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Keith Robinson's blog (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
I had some exciting news yesterday: I won a prize in Friday’s raffle for Children in Need! And the prize was… a signed photograph of Simon Cowell! When Jane Scott presented this to me with all due pomp I was reminded of the High Court Judge in the 1960s who was reported to have said in court, ‘and who, pray, are the Beatles'’, as I’ve never seen Simon Cowell myself. But...
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Free Online Advertising & Classified Ads : Best... (Free subscription) | 22/11/2009
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Truth In Shredding (Free subscription) | 21/11/2009
Rob Chappers says: Please welcome new Monkey Lord bassist Antony Stevens AKA Rain! Behold!! Many thanks to Crest Studios in Trowbridge Wiltshire (www.creststudios.co.uk) Monkey Lord is complete - Witness it's mahusive hairy self! More to come soon ;-) Monkey Lord - New bassist Antony Stevens announced \m/ Monkey Lord jamming at Crest Studio :-) http://www.creststudios.co.uk/ Monkey Lord -... This is...
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Keith Robinson's blog (Free subscription) | 19/11/2009
Today we have a visit by a government Minister, Jim Knight, who wants to see the work which we are doing in Wiltshire to stimulate employment through the government’s Future Jobs Funds. This is part of our ‘Action for Wiltshire’. It involves the creation of jobs for younger adults in a host of organisations with links in the local community, real jobs for a period of six months for...
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Barnflakes (Free subscription) | 12/11/2009
Jeff Keen was born just a few miles away from where I now live, in Trowbridge, Wiltshire, in 1923. He started making films relatively late, aged 37 – the same age as I am now. Unfortunately, that's where the similarities end, as Keen is now an octogenarian experimental film-maker who this year had a bfi boxed-set released of his forty-odd short films. They're an extraordinary experience: seeing...
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Matt and Nik Young (Free subscription) | 09/11/2009
Can't remember what sort of a night Friday night was (brain like a sieve), couldn't have been horrific or I would remember. The morning saw us back at HLC for Tom's swimming lesson, he did fine. A couple of little grizzles, but apart from that he was good. He holds on to the edge of the pool really well now. I can leave him there, whilst I put goggles on which is very handy. Once the lesson was over,...
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Keith Robinson's blog (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
I am writing this on the train to London where I am speaking at an event for new unitary councils organised by the Improvement & Development Agency. I am doing a double act with John Tench, who until recently headed up the North West Regional Improvement and Efficiency Partnership. John has worked off and on with Wiltshire for several years, stretching back to the early days of the Comprehensive...
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BBC News (Free subscription) | 03/11/2009
A dozen post boxes in the Melksham and Trowbridge areas of Wiltshire are damaged by explosions.
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I Luv SA (Free subscription) | 01/11/2009
Tireless British National Party councillor and campaigner Michael Simpkins has announced his intention to apply for a £1,600 grant from the Wiltshire County Council to celebrate white history month — because that was what they paid towards this month’s black history celebrations in the region. “I was delighted to read in the Wiltshire Times how black history month was celebrated...
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Keith Robinson's blog (Free subscription) | 23/10/2009
Next Friday we have the Wiltshire Assembly, the biannual gathering of people from public, voluntary and business sectors. At our previous meeting we launched George Bright’s report on the impact of the recession in Wiltshire; what a long time ago that seems, we’ve achieved a lot since then. This meeting of the Assembly will focus on aspects of sustainability. I’m due to speak in a...
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Keith Robinson's blog (Free subscription) | 22/10/2009
Yesterday afternoon I attended the A.G.M. of Age concern Wiltshire at the Corn Exchange. After the guest speaker finished her speech there were questions, including one from a gentleman who made some highly critical comments about local authorities’ policies regarding ‘Blue Badges’ for people with disabilities who need special parking permits. I was taken aback, as we’ve improved...
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Jane Scott's blog (Free subscription) | 19/10/2009
Hello everyone, I hope you had a good weekend. It really feels like autumn now with the chilly mornings and sunny days. Let's hope the sunshine lasts for a little longer. On Monday I am starting the week at the Sounth Canonry in Salisbury at a meeting about the Laverstock Academy. Then on Monday evening I am visiting Malmesbury fire station. Malmesbury is a retained fire station where all the firefighters...
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Jane Scott's blog (Free subscription) | 12/10/2009
Hi everyone - I hope you had a good weekend. My week starts by meeting some of the candidates for the chief executive's interviews which take place on the 3rd and 4th November. I will meet some more on Wednesday afternoon. On Tuesday we have a media briefing to inform the press about items on the cabinet agenda. The agenda for cabinet this month is a meaty one, hence the proactive approach with the...
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Papalscope (Free subscription) | 09/10/2009
GLEANINGS SOWN ELSEWHERE. RURAL HOUSING. It was interesting to hear David Butterworth on the Farming Today Programme 8TH.October 2009 speaking of the need for Rural Housing. Everyone is entitled to have decent accommodation. Two pieces of Government Legislation did immeasurable damage to the availability of housing to rent. There was the ‘Sale of Council Housing’ and The ‘Enfranchisement...
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Keith Robinson's blog (Free subscription) | 07/10/2009
Yesterday Paul Collyer gave us some fantastic news about the ‘Global Corporate Challenge’, which is intended to promote walking and fitness. Based upon the performance of our teams, our council is the 2nd ‘most active company in the world’, and the most active council in the UK. 775 companies entered teams, from 41 countries. Second in the world! Top UK council! Fantastic. Our...
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