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The fugitive, a prime witness in the drug nexus case involving policemen and kin of politicians, will be produced for remand before Narcotic Drugs and Psychotropic Substances (NDPS) court in Mapusa town here.
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Eagles at Giants, 1 p.m.
Both New York and Philadelphia aim to take a step towards rectifying their seasons after poor starts. The Eagles thumped the Redskins in Week 1, but have since lost three straight. The Giants rank last in the NFC East at 0-4. The outcome of this game impacts the Redskins' standing in the NFC East. Dallas (2-2) leads the downtrodden division while Philadelphia and Washington both sit behind the Cowboys at 1-3.
Saints at Bears – 1 p.m.
If the Eagles-Giants game is too painful to watch, flip over to this one. In another matchup between NFC teams, the unbeaten Saints travel to take on 3-1 Chicago. The Redskins will host the Bears on Sunday, Oct. 20.
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The undefeated Seahawks – a team that the Redskins could eventually face down the road if they can pull off another magical post-bye run – face the 3-1 Colts. It's a matchup of second-year quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Andrew Luck, to whom Robert Griffin III will forever be linked.
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The day after my mom and I had had our heart-to-heart, we went to the phone store and got my number changed. I think she was feeling guilty, because she also got us each a new phone.
Mom took Monday off of work, and let me stay out of school, and we wandered around New York, catching up on lost time. We were now much closer than we had ever been, and I was perfectly content. We didn't speak about dad, even when we saw his girlfriend in the window of a Starbucks. I took mom's hand and led her to a different coffee shop, and when we were a good distance away, I hugged her until her breathing returned to normal, and she smiled at me, ruffling my hair.
Later in the evening, I was in my room painting, while my mom sat on my bed and watched. "It's been such a long time since I've watched you paint. I'm so glad you're still doing it." I smiled at her.
"Me too."
There was a tap on my window, and I knew it was Sam. Who else shared the fire escape? I opened the window for him, smiling. He seemed surprised to see my mom in my room.
"Hey there. You weren't in school today, and you haven't replied to my text messages."
"Oh, uhm. I got a new number. Do you wanna come in?" I stepped back to let him in.
He was wearing Adidas sweat pants and a Pink Floyd t-shirt. His hair was wet, like he might've just taken a shower.
"It smells like paint in here." I held up my paint brush in reply and he nodded. "I brought the homework you missed today." He held up a sack with some papers in it. I took it.
"Hi, Sam," my mom said, still sitting on my bed.
"Hello, Miss Chrime. Sorry to interrupt."
"You're fine, dear. And please, call me Alyssa." She smiled at him and stood up. "I'll leave you guys be," she said. She looked like she wanted to add, "You better behave," or "Keep the door open," but she didn't. I was thankful that she was being cool about it.
"So what'd I miss today?"
Sam spent an hour explaining what I had missed in Pre-Calc and Chemistry, and I had a feeling that he explained the math much better than my teacher could've done. I also gave him my new number, reminding him not to give it out to anyone. "Don't worry, Nikki. I won't be giving it to anyone," he smiled at me.
The next day at school was a little easier than the days that came before it. I was having a good hair day, and I actually looked half-decent; instead of jeans and a sweatshirt, I wore jeans and a cute shirt I had gotten the day before, with my mom. Thanks to Sam, I wasn't falling behind in pre-calculus, or chemistry. I even took a big step in returning from my self-imposed exile, which resulted in making a new friend.
On my way to the practice room for lunch, Sam followed me, inviting me to come sit with him at his table; Amber had finally said that I could sit with them. I was reluctant at first, but Sam had this look on his face that wasn't easy to keep saying no to for long, where his blue eyes got really big and he had a half-smile smeared across his lips.
I stopped before I went into the cafeteria, feeling nauseated and ready to turn around and flee back to the practice room.
"Hey, Nikki," Sam said, looking me dead in the eye. "You'll be fine. I'm right here."
"I don't want to do this, Sam," I told him, shaking my head.
"Hey, hey. It's lunch. People do it every day. You are going to be fine. If you're worried about Amber, she said she's forgiven you for whatever it is that you did."
"It's not Amber I'm worried about."
"Is it Gill? Because, I swear, if he even looks at you, I'll pulverize him."
"It's everyone, Sam. I'm a pariah. Everyone hates me, and justly so."
"That's all in the past. I didn't know you then, but I know you now, and who you are now is a really great person. C'mon." He put his arm around my shoulders and steered me into the cafeteria.
"People are going to think we're dating."
"So: we aren't, and people are going to think we are."
"Who cares what they think? We know the truth and that's all that counts. Nikki, look around. No one cares." I did look around, and I saw that he was right. The only people that seemed to notice were Gill and Lucy, at their thrones by the stage. Lucy just rolled her eyes, while Gill was glaring daggers at Sam.
I sighed.
"Hey, Nikki. Good to see you," James said, as I took a seat between him and Sam.
"Yeah, you too." My smile was weak, and I still felt sick.
"Well it's about time. I was beginning to think you didn't really mean that apology. We've only been nagging Sam to get you over here for about three weeks now." I looked to the end of the table to find Amber smiling at me.
"I just wasn't ready for people, yet," I shrugged.
"Well, you're here now and that's all that matters, right?" I nodded and started eating my sandwich.
James leaned in quietly, asking, "So how are things with your parents? Any improvements?"
"That's not on my list of acceptable topics for conversation, and no."
"Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. I haven't seen you around anywhere, and I was concerned. Seriously, where did you hide out for lunch. You weren't anywhere to be seen."
I was touched that James cared, but I really didn't feel like talking about anything personal. "That was the whole point. I ate lunch in one of the practice rooms everyday." He looked at me like a sad puppy, and I was getting irritated, but just shrugged it off. He was only trying to be nice, after all.
"So what new painting were you working on last night? I didn't really get to look at it." Sam said into the awkward silence that was settling over the table.
"Uhm, it was just a pier on the ocean. Lots of dark colors."
"Cool. Are you close to finishing it?"
"Uhm, not even a little bit. Did you even see the size of my canvas? It's gonna take at least a week and a half."
"I'm sorry, did I hear that you paint?" A boy sitting across from Sam asked. He had glasses and jet black hair--but I could tell that it was naturally black because it actually looked good. He had brown eyes and a goofy smile, and wore a graphic long-sleeved t-shirt.
"Uhm, yeah. I'm sorry, you are...?"
"Sorry, I'm Blake."
"Nikki. So, do you paint?"
I was launched into a conversation with Blake, where I learned that his mother was a painter, and he learned a little from her. We spent the remainder of lunch talking about paint styles and different mediums and techniques. Sam tried to follow the conversation, but gave up after a while, glancing at James and shrugging.
After that, the rest of the day was totally uneventful. I ended up walking home with Sam, trying to explain what different mediums and brush strokes could do for a painting, but it all was totally over his head. He sighed, conceding that he could never be a painter and I laughed at him.
"I'll just stick to my poetry." He said, nudging my shoulder. With difficulty, I managed not to lose my balance.
"You write poetry?" He nodded. "Can I hear some?"
"Ha. No."
"Please?" He shook his head and held open the door when we reached the apartment complex.
When I got outside of my apartment, I heard my mother's raised voice. I looked at Sam, and he nodded, knowing what I was going to ask.
When we came inside, Alex was sitting at the kitchen table, reading the newspaper. I had a feeling this was a habit for him.
"Hello, Nikki. I thought doors were too predictable," He greeted me with a smile.
"Well, now that you were expecting me to come through the window, I thought I'd shake things up a little bit and try the door." Sam rolled his eyes at us and went to put his bag in the other room.


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Demand for the US dollar recovered on Thursday after the unexpectedly strong labor market figures. Jobless claims dipped to a 42-year low of 255K, increasing expectations of a Fed'a rate hike in September. However, the market sentiment still remains cautious as US corporate earnings were quite disappointing this week. On Friday we'll be watching the US PMI and new home sales.
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Updated:EMERALD ISLE, N.C. (AP)ome coastal communities and counties in North Carolina are reporting few problems after Hurricane Arthur passed through the state.
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Bradford Forster Square railway station
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|53°47′49″N 1°45′11″W / 53.7970°N 1.7530°WCoordinates: 53°47′49″N 1°45′11″W / 53.7970°N 1.7530°W
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|Annual rail passenger usage*
|2.160 million
|– Interchange
|2.044 million
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|2.044 million
|– Interchange
|2.081 million
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|2.066 million
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Bradford Forster Square railway station serves Bradford, West Yorkshire, England. The majority of services to/from the railway station use Class 333 electrified trains operated by Northern, on the Airedale Line to Skipton, the Wharfedale Line to Ilkley and the Leeds-Bradford Line to Leeds.
The other main railway station in the city is Bradford Interchange, about 10 minutes on foot from Forster Square, from where services operate along the Caldervale Line to Leeds, Halifax, Huddersfield, Manchester Victoria, Blackpool and London Kings Cross. Bradford Interchange is situated at a higher level, across the city centre, than Forster Square. The Bradford Crossrail proposal to link the two stations is currently viewed as unlikely to proceed.
The first rail service into Bradford was opened by the Leeds and Bradford Railway on 1 July 1846. The line approached the town from the north, up Bradforddale from Shipley, and terminated at a railway station on Kirkgate, opposite the end of Market Street. There were hourly services to Leeds Wellington Station, and through trains to London Euston via Derby and Rugby.[1]
The first railway station building was an imposing neoclassical building designed by William Andrews.[2]
By 1853, the Midland Railway had acquired the Leeds and Bradford, and had rebuilt the station. The new building was larger, but apparently less interesting architecturally.[2]
In 1890, the railway station was again replaced. The Midland Railway's architect Charles Trubshaw designed a large complex containing the passenger station, goods station and the Midland Hotel. The railway station had six platforms and an overall glazed roof of the ridge and furrow pattern; the roof was dismantled in the 1960s and replaced with utilitarian 'butterfly' awnings. The railway station was also used by the North Eastern Railway. The railway station began to be called Market Street Station at this time,[1] but local maps and directories do not confirm this (see Station name below).[3]
By 1906,[4] Forster Square had been built just south-east of the railway station, but the name Forster Square Station was not used until 1924.
In March 1963, the Beeching Report recommended closure of all railways serving Wharfedale and of several other services out of Forster Square; in 1965, many railway stations closed, and local services to Leeds ceased. However, for some of the lines, the decision was deferred, and trains continued to run. In 1972, Bradford Corporation (now City of Bradford Metropolitan District Council), together with several other local authorities in the area, determined to subsidise the Wharfedale and Airedale lines. The lines have remained open, and in the ensuing years, a number of railway stations have been reopened. From April 1974, the new West Yorkshire Passenger Transport Executive (now known as Metro) took responsibility for these services.
Forster Square Station was truncated in 1990, when a new station was built on the western side of the former station. The new station has three modern platforms, two of which (platforms 1 & 2) are able to accommodate intercity trains. The old station was later demolished to make way for a shopping centre called 'Broadgate'. Because of the early 1990s recession, that development was cancelled, and the site was subsequently used as a car park. A new tax office was later built on the site. Part of the screen arcade that fronted the 1890 station, as well as the Midland Hotel, remains. In 2005, these became much more visible, when the city centre redevelopment began and Forster House was demolished. It is unclear how visible they will remain as the development continues.
The line into Forster Square was electrified in 1994, as part of the electrification of the Airedale Line and Wharfedale Line, allowing through electric trains to London via the newly electrified East Coast Main Line. More recently the pedestrian approach from Cheapside was redeveloped and ticket barriers installed.
Historically, services have been as follows:
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Station name[edit]
There is some disagreement about what names were used when. Most of the modern references state that one or more of them were called 'Market Street', but there is disagreement as to exactly when this name was in use:
- According to Alan Whitaker[1] it was 'Market Street' from the rebuilding in 1890 until 1924.
- Tony Dewick,[5] p. 42, shows one of the three stations as 'Market Street' in red, which in that book indicates that the station and the name passed out of use before 1901.
However, contemporary sources do not seem to use the name. The Bradford Post Office Directory says that the Midland terminal is at "Station, bottom of Kirkgate" (1856, 1863, 1898) or "Station, Forster Square" (1916, 1927); only in 1928 did a directory use the name "Forster Square Station". (In contrast, from 1879/80 onward the directories show the other terminal as "Exchange Station, Drake St"). Neither the map by Dixon & Hindle [3] nor the 1906 OS map[4] gives a name for the station other than 'Midland Station', though the latter does name Exchange Station.
It seems likely that the original station was called simply 'Bradford', at least until the Lancashire & Yorkshire station opened at Drake Street in 1850. After that time it would have been the Midland Station. At some time, it apparently came to be called 'Bradford Market Street', but this does not appear to have been official. Bradshaw's July 1922 Railway Guide, in a timetable footnote refers to Market Street, giving the distance to Exchange Station.
Trains from Bradford Forster Square are operated by Northern and Virgin Trains East Coast. Most trains are run by Northern; these are towards Leeds (on the Leeds-Bradford Line), Skipton (on the Airedale Line) and Ilkley (on the Wharfedale Line). During Monday to Saturday daytimes, trains operate every 30 minutes on each route. On weekday and Saturday evenings there are trains every hour to each of Skipton and Ilkley, but no trains run through to Leeds; instead a shuttle service runs between Bradford and Shipley, connecting there with Skipton – Leeds trains. Connections are also available at Shipley for longer distance trains to Morecambe and Carlisle, although direct services to both destinations sometimes operate if the Leeds route is closed for engineering work.
On Sundays, trains run hourly between Bradford and Leeds all day (until the end of service) and every two hours to both Skipton and Ilkley.[6]
During off-peak hours most trains use platforms 1 (for Skipton) and 2 (Leeds and Ilkley) – platform 3 is mainly used during weekday peak periods and in the evening, though a spare set is usually stabled here between 09.00 and 16.00 each weekday.
Virgin Trains East Coast operate one service each way per day via Leeds and the East Coast Main Line to London Kings Cross.[7]
- ^ a b c Whitaker, Alan; Myland, Brian. Railway Memories No. 4: Bradford. Bellcode Books. ISBN 1-871233-03-8.
- ^ a b Sheeran, George (1994). Railway Buildings of West Yorkshire, 1812–1920. Keele, Staffs: Ryburn Publishing. ISBN 1-85331-100-6.
- ^ a b Dixon; Hindle (1987) [1871]. Willmott, Elvira, ed. The Ryburn Map of Victorian Bradford [Plan of the Town of Bradford]. Keele, Staffs: Ryburn Publishing. ISBN 1-85331-004-2.
- ^ a b Bradford. Ordnance Survey 1906. Alan Godfrey Maps. 1989. Sheet 216.08. ISBN 0-85054-281-2.
- ^ Dewick, Tony (2002). Complete Atlas of Railway Station Names. Ian Allan Publishing. ISBN 0-7110-2798-6.
- ^ Table 36, 37 & 38 National Rail timetable, December 2016
- ^ Table 26 National Rail timetable, December 2016
Further reading[edit]
- Firth, Gary (1997). A History of Bradford. Phillimore. ISBN 1-86077-057-6.
- Smith, F.W.; Bairstow, Martin. The Otley and Ilkley Joint Railway. Martin Bairstow. ISBN 1-871944-06-6.
- "Electrification chances to Bradford improve". RAIL. No. 100. EMAP National Publications. 13–26 July 1989. p. 8. ISSN 0953-4563. OCLC 49953699.
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Bradford Forster Square railway station.
- Train times and station information for Bradford Forster Square railway station from National Rail
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - July 6, 1995, New Braunfels, Texas Opinion P To talk with Managing Editor Doug Loveday about the Opinion page, call 625-9144, ext. 21 t u n Q U O T AB "No man would set a word down on paper if he had the courage to live out what he believed in." — Henry Miller author, 1944 E D I I T O R I I A L Where's the loyalty? Spurs management says they'll move if a new stadium is not built for them The San Antonio Spurs have issued an ultimatum to the city, "Build us a new arena or we move to a new city." The Spurs owners say it is not a threat, but city officials are taking it that way. The Spurs are just two years into a 10-year lease at the brand new Alamodome, and the team turned a $4 million profit last season. So it may appear surprising that the team is talking about moving. Surprising until you consider the way pro sports teams are acting these days. Consider, in the National Hockey League, the Stanley Cup champion New Jersey Devils appear headed for Tennessee, lured by a package worth $40 million, even though the team has turned a profit every year in New Jersey, even when it finished in last place several years in a row. The Quebec Nordiques are heading to Denver and the Winnipeg Jets are looking at moving. In the National Football League, the Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Raiders are moving to new cities, and the Cincinnati Bengals are demanding a new stadium, threatening to bolt. In baseball, the New York Mets are threatening to move if they do not get a new stadium. Cities without major sports franchises are quite willing to offer incenuves worth tens or even hundreds of millions of dollars to attract a team, and you can't blame them. A major sports franchise adds a new dimension to a city's prestige and quality of life. It generates economic activity and draws national attention. But teams should remember who really pays their bills — the fans. Teams like the San Antonio Spurs should especially remember the loyalty given to the team year after year, even though the team disappoints those fans every year. Those teams that are willing to bolt for a quick buck may well ask themselves if they deserve the loyalty of a city full of people, when they offer the city no loyalty in return. (Todays editorial was written by City Editor Roger CPoteau.) Write us The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung welcomes letters on any public issue. The editor reserves the nght to correct spelling, style, punctuation and known factual errors. Letters should be kept to 250 words. We publish only original mail addressed to The New Braunfels Herald-Zeitung bearing the writer's signature. Also, an address and a telephone number, which are not for publication, must be included. Please cite the page number and date of any article that is mentioned. 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Opinion Support needed for local band The celebration of our nation's independence was done in fine style (Tuesday) at the Town Plaza. The Sophienburg Museum folks planned and executed the event nicely, the New Braunfels High School Marine Corps Junior ROTO carried out their Color Guard duties with usual perfection, Rev. Rich Carse's prayer was filled with nationalistic faith, Mary Beth Smith was bell-like in her vocals, John Heberling and Cristabell West, representing the naturalized citizens of our country, re-inspired our patriotism and Don Ferguson (tile Master of Ceremonies) kept the program moving right along with his usual fervor. There was a good-sized crowd; the largest seen in several years. They all got into the spirit of celebration, wishing one another Happy Birthday America, singing the National Anthem and "God Bless America" along with Mary Beth Smith, rendering appropriate honor to "Old Glory" and the Texas Flag, and just enjoying the Paul E. Fraser, Jr. moment of being celebrating Americans. Well done to all. Next year, let's all work harder to have an even bigger crowd! Deserving special recognition is the Comal Community Band. They entertained in concert from the Band Stand and this group is truly outstanding. Their playing of the National Anthem caused the crowd to join in song and their musical salute to the Armed Forces in the playing of each Service song brought "those who served" and their family members to "attention." This is a well-rounded band of truly professional musicians. It is obvious that they enjoy contributing to the community, are well-practiced and are a real asset to the City and Comal County. This is a band that is worth the price of admission, yet they usually perform free of charge. Presently, the band, under the directorship of Ken McGuire (principal of New Braunfels Middle School) is working to get to Braunfels, Germany in July of 1996, to officially represent our community as our sister city celebrates its 750th birthday anniversary. We could ask for no better emissaries than the Comal Community Band! These are good family people, delighting themselves and others with their musical acumen and full of the good spirit of New Braunfels. Of course, getting to Braunfels is an expensive matter! So they are looking for funding. This column is to alert the community, whether as individuals, as business persons or as corporate sponsors that the Comal Community Band is looking for MONEY to get to Germany. At the conclusion of the ceremonies, several people stepped forward to place donations in the Community Band basket. That is most appreciated; still, much more is required. Please, if you can support this effort financially, mail your contributions to Mr. Ken McGuire, director, the Comal Community Band, do the New Braunfels Middle School, 659 S. Guenther Ave., New Braunfels, TX 78130. July 4th was a fine celebrating of our country's birthday here in New Braunfels and was made all the more wonderful by those that came and participated in a festival of Freedom. The Comal Community Band helped make it a fine tribute; now let's show our appreciation by helping them in their quest to go to Braunfels and give our financial support to meet their expenses. (Paul Fraser, Jr. is mayor of the City of New Braunfels.) wtnsff" mete taKinaour yar tjfenmri Mg® amendment, Benj cane caserciaiynai OOTinttevaid . _ - .—boron to $ Motlier) One man able to change name of town Carl Saur wrote me a nice letter not long ago. He liked the fact that I was interested in getting things spelled correctly around our town. He was referring to my having pointed out back in April that BLEI-DERS CREEK should be BLIEDER'S CREEK. But here it is three months later and BLIEDER'S CREEK is still BLEIDERS CREEK and will remain so until the state can afford some adhesive letters or new signs. They're looking at 3 years for the letters, 5 for the signs. These things take time. And lots of committees. Mr. Saur, another hopeless optimist, pointed out that Clear Spring was accidentally renamed Clear Springs several years ago by the highway department when they went around putting up new road signs. He wondered if the village couldn't also reestablish its proper designation. Clear Spring has been Clear Spring since the 1840s. It only took one man one day a few years ago to change that. Some misanthrope printed a new sign, added an "s" to the end of Spring, gave it to the state, who gave it to the highway department, who gave it to a crew, who dug a hole and set the post, and tacked on the sign—and in a moment, a town's name was changed. I'm not going to get involved. I don't live there. If the town was originally named "Clear Spring," I think it should remain "Clear Spring" (even if some people think "Clear Springs" rolls off the tongue more easily). But if the people that live there decide to rename it 'Clear Springs," and it passes some kind of vote, IMI call it that, then. I'm not sure what I call it now, except when I'm going out there to eat catfish. This town is all too full of weighty spelling and grammatical issues as it is. There are a lot of things I would change if I could, won't change if I can't—and I don't have what it takes to know the difference. A large motel right on IH-35 has a tall sign that reads, "New Braunfel's Finest." 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To build a new 60,000-seater stadium - designed by Stadium Australia architects HOK Sport - on land currently occupied by an industrial estate on Ashburton Grove, half a mile from Highbury. The stadium will include conference, function, banqueting and educational facilities.
To construct new flats and a community sports centre to the north of the new stadium. A new twolevel arrangement to the south will accommodate the Arsenal megastore on the ground floor plus offices, cafe, bars and restaurants and the Arsenal museum.
To regenerate the Drayton Park land alongside the new stadium site with a range of residential units and a community health facility. The Queensland Road area will be home to new offices, flats and a health centre.
To turn Highbury Stadium into housing. The Grade Two-listed East Stand together with the locally listed West Stand will be saved and converted to luxury apartments. The North and South stands will be demolished and replaced by new residential developments together with a children's nursery and community health facility. There will also be a publicly accessible memorial garden in memory of those whose ashes have been scattered on the Highbury pitch during its 88-year history.
To develop the residential area known as Lough Road, a mile to the south-west of Highbury. This largely derelict site will be regenerated to include three new residential blocks and a new £40 million waste and recycling centre. This is to replace the existing one at Ashburton Grove which will be demolished to make way for the new stadium.
What are the benefits to the community?
Arsenal claim the project will create 1,800 new jobs together with the retention or replacement of 2,100 existing jobs. The club also says 2,300 new homes will be built. Between 25 per cent and 35 per cent will be "affordable" housing.
Four new community health centres, two children's nurseries, a new sports and leisure centre and the replacement of old crumbling buildings with new ones built to modern standards.
Three of the stations which service the area - Holloway Road, Drayton Park and Finsbury Park - will be improved to help cope with the 60,000-strong match-day crowds.
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That 83 businesses at Ashburton Grove will be endangered by the plans. There are fears that the transport improvements are not sufficient and that the new waste centre is too close to housing.
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SINGAPORE: Iron ore fell to its lowest since October and is pressured to drop further for the rest of the year, as Chinese mills limit purchases of spot cargoes at a time when colder weather curbs demand for steel.
Construction activity slows during winter in China, cutting demand for steel products, whose prices have fallen recently to levels last seen in September.
Appetite for spot iron ore cargoes has been thin since last week, dragging down the price of the benchmark 62-percent grade to $115.30 a tonne on Monday, its lowest since Oct. 19, based on data from Steel Index.
"Physical steel prices are weakening and this is having a spillover effect on iron ore. Fundamentals are very weak, construction has come to a complete stop in northern China," said a physical iron ore trader in Singapore.
"I remain bearish on iron ore, but I think spot prices would decline very slowly day by day. We will not see a sharp correction because iron ore is still in demand as steel mills are still producing."
China's steel mills have kept production close to 2 million tonnes a day for the most part of this year as producers responded to even modest rises in steel prices and counted on a pickup in consumption.
In mid-November, the country's daily crude steel output averaged 1.952 million tonnes, almost the same pace as earlier in the month, industry data showed last week.
"As inventories with steel mills are low, generally I don't expect a big fall in iron ore prices in the near future," said a Shanghai-based iron ore trader.
Inventories of iron ore at major Chinese ports continued to fall last week, standing at below 90 million tonnes, data from Chinese consultancy Steelhome showed.
Shanghai rebar futures jumped more than 2 percent in intraday trade on Monday after upbeat Chinese factory data spurred investors' hopes for a pickup in steel demand.
By midday Tuesday, rebar was little changed at 3,548 yuan ($570) a tonne, not far off two-month lows of 3,464 yuan reached last week.
Slower Chinese demand had dragged down iron ore prices to three-year lows below $87 in September, forcing top miners from Australia and Brazil to rethink expansion plans.
Brazil's Vale SA, the world's biggest iron ore producer, cut its 2013 capital spending by 24 percent to $16.3 billion amid a slower global economy that has slashed demand for its top product.
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Upcoming Productions
Modus Vivendi Theatre Company and The Registry Theatre present
An LGBTQ Festival of the Arts
September 10th, 11th and 12th, 2015 at The Registry Theatre
122 Frederick St., Kitchener, Ontario
Featuring A Midwinter Nights Converstion, by Allan Baker.
This will be the first production of Midwinter and the first international production of one of Allans plays. For tickets and information you may visit Modus Vivendi Theatre Company.
Allan's work is also on the National New Play Exchange. (https://newplayexchange.org/users/3417/allan-baker) and on the Playwright's Database (http://www.doollee.com/PlaywrightsB/baker-allan.html).
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