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Holly here from Blythe Network News outside the office of Sandra Minkidynamite . Inside moments ago the outcome was being revealed of the final homes of both Geo and Leonor who have completed their travels! The random raffle was closed to all viewers with the exeception of Sandra, First Lady Michelle Obaba, Samantha Cameron the wife of the British Prime Minister and Howard Schultz CEO of Starbucks. A big congratulations goes to Krisheymirk who will have Geo come to live with her and Aline Coutinho who will have the beautiful Leonor come live with her. What an exciting journey it has been for these two intrepid girls. A big hand of applause for the work of Sandra who made all this possible. There is not a dry eye in the house and there will be more news to follow. Good Afternoon everyone from BNN!
On 10th september 1990 the 13:20 Blackpool to Rochdale service with 31463 seen at Shaw. The stock is an eclectic mix of cascaded NSE and redundant Trans-Pennine origin.
From a 645 Kodachrome 64 transparency.
Police in North Manchester have raided a network of shops selling 'legal highs' or New Psychoactive Substances.
It follows an investigation by Greater Manchester Police who previously seized a large amount of legal highs from a storage unit in the Strangeways area. These packets were forensically tested and a large proportion were found to contain illegal class B drugs such as Methylphenidate and Ethylphenidate.
Today, 20 May 2015, officers from Greater Manchester Police's North Manchester division have executed warrants at two shops in Manchester city centre as well as a shop in Strangeways and a private property in Sale.
As a result of today's raids, numerous packets of legal highs, non-descript bags of pills and a large amount of unknown powder have been seized from the shops and will now be subject to forensic analysis by experts to establish their true chemical composition.
Police Sergeant Adam Cronshaw said: "Today's warrants are GMPs response to safeguard vulnerable people from 'legal highs.' We are encountering increasing numbers of young people across Manchester under the influence of these drugs making them vulnerable to child sexual exploitation and addictive behaviour. We want to satisfy ourselves and the community that illegal products are not being sold.
A recent report revealed that since 2009, the number of deaths attributed to these 'legal highs' has increased by 800 percent, which shows the very real dangers anyone faces when taking these substances. Essentially, you are playing Russian Roulette with your own lives. Even though these shops will say that they only sell to over 18s it is clear that they are eventually ending up in the hands of children. They only cost £8 per packet and so are easily affordable. Some of these shops even sell their products over the internet.
Users may have no idea what substances may be contained within the packets as there are no legal quality controls and the packets are often marked with 'Not For Human Consumption' to absolve the sellers from any responsibilities should someone become ill from taking them.
To find out more about Greater Manchester Police please visit our website.
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A 425E Network in a Western Electric Model 554 wall telephone.
These networks contain the electronic components that connect the parts of the telephone to the line and has functions such as impedance matching, sidetone and DC current blocking for the ringer. The wiring connections would vary according to the type of service the telephone was used with.
One of Network Rails Inter-City 125 sets with powercar 43062 on the front and LNER liveried 43299 on the rear, seen here passing through abandoned Greatham station the North East of England .
TCA’s Membership Committee hosted its Kickoff Reception on Saturday evening at the Wynn Las Vegas Resort. Attendees enjoyed hors d’oeuvres, drinks, and networking. Special thanks to our sponsor, Joe Morten and Son, Inc.
In the rural surroundings of Chorley are the West Pennine moors with a number of small villages located in between the towns of Chorley, Horwich and Bolton. Part of the Network Chorley group of services were routed to serve these villages and services 3/3A were introduced partially replacing an old established service 312 operated by the erstwhile Ribble Motor Services between Chorley, Rivington and Horwich. However, as a result of the latest changes servivce 3 which served these rural areas has been withdrawn leaving these villages without a bus service. Optare Solo 47328 PX06FXY is seen here at the top of Babylon Lane at The Bay Horse Public House in the delightfully named village of Heath Charnock operating a return service 3A from Blackrod and Adlington to Chorley.
Network Rail No.950001 heads passes Hawkeridge Junction,with the 13:55 Westbury to Derby working,on the 12th of February 2020.
37025 'Inverness TMD'
96606 - Network Rail Brake Force Runner
Network Rail 977974 Track Inspection Coach 2 "TIC2" (ex-Mk.2E TSO 5854)
Network Rail 72639 Plain Line Pattern Recognition vehicle 'PLPR4' (ex-Mk.2F SO 6070)
Network Rail 72612 Radio Survey Train coach (formerly classified unit 910002) (ex-Mk 2F 6156)
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Co-sponsored by Alumni Engagement and Career Services, Speed Networking is a chance for students to connect with alumni and get to know what career fields they work in, what they majored in, and how they got there.
Built in 1987 from a class 150/1 bodyshell 950001 is a 2 car DMU Track Recording Unit operated by Network Rail. It is normally used over branch lines where Sprinters and Pacers work and where normal track recorders are too heavy. For only, perhaps, the second time the unit made it's way into SE London, seen here passing Lee working 2Q08 12:19 Orpington to Hither Green Reception.
12th May 2014
United States of America Pavilion
Networking lunch
Hosted by Bank of America
Speaker:
Rena De Sisto, International CSR and Global Arts & Culture Executive, Bank of America
A rare occurrence as Network Rail had retired their class 31s due to the lack of spare wheel sets. However upon arrival to the station en route to a family day trip. A surprise test train turned up. 31233 is seen propelling the 3J61 0843 Derby R.T.C.(Network Rail) to Habrough through Retford Low Level railway station. 28/11/2016