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Please Brexit in an orderly fashion
Excellent blog by Martin Goodall. Brexit can only happen when the House of Commons makes it happen. Martin Goodall’s Planning Law Blog Is Brexit inevitable? Posted: 01 Jul 2016 04:15 AM PDT “Despite an occasional urge to blog on topics … Continue reading
Turkish Court Shuts Down 50 Turbines: Yaylaköy Residents Delighted at 1st Chance to Sleep in Years
Originally posted on STOP THESE THINGS:
Not an English word in sight. **** One of the myths pedalled by Australia’s self-appointed wind farm noise, sleep and health ‘expert’ (a former tobacco advertising guru) is that the known and obvious adverse…
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Rural Communities under attack from the State
I received a letter from a member of the Ratheniska community which is battling An Bord Pleanala, the Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources, and EirGrid in their plan to build a massive substation which is intended to be … Continue reading
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Consultation on the Green Paper
The Department of Communications, Energy and Natural Resources (DCENR) is holding its final regional workshop on the Green Paper on Energy Policy next Friday, 27th February at the Brandon House Hotel in New Ross, commencing at 09.30am. See details at … Continue reading
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RIP
Dorothy Patricia van Dokkum (née Meade) 2 October 1932 – 3 February 2015 Today I mourn the passing of a wonderful lady who forever had a smile and a twinkle in her eye. Perhaps one day I will be able … Continue reading
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The Autistic Child – inclusion or exclusion?
Originally posted on From the Inside:
This is possibly my most favourite photograph of Ian, ever. It shows him interacting with two children who were two years younger than he was. Ian was 6, and they were both 4. At…
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