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Monthly Archives: September 2014
Destiny Vendor "Xur" is in a New Location, Items for Sale This Week Listed
September 19, 2014 Written by Alex Co
If you’ve been playing Destiny since launch, chances are you’re already well over level 20. Now, if our posted farming tips hasn’t worked out the way you planned — or you need something better, then the answer to that is Xur.
For those not familiar with Xur – Agent of the Nine, he’s a hooded Read more [...]
MD short-listed for award
THE managing director of First Hampshire, Dorset and Berkshire has been shortlisted for a national bus industry award.
Marc Reddy has been short-listed for manager of the year for a large operator in the annual awards organised by Route One, the coach and bus industry trade magazine. Since being appointed to the role last year, Mr Reddy has been responsible for a business which comprises 1,200 staff based at 11 depots, including Portsmouth and Fareham.Mr Reddy joined Read more [...]
‘Listed’ boost for Horncastle Lion Theatre
Horncastle’s popular Lion Theatre looks set to continue to thrive amid calls for it to be added to a list of ‘protected’ buildings.
The Theatre - one of the town’s most successful organisations - is based at the Red Lion complex in the High Street.However, fears about its future were raised earlier this year when the Red Lion public house was shut and put on the market.The Theatre has continued to thrive and will stage its latest production The Ladykillers, Read more [...]
Insurance’s capital glut
The most benign claims conditions for years helped most insurance companies report impressively profitable combined ratios (which compare claims to premiums) during the recent half-year reporting season. But it's also clear that pricing remains under significant pressure, and that’s hurting sentiment. In fact, shares in all the insurers have fallen since early July, with those of Hiscox
(HSX), esure
(ESUR) and Admiral
(ADM) under especially strong pressure.
Low claims
The first half of 2014 Read more [...]
East Hall Farm, Sittingbourne
This large property in Sittingbourne with planning permission to be transformed into 11 houses is to go under the hammer at auction.
East Hall Farm, in East Hall Lane, is a six-bedroom, three-storey, Grade II listed house with a range of outbuildings.
East Hall Farm, East Hall Road, Sittingbourne
It is among 82 lots for sale on Tuesday, September 23, by auctioneers Clive Emson, at the County Showground, Detling. The guide price is £400,000 to £420,000.
The auctioneers Read more [...]
South Tama Homecoming 2104 events listed – Tama News-Herald
Homecoming week will be under way next week, Sept. 22-27 for South Tama High School. The Homecoming parade will be Thursday evening beginning at 6:30 p.m. It will follow the route of the past two years beginning on Business Highway 30 West in Toledo near South Prospect Drive and proceeding east to South Broadway. The route will then head south on Broadway to McClellan in Tama and then west on 17th Street to the High School. Faculty Homecoming Chair Seth Koch said the King and Queen Coronation Read more [...]
Property on Habersham Road now listed for sale
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By MARY ANNE CASTRANIO, Staff Writer | Published September 18, 2014
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ATLANTA—The house at 3358 Habersham Road, previously the Archdiocese of Atlanta’s residence for the archbishop, went on the market Sept. 17. The house is listed at $2.85 million.
The property has been listed by Beacham and Company Realtors, a firm selected after a search by Catholic Construction Services, Inc., the real estate arm of the archdiocese.
CCSI sent a request for Read more [...]
One in five house sales in London’s most exclusive areas is now to wealthy …
Westminster and Kensington are the most popular areas for rich foreign buyers.
More than 20 per cent of homes in these areas have been sold to overseas
buyers in the past four years, according to figures obtained from the
Department for Business, Innovation and Skills.
Seventeen per cent of property sales in the City of London were to foreign
buyers since 2010, while 12 per cent in Tower Hamlets went to foreign
customers.
Camden, Islington and Hammersmith and Fulham were also Read more [...]
Gorilla in Autumn
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As expected, Gorilla have released an Autumn line up of epic proportions. As one of Manchester's not so hidden gems, it houses some of the biggest artists from across the musical spectrum, and the September and October listings are sure to get some mouths watering.
Gorilla is located just below a railway viaduct near Oxford Road, the inner city positioning makes it a hot spot for local students, but the substance and variety of events listed brings crowds in from far and wide.
Things Read more [...]