GLASGOW â The Glasgow Electric Plant Board has agreed to hire a Lexington-based law firm to look into the possibility of receiving an additional 90 days to review a flexibility agreement that is part of a 20-year contract with the Tennessee Valley Authority.
The EPB originally had 90 days to consider the flexibility agreement, but it was signed without the full board getting an opportunity to review it.
In a letter to Glasgow attorney Ron Hampton, who represents the EPB, the TVA said flexibility agreements enable local public companies, such as the EPB, to generate part of their own energy and provide generation services to customers.
Reading Magistrates Court: Thatcham danger driver sent to Crown Court
Lower court s punishment powers deemed insufficient
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A DANGEROUS driver has been sent to the crown court for sentencing after pleading guilty to a host of serious motoring charges.
In the dock at Reading Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday, December 9, was Brandon Lee Tidbury.
The 23-year-old, of Bath Road, Thatcham, admitted driving a Seat Leon dangerously on Bowling Green Road, Thames Road and Dart Close, Thatcham.
He further admitted failing to stop for police when required; driving without insurance and driving otherwise than in accordance with a licence.
All the above offences were committed in Thatcham on Monday, April 27.