just tell me about that, how did you get that right? i m not sure i have to be honest. i don t know if anybody can get it absolutely right but as you can hear, there are various different versions of it, but i was just sitting here for the last ten minutes waiting to come on and kind of feeling quite sad but as soon as you hear it, just makes you smile. i couldn t help but smile at that line. it s like having a seance with mr bean. he just had some crackers and it was him that made boycie the legendary character on the legendary programme. and as you will realise, that was geoff nicholson, who plays boycie in the west end production of only full sand horses. only fools and horses. in the last hour, the leader of the liberal democrats has been
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Online workshops designed to help small businesses in North Lanarkshire hit the ground running as lockdown restrictions ease are on offer.
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Chorus of young voices add to quarry opposition
2 Mins Read Not in our backyard: Younger voices have been their concerns about the proposed quarry at Arthurs Seat. Picture: Supplied Share
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CHILDREN are speaking out about a new quarry that the Ross Trust plans to carve out of Arthurs Seat not far from schools and kindergartens.
The Ross Trust, a charity which owns Hillview Quarries, plans a granite quarry about 800 metres from Red Hill Consolidated School and Monterosso Early Learning Centre in Red Hill, and about 1.9 kilometres from Dromana Secondary School and Peninsula Specialist College.
Creating the proposed quarry involves clearing 38 hectares of bushland – equivalent to the area of 21 MCGs. The quarry would also include an old quarry site, so in total it will cover 43 hectares and be 190-metres deep.
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