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When it came up for auction in 1921, Huntington outbid all comers and, for $700,000, brought the “Blue Boy” to California in 1922. It returned to the UK in 2022.
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Prosecuting Daniel Cordey said: The defendant s vehicle had been circulated as being of interest in drugs supply across Harrogate.
Bewerley Road in Harrogate Officers first spotted the vehicle near The Majestic Hotel, but it drove off before they could speak to the occupants. PC Lister was notified of the vehicle travelling along Ripon Road at around 3.30pm. He and his colleague PC Bell saw the vehicle reverse into a private car park. PC Lister drove into the car park and stopped just in the entrance facing the defendant s vehicle. He got out of the vehicle before approaching the driver s side. He was wearing jeans and a hoody but he had his police harness on.
Nottingham s historic War Rooms coming to market
Grade II Listed building was designed to be the command centre for the Midlands during the Cold War
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A slice of Nottingham s history is about to come onto the market.
The city s historic War Rooms were built in the Fifties to survive all but a direct hit of a nuclear bomb including radioactive fallout. The War Rooms have been decontaminated and are ready to be re-purposed and brought back into sustainable re-use.
Thomas Lister, which is marketing the sale on behalf of Homes England, is inviting development partners to submit expressions of interest to bring the Grade II Listed building back into sustainable reuse while preserving the long-term future of this historic asset. This opportunity also benefits from 2.1 hectares of developable land.
Tommy “Tiny” Lister manager says he died after experiencing COVID-19 symptoms
The ‘Friday’ actor’s manager, Cindy Cowan, said he started feeling sick about a week ago.
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News broke earlier this week that actor Thomas Lister Jr. died at the age of 62 and now his manager is opening up about the actor’s health and said he was allegedly experiencing COVID-19 symptoms at the time of his death. Lister’s manager, Cindy Cowan, spoke to CNN and shared that the
Friday actor started feeling sick about a week ago.
Cowan shared that his symptoms “got really bad, really quick” and that he had trouble breathing and felt very weak. “It literally went so fast,” she shared. The manager said the actor was scheduled to have gone to the set for a new movie last weekend but he called to cancel because he was feeling too weak and couldn’t breathe. “Tiny doesn’t miss movies; he took it very seriously,” she said.