Posts Tagged ‘ Suffolk ’

Authority reveals pay rates

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March 23, 2012

SUFFOLK: Twice as many county council employees are as likely to be paid minimum wage rates as getting top salaries by the end of the year.
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Ben’s name is above the door on retirement

A LECTURER, who has helped carve out careers for many young carpenters and builders, has retired after 38 years at West Suffolk College.
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West Suffolk Hospital is shortlisted for environmental award

West Suffolk Hospital has been shortlisted for an environmental award for its work to encourage staff not to drive to work.
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Haverhill West Suffolk College students’ endeavour helps Newmarket Open Door Hostel

Three Haverhill students were part of a team that recently handed over their completed community project.
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Police make final appeal for lost camera owner to come forward

Suffolk Police staff are making a final appeal to track the owner of a camera.
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Hospital staff who light up patients’ stay

Staff at West Suffolk Hospital who have been going the extra mile for their patients and were yesterday named as this year’s Shining Lights in achievement.
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Bus station repairs announced

SUFFOLK County Council has embarked on what it anticipates will be a ten day schedule of work to repair the unstable shelters at Haverhill Bus Station.
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Sunday, March 18

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March 19, 2012

LB Group Suffolk FA Veterans Cup
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Company provides nesting boxes

A CONSTRUCTION company has joined forces with Suffolk Wildlife Trust to boost a campaign to bring barn owls back to the county.
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Fressingfield: Fat fryer fire at barn

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March 15, 2012

SUFFOLK firefighters were joined by colleagues from north of the border in tackling a blaze which started inside a barn.
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Reconnecting to the countryside

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March 15, 2012

In this month’s Suffolk Agricultural Association column, we learn how it’s coping with a busy period of preparation
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Lisa’s run will aid cancer charity

A SISTER on a surgical ward at West Suffolk Hospital is tackling the London Marathon – her first – in support of Prostate Cancer.
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Hospital travel scheme up for green accolade

A SCHEME at West Suffolk Hospital to encourage staff to adopt greener travel has been shortlisted for an environmental accolade.
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Rendlesham: Village chosen to pioneer new localism pact

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March 11, 2012

A SUFFOLK village has become one of the first communities in the country to sign up for a Government scheme aimed at giving the public more power over planning.
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Hull pitch was ‘abysmal’ – Paul Jewell

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March 10, 2012

Ipswich Town boss Paul Jewell tells BBC Radio Suffolk it was difficult to play football on an "abysmal" KC Stadium pitch as his side drew 2-2 with Hull.
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East Anglia: Energy supply chain could be worth £271bn to region’s economy

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March 9, 2012

BUSINESS opportunities worth more than £271billion for the energy supply chain in East Anglia have been mapped out in a new report commissioned by the Norfolk and Suffolk Energy Alliance.
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Coote double decides Colne derby

KENT BLAXILL ESSEX AND SUFFOLK BORDER LEAGUE
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Garnham’s spot on to keep Blues’ treble dreams alive

SUFFOLK PREMIER CUP
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Bury Town boss Richard Wilkins was ‘very confident’ of shoot-out success

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March 7, 2012

BURY Town boss Richard Wilkins said he was “very confident” his side would win the penalty shoot-out against Leiston to reach the LB Group Suffolk Premier Cup final.
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Much more rain needed to ease drought fear for area

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March 7, 2012

SUFFOLK: Alton Water might look nearly full to the brim after the heavy rain of the last few days, but this week’s downpours have so far done little to ease drought fears.
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Police appeal for lost birthday card owner to come forward

Suffolk Police have launched an appeal for the owner of a lost birthday card to come forward.
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