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Rat-infested river bank owners accuse Bolton Council of trespassing

11:46am Friday 14th March 2014 in News By Jeremy Culley, reporter

THE owners of a rat-infested river bank besieged by fly-tippers have accused Bolton Council of trespassing on their land.

A long-running legal row between the council and 91-year-old Tom Taylor, whose Cardiff-based daughter Caroline Taylor, aged 60, owns the land, has stalled the clean-up operation.

The land, just off Croal Street, resembles a landfill site after mountains of putrid waste, bin bags, beer cans, old toys and furniture were dumped illegally.

Bolton Council is investigating the fly-tipping and hopes to make prosecutions but insists Mr Taylor is responsible for clearing up the waste.

The council uses his land to access the underside of the bridge and installed a gate into a wall in Croal Street in 2005 without informing Mr Taylor, who bought the land in 1982.

A spokesman for the council said it can use the land under section 291 of the Highways Act 1980, and that this use gives it no responsibility to clear up the waste.

Mr Taylor disputes this and claims the wording of the act which gives councils the right to access land on, over or under their own property, which the bank technically is not renders them guilty of trespass.

The council first wrote to Ms Taylor in July, 2010, and informed her of its use of the land in April 2011 .

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The Straits Times

Publication Date : 14-03-2014

The air quality in parts of Peninsular Malaysia and Indonesia continued to deteriorate sharply yesterday as a result of open burning and land-clearing bush fires in the face of an unusual dry spell.

People in Selangor, particularly, were left choking as the Air Pollutant Index (API) soared yesterday, and Klang authorities have ordered schools to close today.

Reports said Port Klang recorded a "very unhealthy" API reading of 203 as at 1pm. Twelve other areas, including Kuala Lumpur and other major towns in Negeri Sembilan and Malacca, recorded readings of between 113 and 145.

API readings of 0-50 are considered good, moderate is from 51-100, unhealthy is 101-200, very unhealthy is 201-300 and levels exceeding 300 are dangerous.

Officials here blamed the worsening haze on open burning in Malaysia, with the director-general of the Meteorological Department, Datuk Che Gayah Ismail, disclosing that more than 600 open burning spots were recorded nationwide on Wednesday.

"Yes, the smoke and haze are still caused by us," she told the Malaysian Insider website yesterday. "If the wind direction changes now, we will be in trouble. The haze will be much, much worse if that happens." She also said the wind direction made it impossible to blame Indonesia for the unhealthy air quality in Malaysia.

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Interior Designer Jo Hamilton Opens New Solihull HomeSense Store
Homeware-for-less retailer, HomeSense, officially opened its 28th store on Thursday March 6th in Solihull and celebrated with interior designer Jo Hamilton. ...

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(HTG) Doug walks you through how to unlock one of the brand new Playstation Home Trophies, Interior Designer. Playstation Home has never had Trophies before ...

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Cazenovia, NY (PRWEB) March 14, 2014

Students in Cazenovia Colleges Fashion Design and Fashion Merchandising programs will present the Colleges 41st Annual Fashion Show, "Urban Chic," on Saturday, April 26, at 6 p.m., at The Landmark Theatre in Syracuse (362 S Salina Street).

This years show headlined by guest speaker Thom Filicia, interior designer, author, television personality and chief creative officer of Thom Filicia, Inc. will portray the exhilarating styles featured in Fashion Weeks around the world. All elements including staging, music, choreography, graphic design, and photography are produced by students enrolled in Cazenovia Colleges Fashion Show Production class.

Tickets will go on sale April 1. Admission is $17 for adults, $12 for students, and free for children under 5. For more information or to order tickets, visit http://www.cazenovia.edu/fashionshow; call 315-655-7043; or email fashionshow(at)cazenovia(dot)edu. Stay connected with the show by following @CazFashionShow on Twitter and Pinterest, and visit the shows official Facebook page - Cazenovia College: Annual Student Fashion Show.

Cazenovia College, founded in 1824, is an independent, co-educational, baccalaureate college located near Syracuse, N.Y., offering baccalaureate programs in the liberal arts and professional studies. Embracing student success as its primary mission, the College comprises a diverse yet close-knit residential community that fosters intellectual, social, and ethical growth. Our experiential and co-curricular learning opportunities and dedicated team of faculty and staff provide for an individualized educational experience that balances academic and student life. Cazenovia, named one of "Americas Best Colleges" by U.S. News & World Report, is also a national College of Distinction. For more information, visit http://www.cazenovia.edu.

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Gunvor (Gunny) Inga-Britt Tiburzi, 93, of Pompano Beach, Fla. and a longtime resident of Ridgefield died with family members at her side on March 3.

Ms. Tiburzi was born in Stockholm, Sweden and immigrated to the United States in the 1930s. She was an accomplished artist, model, interior decorator and homemaker.

She is survived by her daughter Anita M. Tiburzi- Johnson, son Allan R. Tiburzi and daughter-in-law Karen N. Tiburzi, daughter Bonnie Tiburzi Caputo and son-in-law Bruce F. Caputo and grandchildren, Wendy C. Tiburzi Yancey, James W. Johnson, A. Anthony Caputo, B. Britt Caputo and five great-grandchildren.

Ms. Tiburzi is predeceased by August R. Tiburzi and her grandson Michael A. Tiburzi.

A memorial service will be held at 10:30 a.m. on Saturday March 22, at St. Martin Episcopal Church, 140 S.E. 28 Ave., Pompano Beach, FL. Donations may be made in her name to St. Jude Childrens Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN. 38105

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KANSAS CITY, MO (KCTV) -

A prominent family's palatial home with panoramic views of downtown Kansas City was destroyed in a fire.

The loss is estimated at $5-8 million.

Charles and Patty Garney built the Briarcliff development on bluffs just north of the Missouri River and their nearly 15,000-square foot home was a focal point. Motorists could see the home as they drove north on Highway 169. The home had verandas offering sweeping views, and the Garneys often hosted fundraisers and other events for prominent politicians at the home.

Charles Garney is a businessman. He and his wife are prominent civic leaders in Kansas City, and are well-regarded for their gracious hospitality and support of charitable organizations. Patty Garney became emotional when surveying the damage during daylight hours Friday morning.

The couple had been at the Big 12 tournament at the Sprint Center, but were home when the flames erupted just before 11.

Patty Garney told firefighters she saw a glow from a skylight, and realized it was fire. She quickly woke up her husband. They along with their dog and a house guest escaped.

Patty Garney said she wants a thorough investigation.

The exact cause is under investigation, but the three-alarm fire is believed to have started in an attic area. Almost the entire slate roof is gone.

"I saw where it started and I don't know exactly what started it," Charles Garney said. "My guess is electrical wiring that caught some combustible material that caught that stuff on fire."

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Posted on: 6:01 am, March 14, 2014, by Michelle Pekarsky, updated on: 01:01pm, March 14, 2014

KANSAS CITY, Mo. A Northland mansion was consumed by flames late Thursdaynight; the fire possibly starting in the electrical wiring, and now a prominent Kansas City family must deal with the loss of everything they had inside.

The fire started at about 10:30 p.m. at the home of Charles and Patty Garney in the 4200 block of N. Hickory, which had an estimated home value of $4.2 million. The Garneys are well-known among Kansas City leaders for their civic and charitable activities in Kansas City. They say they built the home to entertain crowds for fundraising events.

Mrs. Garney was the first to notice the fire and told her husband and a friend, who was staying with them. She saw the flames in the skylight and woke everybody up and got them out of the home theyve lived in for about 20 years.

Just kind of stood here and watched it burn but were safe so thats the most important thing. And our friends were here last night for us and theyre going to be here for us so we just have to figure out what were going to do, said Patty Garney.

Firefighters think the fire originated in the attic and was burning for some time before the Garneys and their house guest arrived back home after a night at Sprint Center. When firefighters arrived, the home was fully engulfed in flames and firefighters called out three alarms to bring it under control.

They faced challenges due to the strong winds, which spread embers to neighboring homes.

The Garneys, through their company, Garney Construction, developed much of the Briarcliff commercial area.

Because of the massive area, firefighters expect they may have to remain on the scene for 24 hours.

See pictures from the fire in FOX 4 Kathy Quinns report.

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