11 of North Wales favourite lost pubs from the 90s
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The council offices in Mold have been a prominent sight in the town for decades. County Hall/Shire Hall, has been abseiled down, seen many a protest outside its front doors and been the backdrop for countless court cases. The majority of the building has now been demolished, having become too expensive to run for local authority, Flintshire County Council, with annual operating costs of £1.2m and estimated maintenance costs for the next 25 years predicted at £26m. Built in 1968, the structure has long divided opinion, some calling it iconic, others an eyesore. As only the main part of the building remains, we asked people for their views on what would appear to be the architectural version of Marmite, you either love it or hate it.
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A federal lawsuit will move forward on claims that minority students face higher risks of discrimination and that university officials responded to discrimination allegations with “deliberate indifference.” However, many of the claims in the Jane Doe discrimination suit have been dismissed.
U.S. District Judge Barbara Lynn issued a series of rulings earlier this month throwing out some of the claims and telling the young women who brought the suit they can no longer remain anonymous.
Lynn dismissed all of the claims made on behalf of Jane Doe’s No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 against five of the lawsuit’s eight defendants: Russell Mack, an instructor of strategic communication; Dr. Rob Garnett, the associate dean of the John V. Roach Honors College; Aaron Chimbel, a former journalism professor at TCU; Leigh Holland, a Title IX investigator; and Dr. Darron Turner, TCU’s former chief inclusion officer and Title IX coordinator.