rights in acquired gender and allows the issuing of a replacement birth certificate. Any incident perceived by the "victim" or any other person to be motivated by prejudice due to their actual or perceived racial origin, religion or belief, sexual orientation, impairment or gender etc. Discrimination against gay men, lesbians and bisexual people based on assumptions, stereotypes and beliefs regarding the superiority of heterosexuality. An irrational fear and dislike of individuals who identify themselves as gay, lesbian or bisexual (prejudice), which may result in judgemental, discriminatory or aggressive behaviour. Unfounded hostility towards Islam, which may result in unfair discrimination against Muslim individuals or communities, and the exclusion of Muslims from mainstream political and social affairs. In the past in the UK, the legal sex of someone was defined by their birth certificate and could not be changed. The Gender Recognition Act 2004 means people can now apply to gain recognition of their change of gender for all legal purposes. An unfavourable feeling or attitude based on partial/ faulty or no knowledge which may result in hostility towards certain individuals or groups. A prejudice that is founded on the basis of race, nationality or ethnic group, in which groups different to one's own are seen as inferior. Also used to describe discriminatory behaviour on the grounds of race. May be seen as the "collective failure of an organisation to provide an appropriate and professional service to people because of their colour, race, culture or ethnic origin. It can be seen or detected in processes, attitudes and behaviour which amount to discrimination through unwitting prejudice, ignorance, thoughtlessness and racist stereotyping which disadvantages minority ethnic people" (MacPherson Report 1999). A prejudice based on a person's gender in which one gender is seen as inferior. Also may be used to describe discrimination on grounds of gender. Gender recognition certificate Hate crime Heterosexism Homophobia Islamophobia Legal sex Prejudice Racism Institutional racism Sexism 3 Stereotypes Generalisations concerning perceived characteristics of all members of a group. inclusive term, including people who identify as transsexual, transgender, transvestite or simply trans Trans Transgender person Transsexual person Victimisation A person whose perception of their own gender identity does not conform to the sex they were assigned at birth. legal/medical term for someone who lives (or wishes to live) permanently in their 'new' gender. Treating an individual less favourably than another because they have brought or supported a complaint of discrimination. 4 Terminology Relating to Disabled People Language is important and using the wrong terminology can be offensive. The disability rights movement has promoted the use of language which emphaises the person rather then their impairment. As a guide the list below sets out what language should be used and what should be avoided. Impairment Impairment is the functional limitation within the individual caused by physical, psychological, mental or sensory impairment. Disability is the loss or limitation of opportunities to take part in the mainstream life of the community on an equal level with others due to physical and social barriers. The term the disabled implies a homogeneous group separate from the rest of society. We are individuals. The term handicapped is offensive to many disabled people because it has associations with cap in hand and begging. The preferred term is disabled People. The phrase people with disabilities is incorrect. People have impairments, they do not have disabilities. The term Invalid equates disability with illness and can be construed as not valid or worthless. A wheelchair represents independence, freedom and not a confining burden as it is thought of by non-Disabled People. Disabled People prefer to say wheelchair user or person who uses a wheelchair. Disability The disabled Handicapped People with disabilities Invalid Wheelchair user People with People with an intellectual impairment prefer to be described as people learning difficulties with learning difficulties not mental handicap. It is important not to confuse learning difficulties with mental illness. People with a mental health or hidden impairment Mental health and hidden impairments are not always visible. Therefore, discrimination may also occur. Carer The term carer is often used by unpaid relatives, friends or neighbours. Personal assistant Preference for the term personal assistant instead of carer is chosen by Disabled People, as assistant carries the implication that whenever possible, Disabled People retain control of their own lives. It is support and assistance that Disabled People require, not to be looked after and cared for. Disabled toilet Often the term disabled toilet is used, but this is inappropriate, the toilet is either accessible or not accessible. 5 2. Main pieces of legislation In making judgements about whether you are meeting the requirements of legislation, or whether specific policies, procedures or functions result in unlawful discrimination or in relation to the Council's duties to promote equality, you should consult guidance on the following pieces of legislation: Race • • • Race Relations Act 1976 Race Relations (Amendment) Act 2000 Race Relations Regulations 2003 Gender/ Sex/ Transgender • • • • • Sex Discrimination Act 1975 Equal Pay Act Gender Reassignment Regulations 1999 Gender Recognition Act 2004 Equality Act 2006 Disability • • Disability Discrimination Act 1995 Disability Discrimination Act 2005 Age • Employment Age Regulations (came into force in October 2006). 6 Sexual Orientation • • • Employment Sexual Orientation Regulations 2003 Civil Partnership Act Equality Act 2006 Religion and belief • • Employment Religion and Belief Regulations 2003 Equality Act 2006 3. Equality Standard for Local Government The Equality Standard is a nationally recognised framework to help local government achieve equality of opportunity in employment and service delivery. The standard has five levels. The equality standard focuses on race, disability, gender, age, religion or belief and sexual orientation. At level two organisations must have: • A clear process and programme for reviewing equal opportunities practices • Equal opportunities training • The standard must be part of the procurement process • Equality action plans to implement the standard and actions resulting from the impact assessment • A corporate self assessment • The equality standard must be a tool for performance management and integrated into the performance framework of the Council • Effective consultation with stakeholders throughout the process of impact assessment, setting equality objectives, performance indicators and self assessment • A system of accountability based upon scrutiny and involvement of stakeholders 7 Currently the Council is working towards achieving level 3. To achieve level 3 • • • • • • Each service will need to develop specific equality targets and relate these to service planning and performance indicators Documentation showing links from impact assessments to setting objectives, targets and action plans Targets that specify performance indicators Description of monitoring system for each indicator Evidence of consultation and relevant equality groups The Council will need to review its employment, pay and service delivery practices with others to set employment and pay targets that compare well with other authorities. Data collection on how workforce compares with the local population is essential. Evidence will be needed of employment targets; employment targets should be included in Council employment strategy. An equal pay review should be produced and addressed in accordance with nationally negotiated terms. A successful validation and assessment carried out by the Improvement and Development Agency for a Level 3 Equality Mark. • Our performance against the equality standard is measured as a BVPI. BVPI 02a measures the level of conformity to the Equality Standard for local government. The Council has set the following targets for this BVPI • 2006 / 2007 level 2 • 2007 / 2008 level 3 • 2008 / 2009 level 3 • 2009 / 2010 level 4 These targets are generally in line with the ambitions of other authorities in Hampshire. Currently few local authorities nationally have achieved level 4 or All of these requirements have been reflected in the action plan of the strategy. For further information about the Equality Standard please contact the Health and Community Team. 8 4. Demographic information The statistics below provide a summary of the profile of residents within the Borough of Eastleigh according to age, health and disability, ethnic origin, religion and sexuality in comparison with county, regional and national profiles. The source used is mainly from the 2002 Census data available on the website of the Office for National Statistics (ONS). Where necessary other sources have been used. Borough Population Eastleigh population as measured by the 2001 Census was 116,169; of which 57,000 (49.07%) were male and 59,169 (50.93%) were female. Hampshire County Council's 2005 – based Small Area Population Forecasts (SAPF) indicate that the borough population will have reached 118,553 by 2006 indicating a 3.86% rise since the 2001 census. The percentages of males and females are forecast to remain virtually unchanged, males 49.02% and females 50.98%. 9 Age Profile Table 1 shows the age profile of the borough population compared with Hampshire, the South East Region and England and Wales as a whole. Table 1: Age Profile of Resident Population Percentage of population in each age group Age of resident population Under 16 16-19 20-29 30-44 45-59 60-74 75 & over Eastleigh Borough 21.0 4.8 11.2 23.4 20.0 12.5 6.9 Hampshire South East England & Wales 20.2 4.9 12.6 22.6 18.9 13.3 7.6 20.1 4.8 10.9 22.8 20.2 13.5 7.7 19.9 4.8 12.0 22.6 19.5 13.2 8.0 Compared with the wider areas, Table 1 indicates that the borough has a slightly higher proportion of children under 16, a slightly higher proportion in the 30-44 age group, a slightly higher proportion than the average in England and Wales in the 45-59 age group although this is comparable with the rest of Hampshire; and lower proportions aged 60 and over. Hampshire County Council's 2005-based Small Area Population Forecast indicate that there will be little change in the proportions of the borough's population between 2001 and 2006 but there will be an estimated increase in the overall population to 118,553. Health & Disability The 2001 Census asked people to describe their health, over the preceding 12 months as "good", "fairly good" or "not good". It also asked questions about any limiting long term illness, health problems or disability which limited people's daily activities or the work they could do. Table 2 shows how people in the borough described their health compared with people in Hampshire, the South East Region and England & Wales as a whole. 10 Table 2: Health & Disability of Resident Population Percentage of population Eastleigh Borough Health "Good" Health "Fairly good" Health "Not good" Disability or long term illness in total population 73.3 20.3 6.5 Hamp-shire SE England & Wales 68.6 22.2 9.2 72.5 20.9 6.6 71.5 21.4 7.1 14.4 14.9 15.5 18.2 Disability or LLTI in "working age" population (aged18 64) (Source 2001 Census ONS) 10.1 10.9 11.3 14.5 According to Hampshire County Council, currently 2800 people in Eastleigh are estimated to be claiming incapacity benefit (severe disability allowance based on a 5% sample) and 3100 are claiming disability living allowance (based on 5% sample). Ethnic Origin Table 3 shows the breakdown of the ethnic origin of the population of Eastleigh compared to the whole of Hampshire, South East and England. Table 3: Ethnic Origin of Resident Population Percentage of Population in each Ethnic Group Ethnic group of resident population White British White non-British Eastleigh Borough 95.5 2.0 Hampshire South East 95.4 2.4 91.3 3.8 England 87.0 3.9 11 Mixed Asian or Asian British Black or Black British Chinese or other ethnic group 0.7 1.2 0.2 0.5 0.7 0.7 0.3 0.5 1.1 2.3 0.7 0.8 1.3 4.8 2.3 0.9 (Source 2001 Census ONS) From table 3 it can be seen that 95.5% of the borough population described themselves as "White British" in the 2001 Census which is on a par with the rest of Hampshire although higher than the South East and England as a whole. "White non-British" represented 2% of the population which is lower than the rest of Hampshire, the South East and England. The "mixed race" group is the same as Hampshire and lower than the South East and England. The largest non-white groups in the Borough according to the 2001 Census were "Asian or Asian British" which represent a higher percentage than Hampshire but still lower than the South East and England. The remaining two groups were represented by small percentages that were similar to the rest of Hampshire and lower than the South East and England. Religion For the first time in the 2001 Census people were asked to state their religion but it was made clear that this was not compulsory. Nearly 93% of borough residents did answer the question, a similar proportion to the county, regional and national averages. Table 4: Religion of Resident Population Percentage of population for each religion Religion E a s t l e i g h Hampshire S o u t h England Borough East & Wales 76.7 0.2 0.3 0.1 76.2 0.2 0.3 0.1 72.8 0.3 0.6 0.2 71.8 0.3 1.1 0.5 Christian Buddhist Hindu Jewish 12 Muslim Sikh Other religions No religion Religion not stated 0.3 0.5 0.3 15.2 6.4 0.4 0.1 0.3 15.6 6.9 1.4 0.5 0.4 16.5 7.5 3.0 0.6 0.3 14.8 7.7 Table 4 shows that nearly 77% of borough residents stated their religion as Christian which is slightly higher than Hampshire, the South East or England and Wales. In all 1.7% of Borough residents stated their religion as being other than Christian which is half the percentage of the region as a whole and less than a third of the national proportion but higher than the Hampshire average. The largest non-Christian religion in the Borough is Sikh being 0.5%. 13 Sexual Orientation The 2001 Census did not include any questions with regard to sexual orientation. However it is estimated that the percentage of the population that are gay/lesbian/bi-sexual/transsexual/ transgendered is reported to be in the region of 5-7%. If an average of 6% is used, in Eastleigh this amounts to 6970 residents (source www.sronewall.org.uk). However the 2001 Census did ask if couples were residing as same sex couples and in Eastleigh 132 people stated that they were, representing 0.15% of resident population. This was similar to Hampshire as a whole where there were 1382 people or 0.14% of the resident population, and lower than the South East, 13318 people being 0.21% of the population and England & Wales, 78522 people being 0.19% of the population. 5. Examples of good practice from other organisations Disabled People Fareham Borough Council redesigned the ground floor of the Civic Offices considering the needs of people with physical impairments. "We invited Fareham Access Group to examine the plans and provide feedback. They gave a few suggestions which were considered and included in the revised plans, some of which cost extra but were included because they provided easier access etc. Feedback from FAG since the opening of the new customer service centre has been positive". Another local authority involved local disability groups when drawing up the Local Development Frameworks section regarding future housing provision. The group raised the issue of the chronic shortage of accessible housing. They argue the need for all new housing to be constructed to Lifetime Home standards, and for a proportion to be built to wheelchair housing standards. The Local Authority staff investigated the evidence base to support these proposals & found substantial information about the regional prevalence of disabled people and in particular the mobility impairments which would particularly benefit from Lifetime Home standards (from the housing need surveys). However, there was no statistical information about the regional prevalence of wheelchair users. Rather than using this absence as an excuse for inaction they took further evidence of the extent of the specific shortfall in provision of wheelchair housing from local groups, and also from local housing, social services and health authorities. On this basis they established a target of 20% wheelchair housing. 14 Gender Rotherham Metropolitan Borough Council ensures that services delivered by contractors embrace diversity, by requiring a commitment to equality and diversity through the procurement process and by setting targets for usage where applicable. Grange Park golf course, for example, seeks to make activities more affordable by limiting the cost for local users and by restricting the number of season tickets that are available. Because fewer women than men play golf, the club has set targets for usage by women and girls and ensures that a proportion of season tickets are reserved for female golfers. Museums, theatres and football clubs who give concessions to their customers based on the state pension ages of 60 for women and 65 for men contravenes the Sex Discrimination Act. This difference in treatment of men and women is unlawful. Many organisations have identified that women are under-represented as users of the services they provide. For example, leisure centres find that women are not making use of the facilities; motoring and transport organisations are aware of the reluctance of women to use public transport and car parks at night; administrators of lottery funding are concerned about the lack of women on committees applying for lottery funding. Other organisations want to ensure that women feel welcome when using the facilities and services, for example, nightclubs and sporting venues. The English Sports Council carried out research into encouraging women's participation in sport and identified the "5 Cs": consultation, choice, convenience, confidence and comfort. Whilst these findings mainly apply to leisure services, the general principles may be helpful to other service providers. Summary: Offer a breadth of opportunities with a varied programme to allow a range of choices to be made. Don't assume that all women's activities can be put on during week day off-peak times as they often have the same restrictions on their time imposed by work as men do. When surveyed many women stated that they do not feel comfortable or confident in many mixed activities. Fear of ridicule, abuse, and not wanting to look weak, silly or sweaty, may lead women to feel seriously embarrassed and it is these perceptions which have helped to make womenonly sessions so enduringly popular over the past 10 to 15 years. 15 Ethnic Minority Communities Sompriti in Lewes, East Sussex, received £26,500 from the Commission for Racial Equality to increase understanding among rural ethnic minority communities about race equality and diversity so that they have the skills and confidence to inform and shape race equality work in housing, health, education and other key services. Southampton City Council organises an advice clinic for Polish and East European nationals run by the Welcome Project, a church based local charity which Southampton City Council funds. This takes place on a Friday and it offers some basic advice combined with sign posting. The project also advertises the contact details of key advice agencies in Southampton but apparently sometimes, getting people to go there can be difficult, despite the urgent problems they have. As well as the above a series of advice workshops in partnership with City College and the local TUC, have been undertaken again for Polish nationals. This has been at locations which are considered safe and familiar by the client group. In-house training sessions were delivered to frontline staff to make them aware of the range of new communities in Southampton, some of the cultural differences and the main needs they have (e.g. housing, a fair wage etc) Older people East Cambridgeshire District Council helped to promote and co-ordinate services to older people in the area through a one stop surgery approach. Younger people Nottingham City Council improved engagement and consultation with the City's youth through a youth engagement unit resulted in a range of projects and activities being provided specifically aimed at youth in the City. Lesbian/Gay/Bi-sexual/Transsexual/Transgendered people Brighton and Hove Council led a large project (15-20%) to collect community's views and develop a co-ordinated response. Gypsy Travellers Fernland District Council encouraged 120 known roadside encampments gypsy travellers and guided them to act in an environmentally responsible manner and a socially acceptable way in return for supporting the people who live there. 16 When the ground floor of the Civic Offices was redesigned consideration was given to the needs of people with physical impairments. Fareham Access Group was invited to examine the plans and provide feedback. They offered a few suggestions which were included in the revised plans, some of which cost extra but were included because they provided easier access etc. Feedback from FAG since the opening of the new customer service centre have been positive. 6. Organising Accessible Events We all aim to make our services, meetings, consultations etc equally accessible to all but we don't always get it right. The following tips and examples of reaching out to people with particular needs are designed to help. Timing Is there a time of day that is best for our target audience? • • old people - not after dark single parents - in school hours or after bed-time Plan in advance • Does our target audience need childcare to be provided? Eastleigh Borough Council runs a mobile crèche service, contact Pat Statham on Ext 3353 Health and Community Team. Pat is OFSTED approved. Does our target audience have food requirements? Vegetarian food is an easy way to avoid contravening food rules of Hindu, Islamic and Jewish communities. • 17 Local contacts for providing refreshments • Court House Catering Rushington Business Park Chapel Lane Southampton SO40 9LA Telephone: 023 8066 6608 Prices start from £2.95 per person for sandwich platter Sandelli Noff Catering Ltd 149 Hursley Road Eastleigh SO53 1JE Telephone: 023 8027 0909 Prices start from £2.30 per person for sandwich platter Vanilla Gourmet Catering Ltd Hambleside Swanwick Shore Road Swanwick Southampton SO31 7EF Telephone: 01489 589275 Prices start from £4.50 per person for sandwich platter • • Will we need a signer (for people who speak sign language)? Hampshire Deaf Association provides Sign Language Interpreters, Communicators, Notetakers and Lipspeakers to enable deaf people to enjoy equal access to services. The Hampshire Interpreting Service for Deaf People can be contacted at • Hampshire Deaf Association, 1 & 2 Carlton Commerce Centre, Dukes Road, Southampton, SO14 0SQ. Minicom: 023 8051 6502 Telephone: 023 8051 6500 18 Fax: 023 8051 6501 Email: email@example.com Website: www.deafhampshire.org/services.htm#interpreting • Royal Association for Deaf People also covers the South East area. Contact details: RAD Sign Language Bureau 18 Westside Centre London Road Stanway Colchester Essex C03 8PH Tel: 0845 688 2626 (24 hour service) Fax: 0845 688 2627 (office hours only) Text: 0845 688 2628 (24 hour service) SMS: 07974 325563 (24 hour emergency service) E-mail: email@example.com For information on charges visit: www.royaldeaf.org.uk/page.php?id=100086 Will we need an interpreter? • • Children should not legally be used as interpreters. If anything personal is being discussed, it is better to have an outsider to interpret. Access to Communication offer face to face interpretation at a cost of £25 per hour plus travel cost (from Southampton). This is April 2006 prices and based on Monday to Friday 9pm to 5pm. Telephone 023 80241300. Lingland (which is also local) charge £18 per hour plus travel time. Their number is 01489 584571 Both services can also arrange telephone interpretation but need notice to organise this. They also provide translation. Venue Before booking, check: • • • • • is there an induction loop? if not, can we take ours? can wheelchairs get into the building? into the room(s) we'll use? into the WC? EBC is drawing up a list of information about venues. We will set up spreadsheet "Venue details - Equality & Diversity pro forma" to record details of venues when you contact them to save time in future as well as reminding you of access issues. 19 • Transport • • • • can people get to there by public transport? can people with disabilities/old people park close to the door? should we offer transport – e.g. a minibus or taxi ? if so, what accessibility features does it need? Advertising and Paperwork • • • • • All advertising and paper should be clear and available in different formats. Does it advise "Wheelchair accessible?" Does it advise "Induction loop available"? (or "available on request"?) Does it warn people if there are problems at the venue with wheelchair access, induction loops or parking? Does it tell people how to get it in formats for people with sight impairment, learning difficulties, or who do not speak English?. For example "This is about xxxx. Tell us on [telephone/email] if you need papers electronically, in large print, cassette, Braille or other languages, or if you have other needs such as signers or interpreters" in at least 18 point. These messages have to be on the cover, people who can't read it won't open it. Is a short sentence in the other languages needed, explaining what our document is about and telling them how to get a translation? There is a guide to accessible venues on the intranet which can be updated by staff. • 7. Effective Communication This applies to everything we produce: 20 • • • • • • Is the font at least 12 point? Does the print stand put clearly from the paper? Don't use deep coloured paper which is difficult for people with sight impairment, or red on green. Is the paper matt? Shiny paper causes difficulties for people with sight impairment. Is it in simple language, so that as many people as possible can understand it? If we are using pictures, do they include a range of people – not just white, able-bodied and all same age? Guide to Plain English • • • • • • • • Keep sentences short Prefer active verbs Use 'you' and 'we' Choose words appropriate for the reader Don't be afraid to give instructions Avoid nominalizations Use positive language Use lists where appropriate The Plain English Campaign offers a range of services from editing documents to training but they are not cheap to use. Visit: www.plainenglish.co.uk for more information. A guide is downloadable at www.plainenglish.co.uk/howto.pdf and a price list for their services at www.plainenglish.co.uk/ pricelist2006.pdf Sight impairment Each person coping with sight loss is different. They come from a variety of cultural backgrounds. Some may have no sight at all or quite a bit of useful residual vision. Others may have tunnel vision or peripheral vision. Each will have developed their own strategies for coping. Other factors that may have an effect on what can be seen are lighting and colours. It may be worth asking whether a person would prefer to receive electronic communication as this can be personally altered to adapt to individual need. Verdana pt 16 is a good clear font and many people find it easier to read. Cassette recordings can be good for most people with impaired vision as few read Braille. For more information contact: • Southampton Area Talking Echo 3 Bassett Avenue Southampton SO16 7DP Telephone: 023 8089 3393 Email: email@example.com Website: www.communigate.co.uk 21 Or • Hampshire Association for the Care of the Blind 25 Church Road Bishopstoke Eastleigh Hants SO50 6BL Telephone: 02380 641244 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com Website: www.hacb.org/welcome.html Learning difficulties: Makaton is a way of communicating that uses a combination of speech, signs and pictures or written symbols and is one of several symbol-based systems used in Hampshire It is particularly useful for people with learning disabilities who might also have other communication disabilities (note, widely but not universally used so worth checking specifically with target audience/individuals). For more information contact: • MVDP 31 Firwood Drive Camberley Surrey GU15 3QD Phone/Fax: 01276 681368/ 01276 61390 Email: email@example.com Translation and Interpretation 95.5% of the borough population described themselves as "White British" in the 2001 Census. Punjabi and Polish are the main minority languages spoken in Eastleigh.(a very small minority speak Chinese). Punjabi speakers who are Muslim usually speak a form of Punjabi that is not a written language so many of them can read, write and speak in Urdu. Don't automatically produce other formats or get written translations done, unless you know they are needed. Translations can be provided by 'Access to Communication' their telephone number is: 023 8024 1300 or Lingland (which is also local) and their number is 01489 584571. The Council has signed up to language line which is a 24 hour telephone interpretation service on a trial bias for a year. Languageline currently cater for 150 international languages. To access the service telephone 0845 310 9900 and quote our customer ID L47155. There is a charge for service which Units would need to fund themselves however the annual management fee has been funded corporately. 22 Interpretation Charges: First 15 mins 08.00-18.00 Mon-Fri All other times £2.85 per min £3.25 per min Next 16-30 mins £2.45 per min £2.75 per min Further mins 31+ £2.15 per min £2.45 per min This service is not recommended for long telephone interviews, but as a quick solution for when an interpreter may be required without prior notice. For interviews it may be worth having an interpreter in person. 'Access to Communication' offer face-to-face interpretation service at the cost of £25 per hour plus travel cost (from Southampton). This service is available Monday to Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm and their telephone number is: 023 8024 1300. Lingland (which is also local) charge £18 per hour plus travel time and their number is 01489 584571. 8. Useful websites www.acas.org.uk www.agebusters.org.uk www.agepositive.gov.uk www.communigate.co.uk www.cre.gov.uk www.drc.gov.uk www.employers-forum.co.uk www.eoc.org.uk www.equalitydiversityforum.org.uk 23 www.languageline.co.uk www.lowpayunit.org.uk www.plainenglish.co.uk www.stonewall.org.uk www.transgenderzone.com www.womenandequalityunit.gov.uk www.workingfamilies.org.uk Table for Equal Opportunities Assessments Function/Policy Arts Building Control Change and Development Communication and Civic Corporate Business Planning Countryside and Recreation Development Control Direct Services Economic Development Timescale for review Yr 1 Yr 3 Yr 2 Yr 1 Yr 1 Yr 2 Yr 3 Yr 1 Yr 2 24 Engineering Environmental Health Housing Services Human Resources IT Services Key Initiatives Legal & Democratic Services Planning Policy & Design Property Services Revenue & Benefits Yr 1 Yr 1 Yr 1 Yr 3 Yr 3 Yr 2 Yr 2 Yr 3 Yr 1 Yr 2 Key Yr 1 2007/2008 Yr 2 2008/2009 Yr 3 2009/2010 25
Pages to are hidden for
"diversity - Supporting doc"Please download to view full document


text:
(800) 313-9128Contact | Dealers Wanted
New Handcrafted Nautical Décor
New Handcrafted Model Ships
New Handcrafted Beach Décor
New Handcrafted Sealife Décor
Nautical Christmas Tree Ornaments
99 nautical home décor choices
Model Ship Christmas Ornaments
38 nautical home décor choices
Beach Christmas Tree Ornaments
63 nautical home décor choices
Sale Ends Tuesday April 7th - Free Shipping Over $39
Home»Nautical Compasses (167 Items)
Welcome Aboard!
Los Angeles Showroom
Watch Us On TV
As Seen In
Quantity Discounts
Customers Also Shopped
Dimensions: 10" L x 5" W x 15" H
Brass Compass with Clock and Thermometer 15"
As all serious ship captains know, space is always at a premium aboard any seafaring vessel. Keeping in that spirit, this finely crafted nautical piece combines a working compass, clock, and thermometer all into one unit. This item is made from beautifully polished brass anchored in a stained wood base that gives a luxurious executive feel. Measuring 15" tall, 10" long, and 5" deep, this gorgeously made nautical instrument fits perfectly in any office, den, or living room, and is sure to be a wonderful conversational piece for many years to come. Whether making use of the functional clock, compass, and thermometer, or solely as a decorative item, this is sure to add a touch of class and elegance to any space.
10" L x 5" W x 15" H
Key Features:
Similar to Nautical Clocks
|Stay Connected:
Contact Us
About Us
Money Back Guarantee
Become a Dealer
Privacy / Terms of Use
Visit our 28,000 sq. ft. Corporate Headquarters & Showroom
1827 West Valley Blvd. Alhambra, CA 91803 | Toll Free: (800) 313-9128 | Phone: (626) 299-7330
1827 West Valley Blvd. Alhambra, CA 91803 | Toll Free: (800) 313-9128 | Phone: (626) 299-7330
Page you are viewing:

subset: commoncrawl


text:
dianne55March 17, 2011
May we ask the distance from the end of the tub in this photo, to the opposing shower wall? How about the dimensions of the shower? We have a bathroom set up similarly, and are not sure this type of shower would work.
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
Neiman Taber Architects
With whatever window covering the client chooses. It's easy to raise & lower shades when you want to make privacy adjustments, but difficult to cut holes in the wall when you want natural light, or to see what's going on outside. We always err on the side of more windows, knowing that they can always be screened according to the tastes & privacy needs of a given individual.


text:
Moms & BabiesThe Watts-Schreibers
With two bouncing boys, this star-studded family has made room to grow. Take a look into the lives of Naomi Watts, Liev Schreiber and sons Alexander 'Sasha' Pete and Samuel Kai
Credit: Ramey
Updated: Thursday Aug 29, 2013 | 02:00 PM EDT
More from PEOPLE
Latest News!
- Patton Oswalt Issues 53-Tweet Defense of New Daily Show Host Trevor Noah
- Read the Cover Story: Avril Lavigne Opens Up About Her Secret Health Crisis
- Jeremy Renner to Share Custody of His Daughter in Divorce Settlement
- Kim Kardashian Adds a Non-Family Member to Her Mobile Game (Plus, "The Dress" Lands in Her Virtual Closet)
- New Yorkers Rush to Help Mom of 3 Whose Apartment Was Destroyed in Fire


text:
Silicon Harlem Summer Soiree
Silicon Harlem
Thursday, August 29, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EDT)
Who's Going
San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Florence, Italy
Event Details
Sponsored By
46 West 116th Street, New York, NY 10026
Thursday August 29th
Doors Open at 5:00pm
Featuring the Daily News Digital Solutions team sharing techniques to "Transform Your Digital Brand!" The Daily News Digital Team will demonstrate proven methods on how you can take advantage of online technology and social media marketing to increase your bottom line through e-commerce and m-commerce.
Celebrate the New Harlem Brew Garden Pop-Up @ MIST Harlem
Special viewing of the"The March @ 50" movie trailer by Shukree Tilghman
Host Committee:
Urban Cyberspace, Ember Media, The Web Academy, Harlem Business Alliance, Harlem Co-Working Group, Stuart Films LLC, The New York Urban League, Caribbean Cultural Center, Digital Diversity Network, IncubateNYC, NAMD, Black Creatives, Blacks in Technology, Black Techies, Urban Latino
When & Where
46 W 116th St
New York,
Thursday, August 29, 2013 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM (EDT)
Add to my calendar
Silicon Harlem
Silicon Harlem is the uptown meet up of meet ups where people come to network around technology, entrepreneurship, music, arts and culture, social innovation and urban environmentalism.
Please Share:
Recently featured on "I Dont DoClubs"


text:
A four-part series focusing on the nature and wildlife in the tropical islands in the Caribbean.
There are no upcoming broadcasts of this program in the next two weeks. Check back soon!
WETA looks back at the people and events of the 1980s — the disorderly decade that saw Washington's emergence as a true global capital.Learn more →
Hear the next generation of classical champions as talented teens play the classics in concert.Learn more →
By the time she was 23, Arlington's Joan Mulholland had participated in more than fifty civil rights protests including the Freedom Rides and numerous sit-ins across the country.Watch now →
Hundley's hopes to win a spring-cleaning prize are dashed when a burst pipe causes the building to be evacuated. He joins George in the country, but the monkey's efforts to boost his pal's spirits may go for naught when the pooch becomes lost.When to watch on WETA Television →
Inspired by the film Latino Americans, we decided to seek out a local perspective on the Latino experience in our community with our weta.org Digital Extras. Luis Araya immigrated to Arlington, Virginia from Bolivia in 1966, when very few Latinos lived in the county. He reflects on the changes he has seen over the years and the influence of Latinos in Arlington today.Watch now →
For more than 30 years, WETA has proudly partnered with Ken Burns to bring landmark documentaries to the nation via public television.Learn more →


text:
Glacier National Park
Guest Column: Of Wolves And Science
This fall has been a tough one for those who love the wolves of Yellowstone National Park, as more than a few of the predators have been killed outside the park by hunters. Wolf hunting and trapping also is an issue in the Midwest, and the controversy around that issue prompted writer Greg Breining to take a close look at how wolves and science intertwine. It's not always as neat as you might think
Check Out The National Parks We Explored In 2012
Part of the fun of the National Park System is exploring the various units to see what they have to offer. Here's a look at parks the Traveler "explored" in 2012.
Glacier Fund Disburses Grants To Organizations For Projects In Glacier National Park
A total of $100,000 from the Glacier Fund has been disbursed to nine organizations for 2013 projects in Glacier National Park that range from trail work to astronomy programs.
Photography In The National Parks: Reading The Book Of Nature
List Of Candidate Species Under Consideration For Endangered Species Act Protection Include At Least 12 From National Parks
In its annual list of species considered to be candidates for Endangered Species Act protection, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has cited at least 12 species that either can be found, or were found, in the National Park System.
Interns Helping National Park Service Study Climate Change At Lassen Volcanic National Park And In Rocky Mountain Forests
Food chains in alpine lakes in parks such as Lassen Volcanic National Park and changing fire regimes at Rocky Mountain parks such as Yellowstone, Glacier, Grand Teton, and Rocky Mountain, are among the climate-change studies under way in the park system.
Glacier National Park, Partners Honored For Collaborating On "Ice Patch Archaeology"
The Glacier National Park Ice Patch Archaeology and Paleoecology Project was recently awarded the Department of the Interior's 2012 Partners in Conservation Award in recognition of outstanding conservation achievements attained through collaboration and partnership.
Postcard From The Backbone Of The Continent: Days Of Discovery At Glacier National Park
Logo Contest Being Staged For New Glacier National Park Conservancy
With the decision made to merge the Glacier Association with the Glacier National Park Fund, the new organization is going to need a new logo, and that's where you come in.
Missing Backpackers Kept Their Senses About Them While Awaiting Rescue In Glacier National Park
Missing Backpackers In Glacier National Park Found
Two backpackers missing in the rugged backcountry of Glacier National Park were found Monday afternoon after enduring four days of wintry conditions that included 18 inches of fresh snow.
Searchers Have Little To Go On In Hunt For Two Missing Backpackers In Glacier National Park
Wintry weather conditions have been making the search for two missing backpackers in Glacier National Park particularly difficult, both because of the cold and snow in general and because that snow could be covering up some clues.
Search Under Way For Missing Backpackers In Glacier National Park
A search has been ongoing in Glacier National Park for two hikers who failed to catch their flight from Montana back to the East Coast as scheduled.
You Can Feel It In The Air, See It In The Landscape
Glacier National Park Fund, Glacier Association To Merge
In a move intended to bolster their support and work in behalf of Glacier National Park, the Glacier National Park Fund and the Glacier Association have announced their intentions to merge into the Glacier National Park Conservancy as of January 1, 2013.
Fish Barrier Installed In Glacier National Park To Block Non-Native Fish From Reaching Quartz Lakes
Obama Administration Report Says "Sequestration" Would Cut $218 Million From NPS Budget
Unless Congress averts a staggering budget "sequestration" early next year the National Park System will be devastated by underfunding that could force the Park Service to shutter more than 100 parks, according to the National Parks Conservation Association.
Body Of Hiker Gone Missing In Glacier National Park Found
The body of a 19-year-old Michigan man who failed to return from a rugged backcountry hike in Glacier National Park back in July has been found near Hidden Lake.
A View From The Overlook: Global Warming, Goat Haunt, And North America's Best Hike (Maybe)
Concession Prospectus for Glacier National Park Coming Shortly
How Might The National Park System Fare Under A "President Romney"?
With Mitt Romney, the Republican presidential nominee, vague on details concerning his plans for reducing the federal deficit and shrinking government, speculation is running heavy, and it's not encouraging for the National Park System.
Forest Fires Leads To Closure Of Popular Avalanche Lake Trail In Glacier National Park
Help Your Essential Friends: Suggestions On Contributing To National Park Friends Groups
Throughout the summer we've been celebrating the work of national park friends groups. While the summer is coming to an end, their good work continues throughout the year. And with that in mind, they could use your support to fund that work. Here's a look back at some of the park system's "essential friends" and how you can support them.
Reader Participation Day: Should The National Park Service Ban Solo Hikers In Grizzly Bear Territory?
Discriminating Explorer: Enjoy Western National Parks With Tips From National Park Friends Groups
August is on the run, but that doesn't mean the time to get the most out of your favorite national park in the western part of the country has passed by. Take the following tips from friends groups in Big Bend, Glacier, Grand Teton, and Yellowstone national parks to heart and you'll create years of memories.
Enjoy The Perseid Meteor Showers In The National Parks
This coming weekend will be the perfect time to be camping in the backcountry of a national park, or at least visiting a national park that doesn't suffer from light pollution. That's because the annual Perseid Meteor Showers are scheduled to arrive Saturday, and a dark sky is the best sky to observe them.
Politicians, Staff Heading To National Parks During Congressional Recess
Denali National Park and Preserve seems to be quite popular this August with congressional staffers, though a number of other parks also are destinations for politicians and their staff during the August recess.
Parents Of Hiker Missing In Glacier National Park Extend Thanks To Park Staff
Parents of a 19-year-old Michigan man who vanished on a day hike in Glacier National Park expressed their struggle with accepting their loss Monday, but also extended their thanks to the park staff for their efforts in finding him.


text:
Part of the East region, our Southfield site serves students in southeastern Michigan wishing to pursue their associate degree, complete their undergraduate degree and/or earn a graduate degree.
Start Dates
View upcoming program start dates. For those applying to an associate or undergraduate program: all admissions must be submitted prior to the mandatory orientation. See orientation dates below.
Degree Completion Programs
- Associate of Arts | Talk to admissions representative
- Associate of Science in Business | Starts February 2, 2015
- Christian Ministry Leadership | Stay tuned for the next start date
- Facilities Management | Stay tuned for the next start date
- Family Life Education | Starts April 23, 2015
- Nursing (RN-BSN) | Stay tuned for the next start date
- Organizational Management | Stay tuned for the next start date
- Social Work | Stay tuned for next start date
Graduate Degree Programs
- Master of Arts in Counseling | Starts August 27, 2015
- Master of Arts in Family Studies | Stay tuned for next start date
- Master of Business Administration | Starts March 4, 2014 Application deadline February 20, 2015
Contact Information
26200 Lahser Rd., Suite 100
Southfield, MI 48033
View directions on Google maps
Phone: 800.968.0011, ext. 4125 | 248.223.1591
Fax: 517.750.6955
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Monday–Thursday: 9:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
Friday: 9:00 a.m.–3:00 p.m
Admissions Staff
Crystal Coleman
Admissions Specialist – Southfield site
If you're interested in learning about all that Spring Arbor University, Southfield, has to offer you, e-mail Crystal at firstname.lastname@example.com or call 800.968.0011 and ask for Crystal.


text:
New Father Demands Apology From Beyonce And Jay-Z
- Photo: Evan Agostini/Invision/AP1 of 17
- Photo: James Devaney/WireImage2 of 17
- Photo: Al Powers/PowersImagery.com/.3 of 17
- Photo: Steve Granitz/WireImage4 of 17
- Photo: JM5/http://www.wenn.com/5 of 17
- Photo: JM5/WENN6 of 17
- Photo: Joel Ryan/Invision/AP7 of 17
- Photo: Dimitrios Kambouris/WireImage8 of 17
- Photo: Chris Pizzello/Invision/AP9 of 17
- Photo: Hee Chul Kim/WireImage10 of 17
- Photo: James Devaney/WireImage11 of 17
- Photo: Vogue12 of 17
- Photo: Splash News13 of 17
- Photo: Kevin Mazur/WireImage14 of 17
- Photo: Matt Sayles/Invision/AP15 of 17
- Photo: Peter Kramer/Invision/AP16 of 17
- Prev
A father from New York is demanding an apology from Beyonce and Jay-Z after their security guards allegedly refused him access to a neonatal intensive care unit to see his newborn twins.
RELATED: Beyonce and Jay-Z Welcome a Baby Girl
The superstar singer was admitted to a ward at Manhattan's Lenox Hill Hospital over the weekend, and she gave birth to a daughter, named Blue Ivy Carter, on Saturday night.
Neil Coulon, from Brooklyn, New York, was also at the hospital after his wife gave birth to premature twins, and he claims the celebrity couple's bodyguards caused chaos by keeping new parents and their relatives out of the wards and the waiting rooms.
RELATED: The Cutest Celebritots of 2011
Coulon alleges he was repeatedly barred from seeing his babies in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) and he wants the stars to apologize.
He tells the New York Daily News, "Three times they stopped me from entering or exiting the NICU and it happened once on Friday -- just because they wanted to use the hallway. They should have been more strategic about it. These are children with problems in intensive care and you're just going to take over the hospital like you own it?"
RELATED: Fashion Face-Off: Beyonce vs. Rihanna
"All I want is an apology ... I know they spent $1.3 million and I'm just a contractor from Bed-Stuy, but the treatment we received was not OK ... My wife is just terribly upset. She had a C-section. She gave birth to twins ... Nobody needs this ... This is the NICU. Nobody cares if you're a celebrity. Nobody is star-gazing. They just want to see their children. To have that circus roll into town and ruin our parade was unpleasant."
Hospital spokeswoman Anne Silverman tells the publication, "We take patient satisfaction very seriously. This is the first time I'm hearing about it."
Get out the vote
- button.OMG
- button.FAIL
- button.MEH
- button.D'OH
Most Watched on Wonderwall
Kids' Choice
Check out all the stars on the red carpet at the 2015 Kids' Choice Awards hosted by Wonderwall's Kirby Kristen.Watch Video »
Throwback Pics
From Jennifer Lopez to Reese Witherspoon, check out these priceless red carpet throwback pictures!Watch Video »
Trucking Teen
Dwayne Johnson chats "Furious 7" and dishes on his teen daughter's love of trucks with Wonderwall.Watch Video »
Fashion Offenders
Miley Cyrus, Nikki Reed, and Jennifer Lawrence all get an F on this week's Fashion Offenders.Watch Video »
OMG Celeb Fashion
Check out Jennifer Lawrence, January Jones, and Miley Cyrus' style statements on this week's OMG Celeb Fashion.Watch Video »
Bizarre Beauty
Mandy Moore does cryo therapy, plus more stars' bizarre health and beauty practices on today's Celebs Gone Social.Watch Video »
Like us on Facebook?
UP NEXTKids' choice '15
From Elle
From Crowd Ignite


text:
Events Calendar
Events for the selected date and the following week are listed below. To view a different date or events only in a particular category, use the calendar to the right.
Saturday, March 28th 2015
Sunday, March 29th 2015
Monday, March 30th 2015
Tuesday, March 31st 2015
Wednesday, April 1st 2015
Thursday, April 2nd 2015
Friday, April 3rd 2015
Monday, March 30th 2015
Purchasing Department
- Frank E VanLare(FEV) Waste Water Treatment Facility Thickener Improvements Project - Phase IIA (opening date)Sole Contact: Michelle L McEntire - firstname.lastname@example.com Addendum #1 posted 3/17/15. New opening date, 3/30/15 at 2:00pm. Addendum #2 posted 3/23/15. Addendum #3 posted 3/25/15.
Thursday, April 2nd 2015
Purchasing Department
- Maintenance & Start Up of Cogeneration Units at the Greater Rochester Int'l Airport (opening date)PRE-BID MEETING: Tuesday, March 17, 2015 at 10:00am at the GRIA International Arrivals Hall(ground floor, west end), 1200 Brooks Ave., Rochester, NY 14624. Addendum #1 posted 3/26/15.
Friday, April 3rd 2015
Purchasing Department
- RFP-Provision of Medical Staff at Monroe Community Hospital (opening date)RFP Coordinator: Leslie Buck - firstname.lastname@example.com Addendum#1 posted 3/20/15.


text:
Staybridge Suites Chatsworth
No availability found through our partners. Please contact the business directly or check some of our recommended alternatives.
How has this hotel rated in the past?
- Suites
- High-speed internet in room (free)
- Wireless internet connection in public areas
- Refrigerator in room
- Reduced mobility rooms
- Microwave in room
Photos of Staybridge Suites Chatsworth
Travelers also recommend:
TripAdvisor Reviews Staybridge Suites Chatsworth Los Angeles
Travel Blogs from Los Angeles
'She's Going Hollywood Tonight...'
... Terminal! Almost the same as Singapore, almost haha. Flight was delayed due to 'technical difficulties and the engineers are fixing it'. Exactly what you want to hear when you're about to get on a 14 hour flight...However, we were pleasantly surprised when we saw two thirds of the plane was empty! The great thing about this is everyone got an entire row to themselves! Had the best sleep ever on the plane so I woke ...
A gifted day in more ways than one!
Well by default we ended up back in LA. Not by choice and I'm absolutely sure not by choice of the man who had a heart attack and died. Fortunately a group of cardiovascular surgeons were on the plane, and as we discovered later, the surgeon who resuscitated the man was with us in premium economy and with us at the hotel we were assigned to last night.
Five hours out of Dallas FW the pilot made the decision to turn around, with Hawaii 5 ...
First night in LA
... br> Got to the hotel around 9 in the morning so couldn't check in yet so we freshn'd up and went on our double decker tour. LA has a weird smell, Kim tells me it's the smog, rubbish and food places all combined together.
Also got hustled by some slackers on the street, Thor and some wannabe rappers that apparently went to ...
Los Angeles to Lima....by way of Mexico
... in the airport. It must have been somewhere south of 90 in that airport. It was four hours of my life that I will never get back in miserable conditions. I thought for a minute that I was in heaven when I saw Starbucks! Yes! Iced Green Tea! No! Ice....Water.....No! OK. Eat. Restaurant. One restaurant in Terminal 2. And it was one of the few things that I won't eat. WING STOP! Not only Wing Stop, but Mexican Wing Stop. Can you imagine? I can. No can do. So, second place was ...
Day One Hundred & Forty Four: Livin With The Stars
... recommending possibly the most incredible treat I've ever tasted. That evening we continued our umm... 'Healthy eating' with thin crust Italian style Pizza and some Zinfandel, cravings that have long needed quenching! Just incase our waistbands weren't quite tight enough we then paid a visit to the traditional style diner, Johnny Rocket, for ginormous Milkshakes - an absolute must-do while in America! The size of this thing was insane. Seriously, they don't do anything by halves ...


text:
"Porridge - Comedy Gold"
Ronnie Barker was a genius. To really appreciate this you have to be ready for subtle linguistic twists that will leave you howling with laughter. Porridge was some of his finest work. Get the whole series, it is worth it. Thank you for all the laughter and good times Mr. Barker. Rest In Peace.
"Why start negatively?"
Why does this guy start out by shooting down the hope of achieving what you want to get done. He starts out saying you will NEVER get everything you want done and you will NEVER . . . I am glad I kept listening because he does have good ideas but seriously, DIAL DOWN THE NEGATIVE AND QUIT TELLING ME WHAT I CAN NOT DO. And yes, I am shouting. This guy really has me pi. . er torqued off.
Report Inappropriate Content
If you find this review inappropriate and think it should be removed from our site, let us know. This report will be reviewed by Audible and we will take appropriate action.


text:
Dunlap Jobs
Looking for jobs in Dunlap? Snagajob has great opportunities with the area's leading companies. And applying for Dunlap jobs has never been easier. Look at the job listings below, click on a job title that interests you and hit the "apply now" button. Part-time jobs, teen jobs, student jobs and summer jobs are now just a click away. Start your job search now.
Dunlap, TN Job Openings
Express Employment ProfessionalsDunlap, TN
Dunlap, TN
Kangaroo Express852 NORTH RANKIN AVE.
Dunlap, TN
AutoZone16238 Rankin Ave
Dunlap, TN
Express Employment ProfessionalsDunlap, TN
Dunlap, TN
Express Employment ProfessionalsDunlap, TN
Dunlap, TN
CRST ExpeditedDUNLAP and Surrounding Areas
Cities within 20 miles of Dunlap, TN
- Hixson, TN (54 jobs)
- Soddy Daisy, TN (25 jobs)
- Chattanooga, TN (24 jobs)
- Whitwell, TN (3 jobs)
- Tracy City, TN (2 jobs)
- Gruetli Laager, TN (2 jobs)
- Signal Mountain, TN (1 jobs)
- Pikeville, TN (1 jobs)


text:
The Michigan Association
for the Education of Young Children is committed to improving the education
and welfare of children from birth through age eight.
MiAEYC works for
young children, their families, and early childhood professionals. MiAEYC
supports the professional development of its members through quality
training, materials and services. Almost 3,000 early childhood educators
and suppliers of children's services belong to MiAEYC in 16 affiliate
chapters and 3 local chapters.
Join MiAEYC >>
T.E.A.C.H. Early Childhood®MICHIGAN is a statewide scholarship program designed to help child care center directors, teachers, assistants and owners, and family child care providers, meet their professional development goals while continuing their current employment in licensed or regulated early childhood settings.
April 23-25, 2015
Amway Grand Plaza Hotel and
DeVos Place
Grand Rapids, MI
The 2015 Conference offers a general/keynote session and full-day focus sessions each of the 3 days; 60+ daily workshops; Learning Fair on Friday and Saturday; and exhibits on Thursday and Friday including MiAEYC's 9th annual Silent Auction to benefit the Student Scholarship Fund. Workshop topics cover an extensive range of issues and topics in child development; family and community engagement; health, safety and nutrition; interactions and guidance; observation, documentation and assessment; teaching and learning; professionalism; and management.
SCECH approval received for 2015 MiAEYC Early Childhood Conference and Focus Session attendance.
Click here for the Preliminary Program.
Click here for Housing Information.
Click here to Register Online.
Click here for 2015 Conference SCECH details.
Click here for general information about SCECHs, including how to create an account in the Secure Central Registry (SCR)
Click here for 2015 Exhibit Information, Policies and Registration.
Follow us on Twitter
Quick Links
Accredited Program Search >>
Benefits of NAEYC Accreditation >>
MiAEYC position statements >>
We ask for your financial support to continue the work we do to improve the quality of education for all young children. Donate to the:
Student Leadership Fund
Jacquelyn Miller Endowment
General Operations


text:
Weight: 232 pounds
Early Enrollee
Roommate at Michigan: Taco Charlton. I thought I would be with Kyle Bosch and then Khalid Hill, but I'll be with Taco.
What he's most looking forward to at Michigan: That's easy. Getting out there in the Big House in front of 114,000 people. Scoring my first touchdown; that is going to be crazy.
Early enrollee Jake Butt talks about being an Ohio kid from a Notre Dame family and his goals at Michigan.
Become an insider and get access to all our articles and tools.View Insider Benefits »
Magazine subscribers: activate your Insider account.
Tom VanHaaren | emailRecruitingNation
- Big Ten recruiting reporter
- Joined ESPN in 2011
- Graduated from Central Michigan
WolverineNation writers Tom VanHaaren and Chantel Jennings spoke with the 2013 commits to give fans some insight into each. They also shared their recollections of getting to know the recruits over the past 12 months.
QB• Shane Morris
RB• Deveon Smith
FB• Wyatt Shallman
WR• Jaron Dukes , Da'Mario Jones , Csont'e York
TE• Jake Butt , Khalid Hill
OL• Kyle Bosch , David Dawson , Patrick Kugler , Logan Tuley-Tillman
DL• Taco Charlton , Maurice Hurst , Henry Poggi
LB• Ben Gedeon , Mike McCray
DB• Ross Douglas , Delano Hill , Jourdan
Lewis , Channing Stribling , Dymonte Thomas


text:
New Physical Modeling Synth For iOS
One of the benefits of creating a music app on the iPhone or iPad is that they are built to be accessible. There are no functions that are difficult to find or use, because otherwise it would not make for a very usable app to begin with. Another thing that I find interesting about all of these apps is the sense of "play" that has been integrated into a serious program. Any app for the iOS needs to be engaging from the first time it is even used, so developers put a lot of emphasis in the discovery aspect of the app.
I think that the interesting apps are the ones who use clever ways of creating sound. Instead of giving you a stock instrument, they allow that instrument to be designed using modeled physics and other simulations. Anckorage Spring actually uses mechanics of materials and physics to help design new sounds. By playing around with non-linear integration as well as mass and gravity – sound can be created in a physical sense, as it would be in the real world. Of course, this isn't going to boost your understanding of Hooke's Law, but it will certainly provide you with an entertaining way of experiencing it.


text:
1105 Leafy Hollow Circle
1105 Leafy Hollow Circle has a Walk Score of 19 out of 100. This location is a Car-Dependent neighborhood so almost all errands require a car.
Nearby parks include Prospect Avenue Park and Mount Airy Historic District.
Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 1105 Leafy Hollow Circle.


text:
The fixed-combination drug Avycaz was granted priority review by the Food and Drug Administration.
Pharmacists will play a key role in educating consumers on Rite Aid's new exclusive skin care line.
During Easter season, a small chocolate bunny can make a big impact.
Lupin will bring to market a generic version of Lumigan solution, the company announced.
Edy's will bring to consumers across the nation a classic dessert in six different flavors.
Irish Spring unveils new signature line for men and develops an interactive tool so guys can analyze their signatures.
Designer Betsey Johnson and Kimberly-Clark's Kleenex brand are teaming up to give consumers a healthy dose of creative inspiration.
The new Schick Hydro Silk TrimStyle for women eliminates the need for multiple shave products.
Within two months, the wearable healthcare market will be abuzz with smart watches, according to a new report from Tractica.
Combined Distributors reported that its medicine disposal product was found to exceed U.S. FDA and EPA guidelines.


text:
Alterna Caviar Anti-Aging Blonde Leave-In Conditioner
We know you want the goods as soon as possible, which is why orders received by 3pm ET leave our warehouse the very same day. We'll send you an email that day to confirm shipment and the email will include your tracking information.
Our warehouse is closed Saturday & Sunday, so orders received after 3pm ET on Fridays will not ship out until Monday.
Be the First Reviewer
Have you tried this product? Help out by sharing what worked (or didn't)!Write a Review
Alterna Caviar Moisture Shampoo with Seasilk will improve the way your hair performs.New Price:
Alterna Caviar Moisture Conditioner with Seasilk seals in essential ingredients and reinforce their results.New Price:


text:
Machine-to-Machine Communications Experts to Participate on Two Panels on the Internet-of-Things and M2M
MIAMI —M2M Evolution Miami 2015—January 27, 2015—KORE, the world's largest managed wireless network services provider specializing in machine-to-machine (M2M) communications, today announced that its CEO Alex Brisbourne and EVP and Chief Strategy Officer John Horn will participate in two key discussions during the M2M Evolution Conference and Expo. KORE will also be demonstrating its specialized M2M network services in booth #222 at the show, taking place at the Miami Beach Convention Center, Miami, Florida, January 27-30, 2015.
In the "The Alphabet Soup of IoT: Our Digital Life on a Smarter Planet" session, Brisbourne and his fellow panelists will discuss how companies can make the IoT a worthwhile investment and how the shift toward a digital, connected life is happening for good reasons through practical examples and realities.
What: "The Alphabet Soup of IoT: Our Digital Life on a Smarter Planet" panel discussion
Who: Panelists include:
- Alex Brisbourne, CEO, KORE
- Mary Beth Hall, director, IoT Connected Solutions, Verizon Wireless
- William Podrasky, EVP Business Development, Stream Communications
- Allen Proithis, president and founder, WoT.io
- Howard Smith, managing director, First Analysis
When: Jan 28, 2015 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. EST
Where: M2M Evolution Conference & Expo – Room B121/122
In the "The Field OT and the IT Data Divergence" session, Horn and his fellow panelist will discuss how M2M is changing the flow of information in the enterprise. In addition, Horn will discuss the strategies associated with delivering business intelligence to distributed field operations and the issues associated with the requirements of the OT organization and capabilities of IT.
What: "The Field OT and the IT Data Divergence" panel discussion
Who: Panelists include:
- John Horn, EVP and chief strategy officer, KORE
- Tim Hahn, IBM
When: Jan 28, 2015 from 11:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. EST
Where: M2M Evolution Conference & Expo – Room B121/122
Transaction Fueled by Recent Strategic Investment in KORE by ABRY Partners
Combined Entity with Heightened Scale Will Drive Global Adoption and Innovation in the Fastest-Growing Segment of the Wireless Communications Industry
ATLANTA, BOSTON and CINCINNATI – November 11, 2014 – KORE Wireless Group, Inc. ("KORE"), the leading global provider of managed M2M communications services, today announced that ABRY Partners ("ABRY") one of the most experienced and successful communication sector-focused private equity investment firms in North America, has acquired a majority interest in KORE. This investment, established in conjunction with the current KORE partners, provides growth and acquisition capital that will allow KORE to further its goal of creating the pre-eminent independent provider of broad-based M2M service solutions on a global basis.
As the first step in its broader strategy, KORE also today announced the acquisition, in an all-cash transaction, of RacoWireless ("Raco"), a company recognized for its experience and reputation for making IoT/M2M easy by providing end-to-end connectivity solutions. Following the completion of this transaction, the combined company will have offices in five countries and serve more than 3 million subscribers on behalf of over 1,500 customers using services in more than 110 markets around the world.
The combined organization is primed to deliver, in short order, an unprecedented portfolio of connected technology, location-aware solutions, and management tools in a way that has never before been experienced in the industry. The acquisition is subject to completion of certain regulatory and other consents, and is expected to close in the fourth quarter of 2014.
"We are standing at a historic inflection point in our industry where scalability and innovation are critical, and the financial partnership with ABRY delivers the capital and expert support necessary to rapidly develop the scale demanded by global customers in what has so far been a fragmented market," said Alex Brisbourne, CEO of KORE. "Strategic acquisitions both in advanced connectivity and richer applications solutions are an important goal, as scale and global reach are of paramount importance to our large applications and enterprise customers. These customers seek to leverage new M2M technologies that enable more efficient, innovative, and in some cases, disruptive business models going forward", he said.
"This acquisition is a great fit between two companies that have been pioneers in this space," said John Horn, President of Raco who will become the Executive Vice President and Chief Strategy Officer. "This is a unique opportunity that will redefine the IoT/M2M industry, and create a company that has the right scale and focus to shape the course of the Internet of Things."
"We are delighted to be moving rapidly with this first step in our expansion strategy, and create further value for our customers and partners both nationally and globally, leveraging the integrated solutions that the company can deliver for their businesses," said Brisbourne.
The combined company's increased scope and scale will provide customers and partners the benefits of a more diverse, global, footprint and access to an award-winning set of development and management tools.
"We have been closely watching this industry as it starts to take off on a global scale," said Blake Battaglia, partner at ABRY Partners. "Our commitment to investing in KORE as an engine for global growth is, we believe, an indication of the opportunity within this industry space, and we are excited to be a part of facilitating this first step in the inevitable consolidation to take place as the market moves from its current nascent state", he said.
Both KORE and Raco have been independently recognized in the industry for many years around their exceptional technology platforms and tools.
About KORE Wireless Group
KORE is the world's largest wireless network provider specializing exclusively on the rapidly expanding global machine-to-machine (M2M) communications market. Operating under the KORE Telematics brand in the USA ,and providing solutions to enterprises and operators under the KORE Systems brand, KORE provides unified control and management for cellular and satellite network service delivery in more than 180 countries worldwide, KORE empowers its application, hardware and wireless operator partners to efficiently deliver M2M solutions for connected devices across the globe. M2M applications in industries as diverse as healthcare, utilities, enterprise IT, transaction processing and fleet management rely on the KORE network to deliver operational efficiencies and cost-savings. KORE offers a range of technologies — including GSM, HSPA, CDMA EV-DO and LTE, as well as satellite services — that ensure the greatest possible reliability and coverage. For more information, please visit www.koretelematics.com.
About RacoWireless
RacoWireless (www.racowireless.com) is a leading provider of wireless data solutions to the machine-to-machine (M2M) industry. The company lives by its mantra to 'make it easy' by providing support for companies to build, manage and enhance wireless M2M applications. RacoWireless can assemble a flexible, end-to-end M2M wireless connectivity solution for its partners – including delivering custom rate plans, tailored billing solutions and customized wireless connectivity as well as helping them brand their M2M applications and delivering 24/7 customer service. Among its numerous awards, RacoWireless has been recognized with a Stevie® Award from the American Business Awards as 2012's "Most Innovative Tech Company" and as the "Entrepreneurial Company of the Year" by Frost and Sullivan.
About ABRY Partners
Founded in 1989, ABRY Partners is one of the most experienced and successful media, communications, business and information services focused private equity investment firms. ABRY invests in high quality companies domestically and abroad and partners with management teams to help build world class businesses. One of ABRY's highest priority investment initiatives is to identify and invest in rapidly growing areas of communications, IT infrastructure and managed services including M2M/IoT services, managed cloud and networking services, unified communications and other broadband-oriented services fulfilling the IT and communication needs of carriers, enterprises, and application service providers. Since its founding, ABRY has completed over $42.0 billion of leveraged transactions and other private equity, mezzanine or preferred equity placements, representing investments in over 450 properties.
RacoWireless' Application Marketplace meets the industry need for access to new IoT product sets and features
LAS VEGAS – September 9, 2014 – RacoWireless, a global Internet of Things (IoT) service provider, today announced the launch of its Application Marketplace, an app store empowering companies from all over the globe to quickly build, enhance and sell connected IoT/M2M solutions. Building on the Omega DevCloud announcement in August, the company is maintaining momentum with the IoT application store.
The Application Marketplace allows application developers to create new revenue streams by offering their value-added products and features to a growing community of solution and service providers. Solutions providers, in turn, gain the ability to add quantifiable value to their new and existing products. Built on RacoWireless' Position Logic platform, the Application Marketplace allows customers to select from a growing array of feature-rich applications and have them seamlessly integrate into their connected solutions.
"While 'making it easy' is our mantra, part of that message is speed-to-market," said John Horn, President of RacoWireless. "With the Application Marketplace, we are enabling our partners and solution providers to be able to get to market faster than ever before. This brings together both service providers and application developers in a way that is clearly needed in the IoT space. Now customers can quickly enhance their existing products, or build new products with a growing library of cost-saving and feature-rich applications."
The ability to deepen the value proposition of service providers comes from the development of new applications. Aiding in that development is the introduction of Omega DevCloud, allowing web developers to build connected applications using common web language.
"Not only are we making the Internet of Things and M2M easier, we are making it exciting," said Felix Lluberes, President of Location-Based Services at RacoWireless. "All of these tools come together to make this ecosystem work in a synchronistic way. By creating the Application Marketplace, we've opened the doors to innovation and monetization."
Recently named as the "Best Application Development Environment" by M2M Evolution Magazine, RacoWireless' Position Logic is a location-based services platform that features an intuitive environment to implement and control end-to-end, connected solutions. Operating in 70 countries, the platform will allow both new and existing customers access to enhanced features, further empowering customers with dynamic value.
The Application Marketplace is currently available. For more information, visit www.positionlogic.com/appmarketplace. See the Application Marketplace in action in booth #4826 at Super Mobility Week 2014, September 9-11, 2014, in Las Vegas.
LAS VEGAS – August 12, 2014 – RacoWireless (www.racowireless.com), a global machine-to-machine (M2M) service provider, today announced that it will launch Omega DevCloud, facilitating communication with IoT applications in a standardized, easy-to-use environment. The new product will remove the historical obstacles to device communication by providing an intuitive interface that is able to take device messages and commands, in any format and on virtually any device, and translate the data into a standardized format, common to web developers.
"Our mission in everything that we do is to 'make it easy', and with the launch of Omega DevCloud, we are once again taking the complicated and making it easy," said John Horn, president of RacoWireless. "We see a very fragmented space as companies and individuals from all backgrounds are clamoring to adopt connected technologies. However, it has been a challenge for many to get to market because of the lack of industry standards and high upfront development costs. With the launch of Omega DevCloud, we are changing all of that."
Position Logic, a leading Location-Based Services platform, garners award for best asset tracking platform in 2014
Cincinnati, OH – June 25, 2014 – RacoWireless (www.racowireless.com), a global machine-to-machine (M2M) service provider, has won the 2014 Product of the Year award from M2M Evolution Magazine for its Location-Based Services platform, Position Logic. The award recognizes the Position Logic platform for the innovative and cutting-edge location-based services that allow businesses to improve their operations through asset tracking.
"We're honored to be recognized by M2M Evolution Magazine for this award," commented John Horn, president of RacoWireless. "Our Position Logic platform really provides the best set of scalable, location-based tools in the industry. With more than 400 unique features and an ever-growing device library, we're making it as easy as possible for companies to manage their assets regardless of type or location."
Position Logic integrates more than 380 devices into an intuitive, cloud-based platform that allows users to control their assets in real-time. Available on any desktop or mobile browser, Position Logic's location-based services and support are also accessible through its own responsive mobile application, enabling customers to get the customized tools and support needed, anywhere in the world.
RacoWireless' LBS services are currently deployed in 70 countries with particularly deep penetration throughout the Americas.
"The foundation of our entire model is to make it easy for companies of all sizes to deploy powerful location-based services with complete scalability, and with the latest release of our Position Logic platform, we've made it easier than ever to build and grow a successful asset tracking or GPS tracking business," noted Raco's president of Location-Based Services, Felix Lluberes. "We've integrated features that allow for deeper visibility and control to take tracking to a new level."
The winners of M2M Evolution's Product of the Year will be announced officially in July's edition of the magazine and on www.m2mevolution.com. For more information, contact RacoWireless directly at email@example.com.
About RacoWireless
RacoWireless (www.racowireless.com) is a leading global provider of wireless data solutions to the machine-to-machine (M2M) industry. The company lives by its mission to 'make it easy' by providing support for companies to build, manage and enhance wireless M2M solutions. Among its numerous awards, RacoWireless has been recognized as leader in wireless innovation and entrepreneurship. Visit www.racowireless.com for more information.
Learn more about Position Logic here: http://www.positionlogic.com


text:
Our new devotional "If God Loves Me, Why Did I Lose My Job?" explores the struggle of unemployment. Sign up here.
40:3 a man. The prophet is conducted on his tour of the city by an angelic guide (cf. Zech. 1:14).
measuring reed. See 2 Kin. 21:13; Amos 7:7, 8; Zech. 2:1, 2; Rev. 21:10, 15.


text:
Word Dynamo
Log In
Sign Up
Introducing a cool
new way to learn!
Browse Our Dictionary Alphabetically
« Back to M
most smooth faced
most smooth shaven
most smooth spoken
most smooth tongued
most smooth-faced
most smooth-shaven
most smooth-spoken
most smooth-tongued
most smoothable
most smoothbore
most smoothfaced
most smoothshaven
most smoothspoken
most smoothtongued
most smorzando
most smotherable
most smothery
most smudgeless
most smutchless
most smyrnean
most smyth sewn
most smyth-sewn
most smythsewn
most snaggle toothed
most snaggle-toothed
most snaggletoothed
most snaglike
most snail paced
most snail-paced
most snaillike
most snailpaced
most snake hipped
most snake oil
most snake-hipped
most snake-oil
most snakebit
most snakebitten
most snakehipped
most snakelike
most snakeoil
most snap brim
most snap brimmed
most snap in
most snap off
most snap on
most snap-brim
most snap-brimmed
most snap-in
most snap-off
most snap-on
most snapbrim
most snapbrimmed
most snapin
most snapless
most snapoff
most snapon
most snappable
most snappish
most snareless
most snatchable
most sneaking
most sneerful
most sneerless
most sneezeless
most sniffish
most snipelike
most snippety
most snivelly
most snively
most snobbish
most snockered
most snotnosed
most snouted
most snoutless
most snoutlike
most snow blind
most snow capped
most snow clad
most snow white
most snow-blind
most snow-capped
most snow-clad
most snow-white
most snowblind
most snowbound
most snowcapped
most snowclad
most snowless
most snowlike
most snowwhite
most snub nosed
most snub-nosed
most snubnosed
most so called
most so so
most so-called
most so-so
most soapbox
most soapless
most soaplike
Copyright ©
2015 Dictionary.com, LLC
. All rights reserved.
Contact Us
Our Blog


text:
Jaime King at Critics' Choice Awards 2013
Critics' Choice Awards: Jaime King
Like us on Facebook
Jaime King channeled Old Hollywood — with a bombshell twist — arriving at tonight's Critics' Choice Awards in a sultry Jason Wu Pre-Fall '13 gown. The Hart of Dixie star styled up the strappy, semisheer confection with sleek gold accoutrements, adding a gilded box clutch and completing the look with more gold hardware on her belt. As for the jewels, Jaime didn't hold back on the glitz (but didn't overdo it, either), opting for just a couple of well-placed gold cocktail rings and a single bracelet. The real standouts were a pair of gorgeous jeweled earrings that the actress showed off with side-swept waves, while a pair of vampy black pumps and a red pout complemented the sexier style. So, what's the verdict?
Vote on all of our Critics' Choice Awards polls here!
Source: Getty
Read More 2013 Critics' Choice Awards Red Carpet PollCritics' Choice AwardsAward SeasonJaime KingRed CarpetLove It Or Leave ItCelebrity Style
Critics' Choice Awards
Award Season
Celebrity Style
Link Love
- Meet Cara's Insta-twin, Olivia Herdt — Lucky
- 19 ways to dress like a New York City gal — Who What Wear
- And Kanye West's latest fashion venture is . . . — Racked
- This video forces you to think about diversity in fashion — HuffPost Style
- Buy Stuart Weitzman heels, fight cancer. It's a win-win — The Cut
- Avoid all wardrobe mishaps with these essentials — InStyle
- A stylish belt to DIY — and it won't break the bank — Man Repeller
- Are live-stream cameras about to change Fashion Week? — Style.com
- The new ring we can't stop obsessing over — SheFinds


text:
North Miami cops search for gunman
North Miami police responded to shots fired Tuesday evening near a motel on Northwest Seventh Avenue between 131st and 135th streets.
Northbound and southbound traffic was blocked off on the major thoroughfare as police fanned out, looking for a gunman.
No one was reported hurt, according to a police spokesman.
This story will be updated as more information becomes available.
North Miami - NMB
Follow Us
Oops, you haven't selected any newsletters. Please check the box next to one or more of our email newsletters and submit again.
Oops, you didn't provide a valid email address. Please double-check the email field and submit again.
Join the Discussion
Miami Herald is pleased to provide this opportunity to share information, experiences and observations about what's in the news. Some of the comments may be reprinted elsewhere on the site or in the newspaper. We encourage lively, open debate on the issues of the day, and ask that you refrain from profanity, hate speech, personal comments and remarks that are off point. Thank you for taking the time to offer your thoughts.


text:
Animal Rights
Rethinking our relationship with other species
Posts filtered on Category
Another fail for Sea World, this time Twitter
Sea World released a new campaign this week called Ask Sea World. The latest attempt to improve the company's public relations since the 2013 release of the documentary Blackfish, has seemed to backfire as hashtag #AskSeaWorld moved to Trending status on Twitter. Quite simply, Sea World didn't receive the outcome they expected. The #AskSeaWorld tag […] [Read More]
Independence Day for Raju
One minute past midnight on July 4, 2014, an elephant named Raju was rescued in India. The 50-year-old elephant that had spent most of his life in a cycle of abuse and slavery, was freed by the rescue group Wildlife SOS. The group that "works to save India's wildlife" says that although they […] [Read More]
Ringling protest in Albany at Times Union Center
Capital Region Animal-Free Entertainment, a grassroots group, will be holding a number of organized protests in front of the Times Union Center on 51 South Pearl St. in Albany May 1st -4th during the Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus show times. The group encourages anyone who would like to join in speaking up […] [Read More]
Performing artists view 'Blackfish', cancel SeaWorld concerts
It has been a domino effect for SeaWorld since the documentary Blackfish has been released. One by one popular recording artists have cancelled their performances at the marine park citing the film as the sole motivation. Over the weekend, Heart cancelled their performance scheduled for February in Orlando posting on their official Twitter page that […] [Read More]
The animal documentary
Documentaries are always in abundance. Filmmakers set to prove or disprove a topic, educate and eye-open. They can be interesting, beautiful or controversial. They can change a person's life or way of thinking. Documentaries are not new in the animal rights arena. There are on the big screen, on-line, on DVD and on Netflix. There […] [Read More]
Big fish, Scared fish, Blackfish, Dead fish
It was reported, Monday, that a four-year-old baby beluga died at SeaWorld. The exact cause of death of this captive creature, who was born in the San Antonio entertainment destination, is unknown, however there are reports that Bella was battling an illness. A necropsy is scheduled to be performed, the results of which will take […] [Read More]


text:
Beautiful One Bed Flat Available in Very Sought After Location in Lewes (Please Note £600 per week)
Lovely contemporary self-contained 1 Bed Accommodation in quiet tree lined road in very sought after location in Lewes. Short walk to station & Lewes High street. Close to beautiful countryside walks/downs, lovely pubs and stunning views. 30 second w
- Date available: 02 Apr 2015
- Flat
- 1 Beds