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A COMMUNITY group from Workington have been left devastated after being removed from their base by Castle and Coasts Housing Association. The Frostam’s Friends and Family Group who are based at the Moorbank’s office on Annie Pit found that the locks had been changed to their centre without consultation last year. The group used the centre to play bingo from twice a week as well as hosting pie and pea dinners for members since, they formed nearly a decade ago Margaret Ray has organised annual trips to Blackpool as well as providing meals to people in the community.
Police could be patrolling pubs in a bid to protect women. Picture: Canva Plainclothes police officers could been seen patrolling bars and nightclubs in England and Wales, as part of a plan to protect women, it has been announced. The government had opposed an amendment to its domestic abuse bill that would create a national register of stalkers, but the House of Lords voted on Monday evening to send it back to MPs to consider. Within minutes, Boris Johnson announced a series of “immediate steps” to improve security. Among these steps is for plainclothes police officers to patrol bars and nightclubs and actively identify predatory and suspicious offenders at night.
ST. MARIE: ST. MARIE: The death of Betty Jean St. Marie, aged 75 years, of Meota, occurred on October 8, 2011 at Battlefords Union Hospital. Left to cherish her memory are her loving husband of 59 years, Fred and children: Steven (Dawna) St. Marie and their children: Sean (Jasmine), and Danielle, Saskatoon, SK; Karen St. Marie and her son Darryl, and his children: Madison and Dredan, Saskatoon, SK; Debbie St. Marie, Red Deer, AB and her son Joel (Sara) and their children Hayden, Hanna and Hope, Eckville, AB; Brenda (Louis) Bonneville, Glaslyn, SK and their daughters, Leeann (Paul) See and their daughter Arianna, Prince Albert, SK; Nicole (Curtis) Moore and their daughters, Samantha, Martina and Erica, Whitefox, SK; Randy (Laurie) St. Marie and their children, Nathan, Hayley and Alec, rural North Battleford and Saskatoon, SK; siblings: Ross (Evelyn) MacLeod, Buffalo Narrows, SK; Gordon (Mary) MacLeod, Nanaimo, BC; Allan (Mary) MacLeod, Sturgiss, SK; Lucy (Allister) Sutherland, Nort
the right strategy is to give the country a lift. let s just attribute it to a challenging economic tide. the solution is good policy, good results. the charts that to happen retable show significant job losses turning to job increases. the job losses are still volatile. we continue to demonstrate that and further that trend, americans will feel like they are getting the country back that they want long term. you made a reference earlier to special elections. why do democrats seem able to win special elections while democratic governors and senators seem to lose. [laughter] i wouldn t say always. we want six special elections in a row in congress including some extremely republican districts. we had a three-month that stretch and won that i was personally interested in. we also had that senate race in massachusetts. there are lessons to learn from those. it is a volatile time. when people are hurting, the electorate is volatile and that means that people will want to se