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Detailed plans of the first of two housing estates in Catterick Garrison have been approved THE Ministry of Defence (MoD) has been hailed for its consideration of the environment and the the lives of military personnel and their families after revealing blueprints for hundreds of homes that are set to be built as part of a shake-up of the Army. Members of Richmondshire District Council’s planning committee enthusiastically approved detailed plans of the first of two housing estates in Catterick Garrison to house the families of personnel, with one councillor suggesting the properties should be used to set the standards by which private developers must reach.
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The section of road runs from Thornbury to the ring road junction at Laisterdyke. Councillor Zafar Iqbal (Lab, Bradford Moor) said: The whole of Leeds Road, particularly along this stretch, has been horrendous for the last few years. It s because the drivers are not following the rules. Some are speeding and not indicating - their behaviour is not acceptable. Cllr Riaz Ahmed (Lib Dem, Bradford Moor) said: Boy racers are part of the problem, as the majority seem to be young men that are over the road and causing accidents. And these accidents affect people s lives and their future. There s been too many accidents on that road, he added. As bad as it sounds, there s unfortunately not been enough deaths to put speed cameras in.
Richard Beech A FAILED businessman become the sixth and final member of an organised crime ring operating in Bradford to be put behind bars this month. Richard Beech was jailed for five years for laundering £5 million of drugs money for the gang. He made frequent trips between his home in Manchester and West Yorkshire to collect and deliver large amounts of cash concealed in hidden compartments under the seats of his specially modified Range Rover. He was labelled the “cash converter and banker” for the organisation led by Rashid Ashraf (also known as Mohammed Rashid) who was jailed for 18 years.