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This photograph was taken on Sunday 24 June 2012, when visiting the collection of gardens (ten in all) when they opened to the public for the afternoon.
Cheddington is a small village to the north of Tring, in Hertfordshire.
The purpose was to raise money for various charities.
More information about the National Gardens Scheme can be found here:
We are all set to announce some major pro-people decisions in the coming budget. We have fulfilled 95% of the promises made in 2012 manifesto and rest will also be fulfilled. We have created a mark with developmental schemes like free electricity to farmers, Shagun schemes, Atta Dal Scheme, free power to SC families, old age pensions and one lakh jobs generation, focus on rural sanitation and others. For Robust road infrastructure we will be spending Rs. 20 thousand crores. Our dream is to make Punjab a prosperous and peaceful state and the upcoming budget will prove to be a leap in that direction
This scheme involves the restoration and conversion of a brick built coach house, with the addition of a modern ‘mews extension’.
The new addition has been designed to consider the form and structure of the original coach house whilst complementing the appearance of the existing building.
The modern, clean structure is created out of grey brick, this will harmonise with the red brick of the coach house.
A lightweight glazed link forms the intervention between the two structures, lightly joining the buildings whilst highlighting their solid form.
Description: Construction of houses for Logie Housing Scheme
Date: 01/10/1919
Collection: Engineers Negatives Collection (GD/Mus230)
Reference: GD/MUS230/1/8/11/4
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Young people from across our Give and Take Scheme sites got together for a residential at Corrymela.
This photograph was taken on Sunday 24 June 2012, when visiting the collection of gardens (ten in all) when they opened to the public for the afternoon.
Cheddington is a small village to the north of Tring, in Hertfordshire.
The purpose was to raise money for various charities.
More information about the National Gardens Scheme can be found here:
Forres Flood Scheme
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There is a stone at NJ 02071 58474 with two identical commemorative plaques on two sides of the stones carrying names of two local politicians.
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The Forres (River Findhorn & Pilmuir) Flood Alleviation Scheme
Opened by
Dr Aileen McLeod MSP
Minister for Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform
and
Councillor Allan Wright, Convener of Moray Council
March 26th 2015
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Description: View overlooking Logie Housing Scheme from Balgay Hill showing viewpoint and Blackness Road tenements in the background.
Date: c. Oct 1919
Collection: Engineers Negatives Collection (GD/Mus230)
Reference: GD/MUS230/1/8/11/8
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S/R Balderson engaging with young people on the Young Enterprise scheme an NGO that encourages cross-community training in entrepreneurship.
Agnipath military scheme
TMC opposed to Agnipath military scheme, could speak to Rajnath | India News
NEW DELHI: Trinamool Congress Lok Sabha MPs Sudip Bandopadhyay and Saugata Roy, members of the parliamentary consultative committee for defence, said on Thursday that in their capacity as members of the parliamentary panel they will speak to defence minister Rajnath Singh on the Agnipath scheme of recruitment into the armed forces that has been launched by the Centre.
Bandopadhyay told the media on Thursday that “if need be we will speak to the defence minister," when asked for the party’s views on the violence that broke out across states, in protest against the 4-year employment scheme.
Roy said that as members of the parliamentary panel they will bring up the matter in the consultative committee for detailed discussion, as there seems to be a lot of resistance to the scheme from all quarters.
The MPs were here as part of a 10 member delegation to the rural development minister Giriraj Singh, demanding pending payment for MNREGA to West Bengal.
After a discussion with the minister on Thursday, Bandopadhyay who headed the delegation said, "we are not satisfied, but some steps have been taken and the minister has promised to reply to our memorandum and the two letters on the same issue written by chief minister Mamata Banerjee to Prime Minister Narendra Modi earlier, within 48 hours."
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