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Uganda police hunts for Eritrean football players
PoliticsOctober 4, 2019
Authorities in Uganda are searching for five Eritreans who disappeared from a hotel where their team was playing in a soccer tournament.
The missing players could be planning to seek asylum, which some Eritrean sports players have done in the past while traveling abroad. Tens of thousands of Eritreans flee their small Horn of Africa country every year, citing political repression and lengthy military conscription.
Officials from the U.N. refugee agency in Uganda and the prime minister's office told Reuters they had not received asylum requests from the five players.
"The search is going on, we notified security, they are trying to trace them."
The five men disappeared from their hotel in the eastern town of Jinja on Sunday after playing a match in the quarter finals of a three-week regional tournament.
"The search is going on, we notified security, they are trying to trace them," Rogers Mulindwa, spokesman for Council of East and Central Africa Football Association, which organised the tournament, told Reuters on Thursday.
Mulindwa said they had intensified security measures around the 13 remaining Eritrean team members to prevent more players from disappearing.
In 2012, 14 members of the Eritrea soccer squad disappeared while playing in the same tournament in Uganda. The U.N. refugee agency, the UNHCR, said it did not have an immediate answer on whether those players had applied for asylum in Uganda or moved to another country.
The United Nations says Eritrea is the world's ninth largest source of refugees, with at least 507,300 refugees registered at the end of 2018.
In August, international rights group Human Rights Watch said Eritrea was still forcing thousands of students and teachers into indefinite national service, frustrating hopes that last year's peace deal with former archenemy Ethiopia might lead to scaled back conscription.
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The setting is simple and airy, with floor to ceiling windows that open up and allow cushy leather sofas look out onto the City Walk streets, while lively music pumps out, albeit a little too loud.
The Lazy Grazing Feast is a sharing menu that's served to the table, and offerings are changed every few weeks by the restaurant executive chef, perfect for regulars. While there's a big focus on meat, there's a salad and calamari among the four dishes to start. Chunks of wood fired beetroot are served inside a bowl of lamb lettuce, roasted quinoa and chick pea with a light labneh lining the bowl, which makes for a light, flavourful dish when mixed together. Calamari is lightly battered, fried and complimented by a rich chipotle mayo, while the beef tartare is a standout starter. Finely chopped Australian beef is mixed with red onion, capers and chives with slithers of parmesan on top and served with grilled toast. It's so good, we order seconds (something guests are invited to do with every dish on the menu).
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W.P. Carey: 3Q Earnings Snapshot
NEW YORK – NEW YORK (AP) _ W.P. Carey Inc. (WPC) on Friday reported a key measure of profitability in its third quarter.
The real estate investment trust, based in New York, said it had funds from operations of $159.8 million, or $1.48 per share, in the period.
Funds from operations is a closely watched measure in the REIT industry. It takes net income and adds back items such as depreciation and amortization.
The company said it had net income of $77.3 million, or 71 cents per share.
The real estate investment trust posted revenue of $179.3 million in the period.
W.P. Carey expects full-year funds from operations in the range of $5.34 to $5.44 per share.
The company's shares have decreased roughly 6 percent since the beginning of the year. The stock has dropped nearly 5 percent in the last 12 months.
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A study to assess awareness and attitudes of teachers towards primary school children with stuttering in Dakshina Kannada District, India
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A study on treatment outcome of registered tuberculosis cases under RNTCP in Udupi Taluk, Karnataka
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Andrade, L. S., Jaison, J., B, J., Lewis, C. R. & LC, P., 06-2021, In: Translational Research in Anatomy. 23, 100123.
A study on the sale of antimicrobial agents without prescriptions in pharmacies in an urban area in south India
Rathnakar, U. P., Sharma, N. K., Garg, R., Unnikrishnan, B. & Gopalakrishna, H. N., 10-08-2012, In: Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research. 6, 6, p. 951-954 4 p.
A study on the role of heart type fatty acid binding protein in the diagnosis of acute myocardial infarction
Kabekkodu, S. P., Mananje, S. R. & Saya, R. P., 01-01-2016, In: Journal of Clinical and Diagnostic Research. 10, 1, p. OC07-OC10
A study on the role of (+)-catechin in suppression of HepG2 proliferation via caspase dependent pathway and enhancement of its in vitro and in vivo cytotoxic potential through liposomal formulation
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A study on the protective effect of single dose of N-2- mercaptopropionyl glycine administration prior to renal reperfusion on wistar rats
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A study on the prevalence of type 2 diabetes in coastal Karnataka
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A study on the prevalence of depression among adolescent medical students, SS institute of medical sciences & research centre, Davangere, Karnataka
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A study on the performance characteristics of light emitting diodes from reliability prospective
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A study on the microstructural parameters of 550 keV electron irradiated lexan polymer films
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A study on the increasing risks(Trauma) related to an ambulance for a paramedic and patient-A review
Gupta, R., Satish Shenoy, B., Chethan, K. N. & Zuber, M., 01-10-2019, In: International Journal of Mechanical and Production Engineering Research and Development. 9, 5, p. 791-802 12 p., IJMPERDOCT201970.
A study on the impact of patient-related parameters in the ability to spare parotid glands by intensity-modulated radiotherapy for head and neck squamous cell carcinomas
Bandlamudi, B., Sharan, K., Yathiraj, P., Singh, A., Reddy, A., Fernandes, D. & Srinivasa, V., 01-10-2018, In: Journal of Cancer Research and Therapeutics. 14, 6, p. 1220-1224 5 p.
A study on the human pancreaticobiliary duct system and ampulla region with their clinical considerations
Prasanna, L. C., D'Souza, A. S., Rajagopal, K. V. & Bhat, K. M. R., 01-01-2015, In: Indian Journal of Gastroenterology. 34, 1, p. 58-62 5 p.
A Study on the Effect of Radiometric Variations on A Fuzzy Stereo Matching Algorithm: A Statistical Analysis
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A study on the effectiveness of inventory management and control system in a milk producer organisation
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A study on the dermatoglyphic pattern of the right thumb among Malaysian medical students
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A study on the ASAP nano-silver solution on pathogenic bacteria and candida
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A study on the antecedents and consequences of customer delight
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A study on terrorism vulnerability & insurance coverage-an Indian Scenario
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A study on technique of inventory management system with respect to aviation spare parts
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A study on stroke and its outcome in young adults (15-45 Years) from coastal South India
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A study on scalp hair health and hair care practices among Malaysian medical students
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A Study on Relative Contributions of the History, Physical Examination and Investigations in Making Medical Diagnosis
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Mute's latest signing, Land Observations, announces details of a London show on 13 September at Cafe Oto. The London show follows the release of Land Observations' album debut, Roman Roads IV – XI, out on 3 September 2012.
Land Observations is the solo project of James Brooks, which debuted at the Short Circuit presents Mute festival at the Roundhouse in May 2011.
Brooks' previous band, Appliance, released four critically acclaimed albums on Mute before disbanding. Since then, Brooks has developed his visual and audio art with various shows across the UK, North America and Europe (his current exhibition, The Information Exchange, is at Domobaal, London, WC1 until August 2012). Throughout, music has remained a constant, with Brooks now connecting his conceptual approaches to instrumental musical compositions.
Attempts to develop a new project alongside the visual art meant that Brooks did a lot of home recording at his flat in Hackney, East London. Land Observations, developed out of an interest in the former Roman roads that lay just a short walk from his front door – roads of communication and conquest that stretch from the old City of London and out across parts of Britain, Europe and beyond.
Land Observations sees Brooks exploring the power of minimalism via layered, repetitive electric VI string guitar to create warm, evocative instrumentals. Although Brooks spent considerable time researching Roman Roads – with each of the compositions responding to the psychogeography of an individual road – this isn't just an historical project, or an attempt to look only into the past. There is an obvious fascination with Roman Roads as man made structures, with their bold lines carving through the landscape, creating an album that's a reflection on the broader ideas of travel, momentum and progress.
Roman Roads IV – XI is released on Mute on CD, vinyl and download, with packaging featuring original drawings by Brooks. The album was recorded at the Bridge and Tunnel Mobile, Berlin and engineered and mixed by Mark Bihler and James Brooks.


Just what is it with mobile phones? - Planetfem UK - What Women Want!
It's been said many times that mobile phones might be bad for you, but exactly what is everyone talking about?
Our phones have become part of our daily lives, and how on earth we ever lived without them before the 90's is anyone's guess. But alongside the massive adoption of the mobile are concerns about what it might be doing to our health and our mind-sets. Just what could be so bad though – quite a lot apparently, according to Medical Daily.
Relationships come under pressure because of the mobile phone. People are often staring at their screens, so generally don't communicate as well with people around them. It has been noted that the phone makes you appear less open to talking, so it's harder to meet people. In families too, using phones at the dinner table or at other times when families should be talking is an issue in some homes.
Stress levels increase because we are always contactable. No-one really leaves the office properly anymore. Your smartphone is in your hand and you are always contactable. When it beeps, flashes and vibrates, you are more on edge, and don't relax properly. In a study conducted at the University of Gothenburg, Sweden, researchers found high mobile phone use was associated with stress and sleep disturbances for women, whereas high mobile phone use was associated with sleep disturbances and symptoms of depression in men.
Believe it or not, your handy phone holds quite a few germs too. The residue you may see on your mobile can contain more disease-prone germs than those found on a toilet seat. In one London-based study, 92 % of phones sampled had bacteria on them, and 16 % had E. Coli. Turns out too that faecal matter can easily be transferred by cell phones – yuk!
Chronic pain can result from excessive phone use. Aside from getting sore typing fingers, back pain is common with increased cell phone use, especially if you hold the phone between your neck and shoulders as you multitask.
Staring at your mobile device can cause sight problems later in life. Screens on mobile devices tend to be smaller than computer screens, making you squint and strain to read.
We need our phones, but bearing all this in mind, it might be a good idea to cut back on phone use a little. Food for thought…..


adult company (ie, those aged 16 or over).
which has separate activities. Information about the Young Set is here.
When is the best time for adults (16+) to join?
New members are welcome for for Annie which begins rehearsal on Monday 21st January 2019 for performance in May. All are welcome, but men are especially needed.
We also need stage crew, programme sellers and ushers to help with the performances in May. The main backstage work starts at the end of April, but please contact us now, so that we can invite you along to meet our stage manager and some of the members.
Either way, don't delay contacting us - once we have your details, we'll be able to let you know of arrangements as they arise.
If you can sing in tune at reasonable volume, and you like enjoyable hard work, then you have all the experience you need to get started in the chorus or in a supporting role.
All our members are keen amateurs just like you. We have an experienced director, musical director and choreographer who will show you what to do, and other friendly members who will help.
If you do have previous performing experience then you can also consider auditioning for some of the principal parts, but a previous appearance in the chorus will help to ensure you know how we work.
A lot less than playing golf, and most certainly a lot more fun !
Annual subscription is £16 (£15 if you pay by direct debit). It is payable on joining, and expires in September each year.
New members also pay an enrolment fee of £30.
All performing members also pay a production fee of £50 for each production in which they appear, whether as a principal or as a member of the chorus. There are no daily or weekly rehearsal fees.
Scripts for some shows are available on loan against a returnable deposit of £25.
We will pay for hire of your main costumes, but you may also need to find or buy some accessories, eg belts and shoes.
We now audition the chorus as well as the principal parts. Interested new members are still welcome to attend the pre-audition rehearsals to decide whether they wish to become members, but auditions for principals and chorus are open only to members, so if you wish to audition you will need to become a member (paying the enrolment fee and annual subscription) before the audition day. Script deposits are payable when you take the script. The production fee is payable by the first Sunday rehearsal.
Backstage workers do not pay a production fee, and are not necessarily required to become members, but are encouraged to do so at either the Full Member rate (as above, which confers voting rights) or as an associate member at a reduced rate of £5 which covers newsletters and allows participation in social events.
Will I be able to audition for the main parts?
All members are entitled to audition for adult roles, and assistance will be given in a pre-audition rehearsal. If you don't have previous experience in a musical theatre group, its a good idea to take a chorus part in one of our shows so you know more about the way we work. You will probably find this helps if you decide to audition for the main parts in future shows.
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HOPEFULLY the ferry will run on FOUR engines for a long time,it was a real problem traveling in times past when only ONE engine was in service,the others suffered a "breakdown" or lack of fuel!!
The Gambia Ports Authority�s Ferry Services Unit (GPA), has confirmed the operation of the Kanilai Ferry today Friday, 9th November 2018, after undergoing two months of maintenance at the GPA which Shipyard.
�We scrapped marine growths under the ferry, which can reduce the speed, and also clean and replaced the metal plates,� he said; that they have special machines that can test the plates to see to it that they are of quality; that they replace any plate which has lost quality, with a new one.
As part of the maintenance process, Gassama said the ferry was repainted especially the underneath, with necessary materials plastered on it, to protect the bottom against marine growth; that the deck is cleaned and painted as well. �The four engines were maintenance and now the ferry is safer and ready for operations,� he said.
He said the maintenance was done by Gambians and with limited resources. This he said is �impressive�.


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Iran Hands Over Response to Uranium Deal
IRAN NUCLEAR: Iranian state media say the government has presented its response to a United Nations-brokered nuclear fuel deal. The state-owned Al-Aram television station said an envoy delivered the response Thursday to the U.N.'s International Atomic Energy Agency, which is based in Vienna. Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad said his country is "ready to cooperate" with Western powers, but details of the response to the IAEA were not immediately released. Mr. Ahmadinejad said during a televised address in the northeastern city of Mashhad that Western nations have moved from "confrontation to cooperation."
PAKISTAN: U.S. President Barack Obama made an overnight trip to a military air base in (the state of) Delaware to meet a plane carrying the bodies of 18 U.S. soldiers and civilian personnel recently killed in Afghanistan. Mr. Obama took off from the White House lawn aboard the presidential helicopter late Wednesday night for Dover Air Force Base. The trip was revealed only to a small group of reporters on condition of secrecy. The president held a private meeting with the families of the fallen Americans at a base chapel after his arrival.
OBAMA - WAR DEAD: U.S. President Barack Obama made an overnight trip to a military air base in (the state of) Delaware to meet a plane carrying the bodies of 18 U.S. soldiers and civilian personnel recently killed in Afghanistan. Mr. Obama took off from the White House lawn aboard the presidential helicopter late Wednesday night for Dover Air Force Base. The trip was revealed only to a small group of reporters on condition of secrecy. The president held a private meeting with the families of the fallen Americans at a base chapel after his arrival.
AFGHANISTAN: Afghan election officials say they are planning to increase the number of voting stations in next week's presidential runoff election, despite concerns that it could lead to even more fraud than the first vote. Foreign election observers had recommended scaling back the more than 6,000 polling centers used in the first round after auditors found more than one million fraudulent votes. Many fake ballots are believed to have come from remote polling stations that either never opened or did not have observers monitoring the vote.
CHINA - US - TRADE: The United States and China have opened trade talks as the two sides search for common ground on a range of issues from climate change to trade disputes. In his opening remarks at the talks, in the eastern Chinese city of Hangzhou, U.S. Commerce Secretary Gary Locke said it is critical that the two sides make concrete, demonstrable progress during the meetings. Locke said it is important the two countries show their people that the U.S. and China can work together. The annual meeting of the U.S.-China Joint Commission on Commerce and Trade comes just weeks before President Barack Obama makes his first visit to China.
ASIA - ECONOMY: The International Monetary Fund says that while Asia is leading the world out of its economic slump, it must adapt to softer demand from major Western export markets. In its latest economic outlook, released Thursday, the IMF forecast what it called an "impressive recovery" for Asia, with regional growth speeding up to 5.75 percent in 2010, up from a projected 2.75 percent this year. The IMF cautioned, however, that demand from large G-7 economies was likely to stay weak for some time, limiting demand for Asian exports. It said that this would keep growth next year well below the region's 6.6 percent average over the past 10 years.
AUSTRALIA - CHINA: China is sending a top-level official to Australia this week for the first time since a series of disputes this year raised tensions between the two countries. Premier Li Keqiang, who is considered to be a potential future candidate for president in China, will arrive in Australia late Thursday for talks with Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd. Li's trip to Australia is part of a three nation mini-tour that includes stops in New Zealand and Papua New Guinea.
SOMALIA - PIRACY: The European Union naval force says pirates have seized a Thai fishing boat off the east coast of Africa. In a statement Thursday, the naval force said pirates on two fast boats, or skiffs, attacked the Thai vessel more than 1,000 kilometers off Somalia's coast. The EU said a naval force plane spotted pirates on board the Thai ship taking it back to Somalia. They say they are monitoring the ship. In the same area on Tuesday, the EU naval force stopped the hijacking of a French vessel and captured seven pirates involved.
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Talking with Claire Evans of Yacht
Claire Evans is both a science editor and member of the hot indie rock band YACHT.
Talking with Claire Evans of Yacht Claire Evans is both a science editor and member of the hot indie rock band YACHT. Check out this story on citizen-times.com: http://avlne.ws/1iDo31A
Becky Upham Published 12:27 p.m. ET April 21, 2014
Claire Evans: "Sometimes when I perform I feel like I'm floating above my own body."(Photo: special to Scene)
Yes, she rocks. Claire Evans is part of the L.A. band YACHT, known for its catchy, synth-heavy tunes. But she's also a big brain, serving as editor-at-large of Omni Reboot, the digital reincarnation of the science and science fiction magazine Omni. The combo makes her a perfect fit for Moogfest, where she plays a nighttime show April 24 and leads a panel April 26.
The panel, Science Fiction and the Synthesized Sound, discusses what music will sound like in the future (or on other planets).
Scene caught up with Evans to get her take on the fest.
QUESTION: What's inspiring you right now?
ANSWER: This may sound kind of corny, but I would say the future inspires me. I tend to be a future-leaning person. The future is the great unknown, with equal potential for incredible possibility and disaster. That you can have an effect on the future, and that it can have an effect on you — it inspires and galvanizes me.
Q: You have a lot of interests beyond music — you are a science journalist and you recently published a book of essays. How do these different parts of you enrich your work as a musician?
A: That's hard to quantify. YACHT's approach to music has taken many different forms. It started (with Jona) as a one-person laptop band; when I joined, it became a two-person pop group. Now we're a four-person rock band.
We do all of our own design, we direct our own videos for our music. Anything we do together, we will call it YACHT. (This includes not only writing, but also projects like the development of a television series and co-creating Shangri-La Perfume.) It keeps us from being complacent or bored. Everything we are creating is valid and adds into a larger cohesive body of work. The hope is that it is greater than the sum of its parts.
Even if I am doing something that seems totally off the trail, it still enriches and informs me in some way. It can be turned onto a new idea and my work will be enhanced…or maybe that's an excuse for wanting everything.
Q: Do you consider yourself a natural performer?
A: Yes, I would consider myself a natural performer. I know I'm not the greatest singer — but then again, all of my favorite singers couldn't really sing. I enjoy connecting with the audience. It is crazy…the inherent absurdity of people standing in front of you, paying to watch you jump around for an hour. Sometimes when I perform I feel like I'm floating above my own body. Pushing past the constructs of how audience and performer are supposed to act — that's what is interesting. Finding the something real and authentic in that setting, even if that thing is terror or embarrassment…those are the moments that I am interested in.
Q: Do you enjoy playing festivals?
A: We like to say that playing a festival is like having an art show at an airport: thousands of people see the art, but no one is there to see it. It can be a difficult thing. You have a lot less control, and the wall between the performer and the person moving speakers and cords around the stage comes down immediately. The moment you stop performing you have to gather your stuff and run…that sort of destroys the mystique. But Moogfest isn't like a normal festival. Moogfest is utopia. I am so excited about Moogfest.
Q: What are you excited about?
A: I am there all four days, and I want to take it all in. I want to see Janelle Monae, Nile Rodgers (as part of Chic), and Kraftwerk, obviously. But I might be even more excited about the daytime panels — the future of creativity, the sounds of space, that's my wheelhouse.
Q: On your website you talk about how important creativity is to happiness. Can you elaborate?
A: Creativity is the act of making something out of nothing. It is an inherently philosophical thing and a spiritual thing. How could we have emerged from nothing? That question is the core of both scientific and spiritual inquiry. When you create anything, you recreate that question. It may drive us mad, because we can never know the answer, but it is endlessly interesting. You do it, and step back and look at whatever it is: something that wasn't there until you decided to do it.
Check out Claire Evans
The band YACHT performs 12:30 a.m.-1:30 a.m. April 24 at the New Earth main room, 38 N French Broad Ave. Evans' panel Science Fiction and the Synthesized Sound takes place 1-4 p.m. April 26 upstairs in the Masonic Temple, 80 Broadway.
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In spite of the lawyers.
LB1, of course, is the name of the first subfossil cranium identified as a Homo floresiensis. Images.
Exciting news is all over the media of the remarkable announcement of how crowded it was on Earth almost fifty thousand years ago. Of course, cryptozoologists and hominologists had figured this out long ago. Images.
The economical slowdown is bad news for Homo floresiensis research. Images.
This is the new complete-body reconstruction of LB1, Homo floresiensis, by the Parisian paleoartist Elisabeth Daynès. Images.


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India's nuclear deal
Posted on April 7, 2006 by V.Isvarmurti
Many unanswered questions
India is an open country and there is much vitality in the system to express fearless opinion. Only this fearlessness might perhaps give India its fuller strength in times of challenge and might compensate for what deficiencies we find in the present governance.
There is an air of complacency and self-congratulation in New Delhi! After the Indo-US nuclear deal everything seems to have been settled for this government. As Kuldip Nayar points out that the nuclear deal has only opened up some unsettled issues for not only India but more so for Pakistan and China. There are so many on-going talks, with the two countries and with China there is a border discussion at the moment and Defence Minister has postponed his visit to China and there are anxieties about how the strategic relationships with the two countries, also with USA, will all evolve.
The nuclear deal's pros and cons would be revealed only when progress is made in Washington and New Delhi. Already in India there are questions raised by Opposition parties and experts, nuclear scientists and diplomats who can be believed to know many of the finer prints in the deal's text. The Indian public is really kept in the dark. Not just the public domain, even Parliament is kept out of the Indo-Us pacts on strategic, economic, defence relations.
Under the Indian Constitution, there is no obligation for the government of the day to do anything more than just inform the Parliament and then carry on implementation of such far reaching international agreements and obligations. In the nuclear deal where the scientists and diplomats have expressed the fears, justified, by the perceived weighted disadvantages against India, as one diplomat says in a column that "the text of the deal is weighted against India, factually incorrect and replete with ambiguities"(Satish Chandra).
So, after all the Opposition's anxieties are not born out of any partisan considerations. The Singh government in particular, already lacking in political legitimacy, the PM is just a nominated one and he had developed a style of doing things in secrecy and keeping the public domain in the dark. This is not a healthy style for India and as the editorials in our media demand we need to amend the Constitution so that the government of the day don't do things without wider public debate and also distort national consensus on such vital matters within a given five year term to any incumbent government. The Indo-US nuclear deal had gone off well, as on date. There is widespread appreciation inside India as well as in the US too. One hopes this outward consensus is going to turn a new chapter in India's relations with the USA, the world's so-called only Super Power.
What should be the sources of concern for Indians is the long history of our rather uneasy relationship with the US. Kuldip Nayar has written that how when I.K. Gujral, as PM, met Bill Clinton the US President mentioned that US had almost didn't know India at all! Yes, such was the ignorance of US politicians. Now, after Clinton, Bush has come as a much more forthcoming President. It is his insistence to have a deal that led to this latest strategic partnership. But the whole world knows that George Bush desperately needs some image change. From being a war monger he seeks to go down as a peace maker. Peaceful relationship with India would win him so many new friends, Bush knows well. Better late than never!
The nuclear deal is not just a one step and one-time achievement. The issue begs so many questions. Even the Congress Working Committee "expressed the hope the agreement would effectively end the nuclear apartheid" for India. The CWC knows well that there are more problems ahead. One is the current on-going Iran vote which India cast twice along with the USA. As the Left MPs pointed out that India by singing the deal should not feel satisfied or become complacent but play its role for a nuclear free and not help to open up an arms race.
Much more significant are the views expressed by scientists closely associated with the Atomic energy programme. Dr. A. Gopalakrishnan, former chairman of the Atomic Regulatory Board, says (Asian Page14, March, 2006) India should not follow the West blindly and vote against Iran just to please the USA. As everyone knows, it was US policies in the past, by helping Iraq in the Iran-Iraq wars, that now had led to isolating Iran which now feels threaded for lack of a detterance. Hence, its nuclear programme.
As pointed out by many experts and observers, India, instead of following the pro-US stance so blatantly, must become pro-active to bring along Russia and China with its brokering a consensus so that a confrontation with Iran is avoided. From what the impression the PM has given so far is that such thoughts are not on the minds of the government. It is here the importance or non-importance of the role played by the PM in articulating India's foreign policy in the current context. In the case of Dr.Singh he, as Winston Churchill famously said of his successor, Clement Atlee "He is a modest man and he has much to be modest about"
As the TV screens displayed the whole India and the world seen we saw an American President, despite his falling ratings walked with his usual swagger while the Indian Prime Minister was modesty personified to the point of getting a pat or two from his distinguished visitor, rather patronising pat and also our PM walked and stood not in full control of the events but rather as a diffident self. This gave me a rather not so confident a national mood.
Also, some how I couldn't bring myself to approve of the PM's way of governance which is devoid of all political inputs and many secretive players, more the retired and faceless persons guiding the major decisions that could affect the fate of the generations of Indians. Parliament or the Cabinet seem to have debated the issues, the inputs from the independent intelligentsia was plentiful and that angle only gives me hope that India is an open country and there is much vitality in the system to express fearless opinion. Only this fearlessness might perhaps give India its fuller strength in times of challenge and might compensate for what deficiencies we find in the present governance.


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Comité d'action francophone Pontiac, Canada
Keywords: comité d'action francophone pontiac | fluer-de-lys (blue): 4 | maple leaf (green) 3 |
Heraldic Grant
Canada: Historic, Cultural, Economic, Government
"Comité d'action francophone Pontiac" has registered the Franco-Pontissois flag (Public registry of Canadian arms, flags and insignia, volume IV, p.74).
The flag is horizontally divided green-white-red. A yellow stripe stretching out over 40% of the flag width is placed along the hoist. The yellow stripe is charged with three green maple leaves. The white stripe is charged with four blue fleur-de-lys placed horizontally.
The green-white-red stripes recall the flag used by the Patriotes.
The three green maple leaves are taken from the arms of Quebec.
The four fleur-de-lys are also a symbol of Quebec.
Source: http://www.qouest.net/~sbeau/drapeau.htm
Ivan Sache, 06 March 2002
Interestingly, Pontiac is the only Quebec county I know of, where the Francophones have adopted their own flag. As far as I know, it is the only county where English is the language of the majority. It's interesting that their flag shows no symbol specific to Pontiac, only national Quebec symbols. The person who initiated the adoption of this flag contacted me a few years ago, shortly after it was granted.
Luc Baronian, 25 September 2005
COMITÉ D'ACTION FRANCOPHONE PONTIAC
LOGE CHEVALIER DE LORIMIER
Campbell's Bay, Quebec
Grant of a Flag
Vol. IV, p. 74
Description: The hoist Or a sprig of three maple leaves Vert, the fly tierced in fess Vert, Argent four fleurs-de-lis Azure, and Gules.
Pascal Vagnat, 1 August 2005


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A big muscle between my ears? What? Is that good or bad?
Well Israeli media certainly doesnt talk about Operation Paperclip where the US rescued thousands of Nazi scientists after the war, which shows how the Zionist Establishment only uses these accusations agsinst critics of Israel.
Are you referring to the 500 Hungarian refugees that came to Ireland from the 1956 Hungarian uprising?
Im referring to the WW2 refugees.
The Irish state did not have an open policy of attacking Germany, now, did it?
In fact it was "neutral", wasn't it?
The Taoiseach, De Valera, visited the consul in Dublin to pay tribute to Hitler, didn't he?
There is no place to compare Ireland of WWII with the USA during WWII!
Klaus Barbie worked for the CIA after the war. Werner von Braun created their space program.
I have found that Jews and anti-Semites generally have a lot in common with each in both positive and negative ways.
It is largely a myth. A few people managed to slip in but actually the government refused to give refuge to some of the fugitives.
And maybe another one for Munster antisemitism?
Identical positions until the US was attacked.
Upon its capture by the Arab Legion, the Jewish Quarter of the Old City was destroyed and its residents expelled. Fifty-eight synagogues – some hundreds of years old – were destroyed, their contents looted and desecrated. Some Jewish religious sites were turned into chicken coops or animal stalls. The Jewish cemetery on the Mount of Olives, where Jews had been burying their dead for over 2500 years, was ransacked; graves were desecrated; thousands of tombstones were smashed and used as building material, paving stones or for latrines in Arab Legion army camps. The Intercontinental Hotel was built on top of the cemetery and graves were demolished to make way for a highway to the hotel. The Western Wall became a slum area.
The expulsion of the Jews was part of the racist genocidal Arab plan for ethnic cleansing of Jerusalem and Palestine in 1948. This was announced by the Arab league, but it was instigated and planned in part by the Nazi Grand Mufti Hajj Amin Al Husseini, and his able relative, Abdel Khader Al-Husseini. The strategy included ambushes, constant shelling and sniper fire, a blockade of the Jerusalem road that resulted in near starvation, and invasion by armies of the Arab states. Over a thousand Jewish civilians were killed in Jerusalem alone during this campaign.
The Jewish Quarter had been under attack by Arab irregulars for many months and in desperate straits. Following the invasion by the Transjordanian Arab Legion, pressure increased. The fledgling Jewish army was no match for the Jordan Legion with its artillery, armored vehicles and British officered troops. Such was the inexperience a lot of the soldiers didn't know how to use their weapons. For several months a tiny Haganah force tried to defend the remaining inhabitants of the Jewish quarter, who numbered over 2,000. Most of the original Jewish community had fled during and after the pogroms of 1936. These were Jews whose families had lived in Jerusalem for generations. All but one of the 59 synagogues they had built were destroyed, and with them the culture, local history and traditions that stretched back centuries.
In fact the Zionist will to erase history as witnessed by the suppression of Yiddish and than Arabic among Jewish colonists as well as the destruction of hundreds of historic Churches and Mosques in Palestine is something that makes it so dangerous (as well as other historical buildings)..
Ah, Yadda, Yadda you thú!
Ignoring the likes of the above who insist "there is no evidence" etc, the following article attempts to actually answer the OP's question, granted it is pretty strongly spoken, at least compared to what you find in the domestic Irish media. But some good points are made.
Is fada anois o d'aithin an t-IRA leis na giudaigh. Sin an fath nach n-aontaim leat.
Is dócha go n-insíonn chuid focal Yitzhak Shamir a scéal fhéin, ach thóg chuid mhaith daoine eile de nós Gandhí ar taobh amháin, agus Ho Chi Minh ar an dtaobh eile, inspioráid ó Óglaigh na hÉireann agus an I.C.A.
''Michael Noyk (1884–1966) was born in Lithuanian town of Telšiai and moved to Dublin with his parents at the age of one. An Irish Republican activist and lawyer, he most famously defended republican prisoners during the War of Independence and afterwards. In the 1917 Clare East by-election he was a prominent worker for Eamon de Valera and in the 1918 general election was election agent for Countess Markievicz and Seán T. O'Kelly. He was later involved in renting houses and offices for all the ministries established under the first Dáil. During the War of Independence he regularly met Michael Collins in Devlin's pub on Parnell Square and helped to run the republican courts.
And lets not foget Sinn Fein founder Arthur Griffith who said that the 3 evils of the century were the Pirate, the Freemason and the Jew - and he described the Jews of London as "mostly of phenomenal ugliness and dirt, (who) had come out of their East End dens at the summons of their rabbis". He said it was "evident that they detested soap and water".
NB 4 Permanently Offended Revisionists & New Age Neo-Nazi Fascist Brexiteers & their Unionist West Brit Racist Anti-Semite 5th Column Allies in Occupied Ireland: That was a joke.
Ni cuis an Gaeilge inniu cuis an Ghiudachais.
OK, Ceart go leor, ach ní féidir an stair a athrú agus tá sé míceart is dócha é a athscríobh, agus dá réir bá Giúdach í Ellen Odette Cuffe, Seanadóir agus Uachtaráin Craobh Conradh na Gaeilge i Cúige Laighin..
Ellen Odette Cuffe, Countess of Desart (née Bischoffsheim; 1 September 1857 – 29 June 1933) was a London-born Jewish woman who was best known as an Irish politician, company director, Gaelicist (President of the Gaelic League for a time) and philanthropist in Ireland. She has been called '"the most important Jewish woman in Irish history".
She was interested in the Gaelic revival of the time and became a member of the Gaelic League and was elected its president, succeeding her brother-in-law, Captain Otway Cuffe, who was mayor of Kilkenny.
She was appointed to the Irish Free State Seanad Éireann as an independent member in December 1922 by the President of the Executive Council. She was one of four women elected or appointed to the first Seanad in 1922. She was the first Jew to serve as a Senator in Ireland. She was appointed for 12 years in 1922 and served until her death in 1933.
Apart from the fact that several Jews helped to establish the Irish Socialist Republican Party in the 1890s, Anti-Semitism is a form of Racism, and as such, Anti-Racism being one of the key tenets of Irish Republicanism, should have no place within the framework of Irish Republicanism..
The Breed Them White Apartheid system was devised in Westminster in 1837, and then exported from Australia to South Africa via Magdala & Adwa..
In 1963 the South African Minister for Justice Mr Vorster said he ''would be willing to exchange all the legislation of the Coercions Act (South African), for one clause of the Northern Ireland Special Powers Act.'' The South African Apartheid policy was a copy of the Australian Apartheid policy, whereby the Australian Aborigines were required to wear dog-collars when they left their 'reservations'. The idea originated in Westminister in the 1830s.
The 'branding system' was brought to Australia and the Aborigines were branded in a similar fashion in the 1800s, before it was introduced to South Africa. Hitler and Himmler didn't invent the 'branding system'. They just brought it to a whole new level.
In 1837, in a wood-panelled committee room in Westminister, a group of British MPs debated the way the settlers of Terra Australia should deal with their "indigenous problem". The all-party Commons select committee proposed a "protectorate system" under which the "care and custody" of all indigenous people was assumed by the state. Westminister suggested that Aborigines should live in settlements modelled on English villages, be introduced to christianity and their children educated by evangelists.
Harold Wagner only learned of his own history when he recieved a letter from the Adoption Boards in 1996 which informed him that his birth-mother was in fact an Aborigine "half-caste". He was an ex-police office whose only contact with Aborigines up to that point was when he was arresting them.
Wagner –''Aboriginals were the lowest of the low, virtually subhuman. I spent my life in the force using them as punchbags. Now I was being told I was one of them. I was a 55 year-old white man who had just being told he was black. It didn't really hit home unti I found an advert on my file offering me up for adoption. There I was, about three years-old, standing in a photograph wearing shorts and a little shirt. Beneath it the matron had written: "He's not as black as he look''.
However, this wasn't a new policy or idea. The first Anti-Gypsy Laws in Great Britain were devised in London by English Royals as far back as the 1540s. The first in 1541, followed by another in 1547 to include 'all able-bodied vagabonds', who were to be 'branded on their breasts with a V and made slaves for two years'. The Nazis branded the Jews in a similar fashion, although they started with the Roma and the Gypsies.
Writing in 1651, Sean O'Conaill, a 17th century Irish poet whose father had died on the forced transportation from Ulster, through the policy known as To Hell or to Connacht wrote ''The head of O'Connor they put on a spike, others they transported to Jamaica''. Some of those slaves were later transported in the late 1660s from the St Nicolas Abbey plantation in Barbados to a new plantation in South Carolina, and were among the first wave of slaves to reach the United States.
In 1665 new legislation was drawn up by the Scottish government which 'affirmed the transportation of all strong and idle beggars, Gypsies and criminals to Jamaica'. These Laws were brought in to facilitate the growing slave trade, which later extended to Africa.
Holocaust denial is mostly a factor among the lunatic fringe of Jew haters.
But if you surveyed Irish people asking them if they believed Israel was an apartheid State what would you think the result would be?
I think very few of them would be able to explain how the idea of the Apartheid System in South Africa originated in Westminster in the 1830's and arrived there via the Breed Them White Assimilation Program in Australia, how the branding system used by the British in the 16th (1547 Anti-Gypsy Act) and 17th centuries (1665 Anti-Vagabond Act), facilitated the trans-Atlantic slave-trade and predated the Australian and South African branding systems by approximately 200 years (290 if the 1547 Act and 1837 are the starting points), which in turn predated the Nazi branding of the Jews by 100 years..
Whatever else he was doing, he wasn't speaking as one of Haugheys Cabinet. What a truly bizarre comment and claim to make by Braum, if I have his name correct? No matter, he's filed under 'ignore' and 'skip.' What I don't understand about people like Flanagan, is why they make it their business to start attending Holocaust memorials when they 'apologize' for expressing Racist or Anti-Semitic sentiments. At least Holocaust deniers like Abbas just stuck to his 'apology', and hasn't resorted to that level of contemptible and risible hypocrisy and utter stupidity, and turned up where he wasn't welcome. Isn't a Flanagan at a Holocaust Memorial the equivalent of Michael Stone at a Miltown Massacre Memorial? Nothing riles a narcissist more than rejection..
You hasbara merchants need to be banned from Irish sites, all your efforts are aimed at undermining this country and bolstering the apartheid state of death.
Even PM Netanyahu, in a tweet, had to call out the clueless Simon Coveney on his support for palestinian terrorism - an issue he knows almost nothing about yet he still finances the likes of Trocaire and other Jew hating 'human rights' groups.
I don't think Coveney would have put it so delicately if Israel was financing loyalist death squads on this side of the world.
Or Shatter is another example.
The general rule seems to be that as long as Jews stay quiet and unnoticed, no problem.
Actually Goebbels used to rant and rave against Jewish "chutzpah". In other words he hated having to notice them when they displayed self-confidence or audacity.
I dunno about all of that, but what I do know is that it was Alan Shatters motion, 25 years ago this June, which was passed by 9 votes to 3 in the Dublin Council Chambers, which collectively punished Dublin working class communities because of an indiscriminate Bomb-Attack carried out by the British-backed Loyalist Death Squad, the Ulster Volunteer Force, in Dublin, on the 20th anniversary of the original 1974 Dublin & Monaghan Bombings. You. Literally. Could. Not. Make. It. Up. Birds of a feather, flock together, as they say, and prior to the indiscriminate 1994 Bomb-Attack on civilians by the UVF, Flanagan was a political ally of Higgins with whom he served with in the Fine Gael & Labour Government of the Mid-1970's. As passionate as such people were against censorship, and as much as they supported the right to free expression and free speech, insofar as the Anglo-Irish Conflict, Collusion and Censorship were concerned, that passion only extended as far as was required in order 'to keep up appearances' for the outside world, 'less a few awkward looks were cast in the direction of some of the loudest cheerleaders of 'human rights' in Ireland, and a few awkward questions asked about the sharp discrepancy which existed between the level of interest displayed in a conflict 3,000 miles away, and the other, 90 miles from Dublin, but even at that, the people who ultimately took credit for ending the Broadcasting Ban in Ireland against Republicans, and indeed Nationalists not under the control of the State, served in the Government which oversaw the Heavy Gang, so-named because of the physical abuse they were known for inflicting on suspects, a Jury-less Court system with a catalogue of cases concerning human rights abuses, the extradition of dozens of Nationalists to be Interned or to face trial in the draconian courts in the Occupied 6 Counties, who, to this day, have as much remorse as Ernst Blythe had in the 1960's for the Ballyseedy Massacre, and Soldier F, the British Army soldier currently facing trial for the murder of several innocent Irish civilians in 1972 has displayed for his victims in 2019: None.


Persimmon Homes has submitted a full planning application to Stockport Council for 206 homes and parkland with three dedicated play areas at Midland Road, a site first granted outline consent in 2006.
The proposals for the site, which lies between Cheadle Hulme, Davenport and Bramhall, include a range of detached, semi-detached and mews homes and one-bedroom apartments.
Persimmon said that the scheme can "create a healthy community for new and existing residents, while assisting Stockport Council in meeting its objectively assessed housing need and add to the local authority's revenues".
Outline planning for the Midland Road site, close to the Cheadle Hulme recycling centre and behind Jewson on Adswood Road, was first granted in 2006. The site was used as a tip until 1974 before the land was capped in the early 1990s.
A previous proposal for the site saw a consent granted for 163 managed flats for the elderly, which expired in December 2016. Persimmon submitted a scoping report for this iteration of the development in February this year.
The housebuilder said that the parkland and associated footpaths and cycle paths included in the project will provide expanded opportunities for recreation. The site in total is 38.3 acres and lies to the west of Midland Road, around 2km to the north of Bramhall's village centre. The project is intended to take four years to deliver.
Mark Cook, regional managing director of Persimmon Homes North West said: "The building of new homes is crucial to economic growth. has a direct impact on economic output, averaging 3% of GDP in the last decade. For every new home built, up to two new jobs are created for a year.
"From a local economic perspective, the building of new homes plays a significant role in attracting and retaining a skilled workforce and generating additional income for existing residents and revenues for local authorities.
When tests were carried out on the land they found asbestos under the ground and deemed the site unsuitable. They said the land should not be disturbed. Now it seems perfectly fine to be built on and no reason for the change has been produced, why now is it ok?
The roads are already congested. Getting an appointment at the doctors takes weeks already. Our local school is over subscribed . The land is heavily contaminated, so as usual profits before people. A very unhappy Midland Road resident here!
No mention of this being on contaminated land!
When will this ever stop? beyond the headlines of 206 new homes and more income for the council for over 30 years this land has been proven to be contaminated beyond residential use. Leave it alone.
This land is the old landfill site and full of nasty hazardous substances, that would be detrimental to the environment and health of those living adjacent to the land. Who, in their right mind would want to live on top of mercury, asbestos and other deadly substances ??
Why put more pressure on our services.
Roads-Shools- Doctors and give our children a chance to grow up in a nice area.
No thank you to the disturbance of the landfill site.
400 more cars in an already congested area.
The roads are already congested. Getting an appointment at the doctors takes weeks already. Our local school is over subscribed . The land is heavily contaminated, so as usual profits before people. These previous comments, by a disgruntled resident sum up exactly the feelings of the resisidents of the Midland Road area, so I am happy to second them!
Building hundreds of homes on heavily contaminated land (as shown by the various surveys already completed) in an area with inadequate infrastructure is madness. As earlier comments have noted traffic in this area is extremely busy at peak times and the nearest school is already struggling to cope with the number of pupils in the area. What person would want to buy a home where they could never extend, or grow vegetables in their garden due to the contaminated land beneath? Stockport council need to listen to the local residents and reject this proposal.
Who would want to live on contaminated land ? It already takes forever to get through the lights on Midland Road ! Doctors always too busy to get an appointment. When will persimmon ever give up !
"Create a healthy community" really?
Living on toxic land that so far has not been built on because there has been no way to make the site safe for those who will live there and for surrounding residents during the building process?
No mention that no extensions or conservatories will be allowed as they are not planning on making all of the ground safe, just the bit they want to actually build on. Also, only specific plants allowed to be planted in the gardens due to the toxic waste, so no home grown veg or fruit trees. And the fact not one consultant or employee for persimmon homes would live there when asked.
I think lloyd has said pretty much what I was going to say but what I will add is that a representative from RSK (company who have been involved in the testing of the land) stated that he couldn't understand why Persimmon bought the land in the first place and also when asked if he would live there "not a chance" was the answer. The junction at the top of midland road is ridiculous already, with an extra 300+ cars god knows what it will be like. Just to reiterate, no additional building work will be permitted on the houses, no deep rooted trees and shrubs and also growing of food for consumption prohibited. Prospective buyers need to be made aware of these issues before they even consider purchasing one (if permission granted) these issues need to be made public and shouted from the rooftops.
Seems to be a lot of arm chair Environmental Health Officers on the forum, maybe we should wait for the Land Contamination Report and suggested mitigation measures before judging it unfit for development… better yet everyone in the Country seems to be moaning about the refuse collections, maybe Viridor would be interested in extending their recycling plant and expand capacity for the locals.
I think its a great idea, making safe contaminated land, building much needed homes, this is what developers should be doing. Unhappy NIMBY's are just the same people who then go on to complain how their kids cant afford a house because house prices are too high etc.
good going, persimmon, get it done and get em built!
Persimmon Homes need to seriously fix problems with previous developments before trying to build new ones!
The last comment by someone who just gave their initials just wondering do they live in the area affected by this proposal? I am not a nimby but this land is heavily contaminated fact. Anyone who buys a property will not be able to plant vegetables or fruit trees. No not good old Persimmon, you have threatened me and my neighbours with the sword of Damocles since 1979 when I moved here!
Unless its near my house. . .
I was witness to the persimmon consultation event they held, they couldn't answer quite simple questions nor did they want to. I got told from one rep that the methane is 'just like our farts' I'm using his terms not mine!!! I also asked if they knew what risks it could have on a pregnant women's Fetus – to be told they were 'usure'. When I asked the the young lady rep if she would buy one of those houses and start her family there she replied 'well obviously not!' Now I maybe wrong but these are supposed to be educated people in a professional field and they couldn't even be honest and speak any sense! I'm appalled that they think any planning would get passed – all the reasons in the comments speak volumes – it's dangerous, unsafe, and the areas services couldn't even facilitate any more residents. Especially medically sick ones which will increase if the build was to go ahead!
Remediation is remediation, if the land is remediation the contamination issue has been satisfied.
Perhaps these young educated reps simply dont want to live in that area, I wouldn't either.
Personally if the site is so contaminated that its hazardous I would want it remediating to a livable standard to prevent this contamination spreading.
What a ridiculously unbalanced article. This application is totally unsuitable. The access to the site is through a busy residential area, which will be a nightmare when the new house are there let alone during the construction. And the site is contaminated to the point that the residents won't be able to plant anything in their gardens. Is the extra income to the council really worth risking the health of the families that live in the area when this former dump is disturbed?
The site isn't contaminated beyond remediation – it has always previously been considered too expensive to remediate but presumably Persimmon have now done the sums and it adds up. Also isn't a former landfill site – the issue has always been landfill gas leaching from the adjacent former landfill site.
Paul Hughes, if you want balanced journalism then Place North West, a news resource for property and development professionals, is probably not the place to be looking. The article is almost certainly little more than a rehashing (if not word for word repeating) of a press release that will have been put out by Persimmon.
Finally, all those who clearly know – perhaps I should say 'care' – a lot about the potential for development in this location, I suggest you look at the planning application documents on the council's website (they weren't yet there when I looked yesterday) rather than basing your opinion on prior knowledge, rumour and the very limited detail given in this article.
There seems to be alot of pre-judgement and speculation here, given that when I last looked no details of the Planning Application were available on the Planning Portal, so we don't know the detail of what is proposed.
This is obviously a Persimmon press release and they are selling the positives, they want to build houses – that's what they do. Other commentators here, are clearly are opposed to any development and are accentuating the negative. Both are entitled to express their views, the truth one suspects will be somewhere in the middle.
Unfortunately, we have a national shortage of housing and it has to go somewhere, government planning policy promotes brownfield sites, like this, in preference to greenbelt land, a policy supported by our MP, Mary Robinson. Greenbelt land is already under pressure around Stockport and 3,500 people (including myself) signed a petition against further greenbelt development and called upon the council to prioritise the development of brownfield land. Most brownfield sites have been contaminated, by their former uses, but numerous heavily contaminated sites such as Gasworks, Steelworks and Colliery's have been successfully redeveloped. Issues like school places, doctors etc are common to any major development, wherever it is built.
Frankly I don't envy the Council, they are between a rock and a hard place on this one, and I wouldn't be local councillor for all the tea in China !
I'm not against development of houses, if the site wasn't contaminated and considered hazardous in the past I would have no objection. Houses need to be built. To build on land which unsuitable and a risk just because it would have a more desirable postcode so boosting profits is not ok.
Contaminated land. – water supply- disturbance of air pollutants. Of course none if this will be taken into account when the mighty dollar is in the equation, eh Persimmon Homes!


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