... BARNBY Detail plans for a building for cattle rearing at High Bank Farm, East Barnby, for Ann E. Nappey. GLAISDALE Renewal of consent for one caravan at OS field no 1140, Low Wood Lane, Lealholm, for Mr R. A. Alexander. ...

... 55 ) per week is availduring training, a pension scheme e High Wycombe the day or night. s (Chiltern) Ltd., enden Road, High BANK ...

... gunpowder, hear the roar of Samrday 27th, Sunday 28th & cannons and muskets, the beat of : drums, and see the flags held high. Bank HOhday Monday zgth AugUSt All day long there is activity -in the morning sentries are posted, and soldiers drill in preparation ...

... gunpowder, hear the roar of Satul'day 27th, Sunday 28th & cannons and muskets, the beat of . drums, and see the flags held high. Bank Holiday Monday 29th August i~ Tty b the morning sentries are posted, and soldiers drill in preparation then at 3pm the battle ...

... #l3 billion last year. The much vaunted debtdefault problem, (which our British banks so glibly cite as the reason for our high bank charges), is in fact peripheral, only a handful of African and Latin American countries have defaulted during this decade ...

... silver and hopefully retain my place for Claydon next time! Calvert’s Paul Beckett put in a very good performance from the high bank totalling 6-13-0 of identical three ounce skimmer bream. Just one ounce behind came Marsh Gibbon's Adrian North. roach and ...

... into his gud- geon nest and was removed at the speed of light! Rodbenders ‘A’ fishing artist, Norman Carter, fishing the high bank at the end of the second pound, was a very close third with 5-14-8 of gudgeon and small roach whilst B. Sunners of High Wycombe ...

... within the roof space. Access is by a private drive and the houses are screened from the hotel car park by a 1.2 metre high banking planted with leylandi trees and hawthorn bushes. The submitted plan also indicates the division of the hotel car park by ...

... to carry, they don their waders at the car and clump their way clumsily down to the water. Once there, they stand on the high banking where they can watch a_whole stretch of the river for signs of moving fish. Almost at once, they are rewarded by the sight ...

... athologist Lr. Andrew she was sittin Despite braking, he was ; Tudway, diagnosed the g. . unable to stop beFore collid- High-banked hedgerows . ce¢”of death as acute She_ was taken to l}ospltal ing with Mrs. Ward's car and and trccsover-shgqowmfgthe pneumonia ...

... in Redbourne Road where there is no footpath on a section which is too narrow for large vehicles to pass, and there are high banks either side. It was reported that one landowner was prepared to negotiate with the county council for the removal of his ...

... Lanarkshire and also changed the flow of the river in several different places. mother nature. It 1S an ongoing process whereoy high banks are undercut along the outside of a curve while sand and gravel is deposited along the inside. Gradually, the river moves ...