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Senior Sergeant Roy Appley CATE BROUGHTON Senior Sergeant Roy Appley The city was pitch black. It was 9.30pm on February 22 and Senior Sergeant Roy Appley had seen 39 trapped people out of the Hotel Grand Chancellor on to solid ground when he was faced with another very tough call. He was at the collapsed CTV [...]
Read More >>A year on: What we have learned so far
The royal commission of inquiry must report its findings by November. A coroner is still to complete inquiries into the 185 deaths. Jarrod Booker looks at the status of the city’s ravaged landscape. Canterbury Television (CTV) Building The royal commission will hear evidence on the collapse of this building – in which 115 people [...]
Read More >>Quake – a year on: What we have learned so far
The royal commission of inquiry must report its findings by November. A coroner is still to complete inquiries into the 185 deaths. Jarrod Booker looks at the status of the city’s ravaged landscape. Canterbury Television (CTV) Building The royal commission will hear evidence on the collapse of this building – in which 115 people died [...]
Read More >>Property sales
Information shown is obtained from sales disclosure forms on file at the Tippecanoe County assessor’s office. By law, buyers and sellers are responsible for the accuracy of information provided on the forms. Lafayette 1015 Hartford St.: Dec. 30, 2011, $65,900, Jerry V. Cole to Donald Sapp 4101 Doten Drive: Dec. 30, 2011, $62,500, Bonnie Howe [...]
Read More >>Backyard chicken issue isn’t yet resolved
By BILL EICHENBERGER ThisWeek Community Newspapers Friday February 17, 2012 11:26 PM Delaware City Council again discussed urban chickens Feb. 6, and the issue won’t be decided until two public hearings are held. Council voted 4-3 against new legislation directing city manager Tom Homan to “prepare an amendment allowing residents to keep chickens on single [...]
Read More >>London borough pension fund tenders multi-manager real estate mandate
News analysis: Why are pension funds suddenly guarded on infrastructure? 10 Feb 2012 Thursday people roundup 09 Feb 2012 US real estate stands to benefit under euro-zone break-up – DTZ 09 Feb 2012 LaSalle, Quantum target core assets over $100m in JV 10 Feb 2012 Patrizia acquires €1.3bn worth of residential with LBBW Immo deal [...]
Read More >>London Met makes 500 arrests in raids on gangs
Anti-gang police have made more than 500 arrests and seized weapons including 14 guns, a crossbow and a Samurai sword in a three-day blitz on London’s crime network. A total of 515 arrests were made and a “huge” amount of drugs, cash and weapons seized as a result of the raids, spearheaded by the newly [...]
Read More >>Met’s new task force makes 515 arrests in three-day blitz
Met’s new task force makes 515 arrests in three-day blitz Justin Davenport, Crime Editor 15 Feb 2012 Police arrested a total of 515 people and seized an armoury of guns and weapons in a three day crackdown on gangs last week. Scotland Yard released figures today showing that officers seized 14 guns, 37 knives and [...]
Read More >>Mandate roundup: IPE-Quest, London Borough of Bexley
ABN Amro Pensioenfonds beperkt gevoeligheid dekkingsgraad 30 Jun 2011 Wednesday people roundup 06 Jan 2010 Rolls-Royce agrees £3bn longevity swap with Deutsche Bank 28 Nov 2011 ANWB draagt twee derde bij aan tekort pensioenfonds 4 hours ago Northern Trust wins E13.1bn Halifax custody 13 Apr 2004 IPE Top 400 Asset Managers: AUM surges by 24% 01 Jun [...]
Read More >>Burglary gang who targeted homes in Merseyside jailed for 22 years
A GANG that ransacked people’s homes while they slept was sentenced to 22 years behind bars. Shaun Kelly, John King, Phillip Manning and Tanya Southward, targeted as many as 40 properties throughout Merseyside and Cheshire over a six-month period, breaking in and taking valuables, in almost all cases, when the owners were sleeping in their [...]
Read More >>Messen’ Around: Child rearing 101
When my children were born, the staff at Hillcrest Hospital did an outstanding job of caring for their needs. However, with both children, the hospital staff made a vital mistake when they sent us home. They forgot to give us the child-raising handbook that I was certain came complimentary with the birth of all children. [...]
Read More >>Boris Johnson prepared to fight in Mayoral election battle
Boris Johnson prepared to fight in Mayoral election battle 3:01pm Wednesday 8th February 2012 in Skip social links Print Email Comments(0) As Mayor of London Boris Johnson kick-starts the campaign to defend his title in the Mayoral Elections in May, reporter JIM PALMER talks to him about his upcoming fight. “MAYBE you could spar with [...]
Read More >>Rockdale fire fighters train at Horse Park
Photo by : Sue Ann Kuhn-Smith Fire fighter Joshua Duck uses a thermal imaging camera to detect heat inside different spots in the wall of the structure. Sue Ann Kuhn-Smith Photo by : Sue Ann Kuhn-Smith Rockdale County Fire and Rescue Lt. Brandon Marlow, left, with Fire Fighter Nick Oliveri train last week at the [...]
Read More >>Adrift in limbo land
PHILIP MATTHEWS RED-ZONED: The Lilburne family of Retreat Rd, from left, Daniel, 14, Michael, 12, Ben 16, Becky, 5, mum Jackie and Jem, 8, Earnest debates on how Christchurch’s new flagship CBD will evolve are meaningless to many residents lost in the void of dying suburbs. For them, the future is as simple as a [...]
Read More >>The rear of the building was formerly Lamorbey Swimming Centre, which was …
The rear of the building was formerly Lamorbey Swimming Centre, which was built around 1964 on the site of a former cinema 2:10pm Saturday 4th February 2012 in Skip social links Print Email Comments(0) A SIDCUP building which was at the heart of the community for 74 years is set to go under the auctioneer’s [...]
Read More >>Chance of big quake greatly reduced
The chance of another big quake in Christchurch has dropped by 20%, one expert says. GNS Science spokesman Kelvin Berryman says there’s a mere one percent chance of another magnitude seven quake or larger in Canterbury over the next year. Berryman released new projections to a CERA briefing today. He said the forecast probability of [...]
Read More >>Red-zone demolition notifications ‘not practical’
By Hamish Clark The demolition of Christchurch’s red zoned suburbs has begun, but some of those who used to live in the doomed houses are only just finding out their old homes will be first to go. The diggers moved in to the devastated suburb of Bexley today to flatten 11 houses whose owners accepted [...]
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