Kevin Chapman, chair, West Midlands Campaign for Better Transport The council is at last beginning to
redress the balance and the replacement of the subways by One Stop is a welcome move.
COUNCILLOR Meirion Jenkins thinks Birmingham [...]; Plough parking surplus into better transport links
Well just to
redress the balance, here are some indisputable facts: 1.
Nolan's got a bleating cheek
FOOTBALLERS often get a bad press these days so it's only right and proper to
redress the balance.
Boro's local heroes sign in; IN ASSOCIATION WITH SOCCER SENSATIONS
In a time when slagging off the health and care sectors has become a national sport, I'd like to do a tiny bit to
redress the balance.
Loose Woman
Mr Murphy will say: "We must utilise the resources we have to
redress the balance: to put the emphasis not just on translating language to claim a benefit, but to teaching language to get a job."
Learn language
Kidderminster boss Stuart Watkiss made three half-time substitutions in an attempt to
redress the balance but it made no difference as Tyson wrapped up the points in the 67th minute, claiming his 22nd goal of the season with a simple tap-in from six yards out.
Football: WYCOMBE..................3 KIDDERMINSTER.........0
But Mr Button is planning to
redress the balance by expanding his own conveyancing department with the emphasis on service and clients always being able to deal with an individual person, rather than a team of people.
Legal and Finance: Solicitor campaigns against service slip
With the help of the Racing Post's excellent tipping services, I confidently expect to
redress the balance with the Irish during 2004!
Letters: I am not the sole representative; Athole Still sets the record straight
Labour is now trying to
redress the balance in Parliament.
No more of Blair's cronies
But Tim, who recently did a stint in Coronation Street, admitted that he took the role of Stan Carter because it was "a good part" and not to
redress the balance.
West: Older characters not valued
Perhaps you will allow me to try to
redress the balance by drawing your readers attention to a recent survey carried out by the Confederation of British Industry (CBI).
EU membership; LETTERS
A report presented to the fire authority on Monday said it had not been able to hire new people to
redress the balance because of a recruitment freeze.
Fire brigade 'still white and male'
Whitchurch narrowly lost twice to Guildford last year and will be looking to
redress the balance this time out, buoyed by the team spirit and commitment shown by their new look squad in gaining a well-deserved point at Fareham last week.
Whitchurch on a mission
NOW that we have read from Alderman Mike Olley (Mail, January 4) that the right man to replace Clive Dutton as head of regeneration and planning is Professor Dave Bailey, who clearly has the right credentials, will Alderman Olley be giving the same amount of publicity to the other nameless candidates to
redress the balance? In the same article Mike Olley has blown the gaff on decision-makers within the city council by insinuating they take no note of equal opportunities by stating "let's hope they are able to help the city get its man (for a man it will probably be)".
but is the council? YourSay
Simon Donahue opened the scoring for the visitors but it took Burscough just six minutes to
redress the balance.
IT'S A GRAY DAY FOR THE LINNETS; NON-LEAGUE