Search results for "必威体育app下载-必威体育app下载官方版APP-ways-shiftiness-subcontract-gallivanter-dermestoid-必威体育app下载-必威体育app下载官方版APP-ways-shiftiness-subcontract-gallivanter-dermestoid".

1071 results - Page 72 of 72

Talks on ways to save Cosford

Campaigners were today due to put together an action plan to save RAF Cosford. Last week the Ministry of Defence said plans for the base to house two army brigades would not be confirmed until 2009. Campaigners were today due to put together an action plan to save RAF Cosford. Last week the Ministry of Defence said plans for the base to house two army brigades would not be confirmed until 2009. It means the site may lose a big military presence altogether, which brings jobs and investment. Mark Pritchard, Wrekin MP, was today set to meet defence leaders and union chiefs at Cosford to decide the next step. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star

Bridgnorth|Sep 27, 2007

Bridgnorth

Town eye winning ways

Upbeat boss Gary Peters insists it is only a matter of time before Shrewsbury Town break their winning duck at Wycombe Wanderers. Upbeat boss Gary Peters insists it is only a matter of time before Shrewsbury Town break their winning duck at Wycombe Wanderers. Town head to Adams Park tomorrow looking for their first victory at the home of the Chairboys, having drawn three and lost four of their seven previous visits. Wanderers will be confident of making Shrewsbury wait at least another year as they go into the game on the back of three consecutive wins that have lifted them up the League Two table. But Peters insisted: "The fact that we've never won at Wycombe in seven outings means that at some stage we're going to win." Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star.

Football|Sep 21, 2007

Football

Fines work both ways

New Cross chief executive Mr D Loughton calls for charges to be made for missed appointments and is asking the NHS to look again at charging people who fail to keep appointments.

Readers' letters|May 22, 2007

Readers' letters

'Roar us back to winning ways'

AFC Telford United chief Rob Smith is urging supporters to "forget what has gone before" and roar them back to winning ways at Whitby tomorrow. AFC Telford United chief Rob Smith is urging supporters to "forget what has gone before" and roar them back to winning ways at Whitby tomorrow. Telford's recent poor form they have picked up just five points in a winless run of eight games has seen them dragged back towards the chasing pack at the top of the UniBond League premier division. Smith himself has questioned the character of some of his players this week, but he now wants to put that behind them and focus on victory tomorrow and preventing Whitby from becoming the first team to complete a league double over the Bucks. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star

Football|Mar 30, 2007

Football

Bucks back to winning ways

AFC Telford United assistant manager Larry Chambers today hailed his side for bouncing back to winning ways after seeing their 38-game unbeaten run ended. AFC Telford United assistant manager Larry Chambers today hailed his side for bouncing back to winning ways after seeing their 38-game unbeaten run ended. An 88th-minute strike from substitute Justin Marsden earned the Bucks a 1-0 victory at Grantham on Saturday to ensure they are top of the UniBond League premier division at Christmas. It was just the response Chambers was looking for after their 3-1 defeat at home to Whitby a week earlier - and it keeps them above Hednesford on goal difference ahead of the Boxing Day clash between the two. Read the full story in the Shropshire Star

Football|Dec 18, 2006

Football

Gridlock answer - close M-ways

The recently published Gridlock Or Growth report by Centro and the analysis of it by Nigel Hastilow leave me in despair. My experience as a coach driver is in excess of 35 years, and in the past month I have driven to most major cities of the British Isles, plus Milan, Rome, Naples and Switzerland.

Readers' letters|Oct 11, 2006

Readers' letters