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... SPEAK Det lnsp Jessop said the police were very grateful to Shepherd Neame for giving them the opportunity to speak to a gathering of landlords. The drugs squad in Kent are always anxious to address such groups, because problems resulting from the wider ...

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... PLAIN SPEAKING It is amazing that there are still a few PIM are extihoiting the dangers of their CI for their ends, or who try evade bearing their share in the national effort. They are those who try to (144 as little work as they can get away with. They ...

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... Lazy speaking Could more be devoted in schools to the English language? the panel were asked. Mr. Mlles recalled that when he attended the Hernhill School as an infant, the then headmaster always said that a child spoke one language in school and another ...

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... Speak out SIR, The next month will be crucial for education. By the end of July, the Treasury will have decided how much is going to be spent on schools and higher education next year.. This year's cuts cannot be stopped but with sufficient public protest ...

... Speaking for the people COUNCILLORS Andrew Os- I borne and Gerry Wilkinson are the first councillors for many years to speak for the people of Faversham, whose number k greatly in face's of the resident membership of the political parties. We feel that ...

... THE DUMB SPEAKS. A Cardiffcorrespondent sends the following extraordinary story : A most singular experience has just befallen a Ithondda collier, named David Davies, of Trsherbert. Ile was one of the many sufferers by the memorable explosion at renycraig ...