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Taken on a very frosty and foggy morning in Greenwich Park, London just as the sun was rising over the horizon.
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View of one of the 31 'Event Horizon' cast iron statues dotted around the London skyline and streets facing the Hayward Galley with the London Eye in the distance. Part of the Blind Light exhibition at the Hayward Gallery.
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Horse Guards Parade
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Ceremonial mounting of the guard daily at 11:00 am (10:00am Sundays) in summer on Horse Guards Parade and in winter in the courtyard. Dismount ceremony daily at 4:00pm. The Guards (Queen's Life Guards) ride along the Mall between Horse Guards parade and Hyde Park.
This famous ceremony consists of a colorful display of pageantry by the Foot Guards of the Household division of the Army, the Queen's personal guard.
Takes place daily in the Summer (alternate days in the Winter period) Arrive early to get a good view especially in the summer months.
Horse Guards Parade is London's largest single open space, built in 1745 to house the old palace guards.
Today, the guards are changed at the top of Horse Guards Parade every hour on the striking of the clock, a ceremony which is well worth seeing.
Horse Guards Parade is also the setting for the Trooping of the Color.
The ceremony takes place once a year on the Saturday closest to the Queens Official birthday (June 6th).
Two mounted troopers of the Household Cavalry stand guard over the entrance to the Horse Guards.
It was built where the old guardhouse for the 16th century royal palace of Whitehall once stood.
The clock tower dates from the 18th century, built by William Kent and John Vardy.
The low arch, guarded by two dismounted sentries, leads to Horse Guards Parade which is fringed by government offices and the Prime Minister's official Downing Street residence.
Horse Guards Parade is the setting for the impressive ceremony of Trooping the Color by the Queen's personal troops on her Majesty's official birthday.
The troopers are on duty at their post in Horse Guards daily from 10am to 4pm. At 11am (10am on Sundays) the colorful ceremony of Changing the Guard is performed.
For the 5 kilometre race results and photos...here are the local (Ottawa & area) participants -- sorted by cities and first name -- in the September 19, 2010, Canada Army Run held in Ottawa, Ontario.
Click here and enter the bib numbers for the full individual race results. Race photos here. (6,760 runners in the 5 km race)
Thank-you to Sportstats.
Part A. Ottawa (Click here.)
Part B. Other Communities (Alexandria to Navan) (Click here.)
Part C. Other Communities (Nepean to Woodlawn) (see below)
Part C:
10733…Adele Pontone….. Nepean
11845…Al Ruppel….. Nepean
9843…Alana Henry-Fontelio….. Nepean
11513…Alex E. Smith….. Nepean
7265…Alexander Maxwell….. Nepean
14160…Alexandra Reimer….. Nepean
10495…Alison Gotceitas….. Nepean
7963…Alison Vrckovnik….. Nepean
8610…Amy Yee….. Nepean
10100…Andrea Cook….. Nepean
8784…Andrea Copperthwaite….. Nepean
12268…Andrew Ma….. Nepean
10002…Andrew Makus….. Nepean
12672…Anezka Zlamal….. Nepean
7881…Angie Rucchetto….. Nepean
8379…Anna Passmore….. Nepean
9255…Anne Senior….. Nepean
8431…Anya Rampal….. Nepean
14195…April Van Den Beek….. Nepean
11251…Athena Williams….. Nepean
11252…Aurora Williams….. Nepean
12931…Becky Bodnar….. Nepean
11429…Ben Cook….. Nepean
7260…Benjamin Cheng….. Nepean
12058…Bihac Mazigh….. Nepean
7023…Bob Cordukes….. Nepean
8474…Bonnie Badour….. Nepean
9476…Bonnie Gregoire….. Nepean
3991…Brent Eyre….. Nepean
12133…Brian Green….. Nepean
10848…Bronwynn Guymer….. Nepean
8660…Cathie Adeney….. Nepean
8666…Cathy Anderson….. Nepean
9909…Cecily Pantin….. Nepean
12293…Chris Brace….. Nepean
13076…Chris Cull….. Nepean
13081…Chris Daley….. Nepean
13148…Cindy Elmy….. Nepean
7972…Cindy Wendler….. Nepean
10685…Clare Beckton….. Nepean
7906…Claudio Sicoli….. Nepean
11092…Colby Wilson….. Nepean
8741…Colleen Burns….. Nepean
11446…Corinne Finlayson….. Nepean
12094…Craig Heath….. Nepean
10420…Cynthia Field -Rose….. Nepean
12722…Cynthia Sleigh-O'rourke….. Nepean
7756…D.R. Macgregor….. Nepean
11166…Daniel Cormier….. Nepean
12147…Danielle Miner….. Nepean
7262…Daphne Snelgrove….. Nepean
8042…Dave Regimbald….. Nepean
13053…David Contini….. Nepean
10170…David Daze….. Nepean
10656…Debbie Mclellan-Lepine….. Nepean
11133…Deborah Park….. Nepean
12588…Dorothy Gordon….. Nepean
10934…Drew Robertson….. Nepean
8481…Edward Drummond….. Nepean
12174…Eileen Melnick Mccarthy….. Nepean
10768…Elaine Yee….. Nepean
13368…Elana Lamesse….. Nepean
11689…Emily Devitt….. Nepean
7351…Emma Victoria Smith….. Nepean
14477…Eric Mullen….. Nepean
13827…Eric Traclet….. Nepean
9164…Erika Penno….. Nepean
9607…Erin Brennan….. Nepean
14157…Erin Purdy….. Nepean
9844…Ermin Fontelio….. Nepean
14223…Eugenio Rino….. Nepean
9486…Fannie Simard-Castonguay….. Nepean
8381…Franca Mirella….. Nepean
10328…Francine Lapointe….. Nepean
8685…Gallisedo Bae….. Nepean
7264…Gary Maxwell….. Nepean
10793…Gerry Blathwayt….. Nepean
1502…Glenn Kavanagh….. Nepean
10171…Gracie Daze….. Nepean
13529…Hana Moidu….. Nepean
9840…Heather Sutcliffe….. Nepean
9334…Heather Webb….. Nepean
12235…Hilary Allen….. Nepean
11787…Holly Karout….. Nepean
10028…Howard Godby….. Nepean
12126…Irene Yaraskavitch….. Nepean
9898…J.P. Trottier….. Nepean
9487…Jade Simard-Castonguay….. Nepean
13530…Jaleel Moidu….. Nepean
11450…James Boutin….. Nepean
12439…James Passmore….. Nepean
7170…James R. Edge….. Nepean
13061…Jan Coulis….. Nepean
11822…Janet Myers….. Nepean
10847…Jason Green….. Nepean
8032…Jean Marie Manson….. Nepean
8480…Jeff Drummond….. Nepean
12518…Jeff Harvey….. Nepean
13858…Jen Walsh….. Nepean
12391…Jennifer Bordeleau….. Nepean
8941…Jennifer Hopkinson….. Nepean
11405…Jennifer Maroun….. Nepean
9155…Jennifer Passmore….. Nepean
13883…Jennifer Williams….. Nepean
7630…Jessica Gage….. Nepean
14494…Jill Castiglione….. Nepean
11806…Jill Marchand….. Nepean
11018…Jo Ann Uline….. Nepean
8815…Joanne Denomme….. Nepean
14030…Joanne Doucet….. Nepean
8482…Jocelyn Drummond….. Nepean
11410…Joe Harvey….. Nepean
9404…Johanne Harris….. Nepean
14548…John Smith….. Nepean
12893…Jordan Beauvais….. Nepean
7519…Josh Brennan….. Nepean
11658…Judy Smith….. Nepean
7240…Julian Yang….. Nepean
12916…Julie Bennett….. Nepean
13080…Julie Dalbec….. Nepean
9081…Kaitlin Mclellan….. Nepean
1867…Karen Mullen….. Nepean
8141…Kathleen Cole….. Nepean
13051…Kathy Conlon….. Nepean
11226…Katie Squires….. Nepean
12519…Keirsten Harvey….. Nepean
7557…Keith Clark….. Nepean
7558…Kelsey Clark….. Nepean
11132…Ken Park….. Nepean
11774…Kenneth Hennessey….. Nepean
7755…Kenton Lynds….. Nepean
12626…Kevan Mackay….. Nepean
8786…Kim Corlett….. Nepean
12130…Kimberley Brigden….. Nepean
8012…Kirk Lynds….. Nepean
12040…Kirsten Miller….. Nepean
11560…Kristen Grewal….. Nepean
12754…Kristina Ellement….. Nepean
7296…Kyle Gordon….. Nepean
10767…Kyle Tennant….. Nepean
7559…Laura Clark….. Nepean
7819…Laura Nichols….. Nepean
12821…Laura Peckett….. Nepean
8374…Leisa Villeneuve….. Nepean
8802…Leslie Da Silva….. Nepean
9642…Lien Ha….. Nepean
10023…Linda Billyard….. Nepean
8986…Linda Koenders….. Nepean
11946…Linda Mckay….. Nepean
9283…Linda Swaffield….. Nepean
8162…Lisa Marie Bambrick….. Nepean
10295…Lisa Piers….. Nepean
9592…Louise Desjardins….. Nepean
13609…Lucas Perkins….. Nepean
7208…Luke Harvey….. Nepean
10106…Lydia Walker….. Nepean
9228…Lynda Rozon….. Nepean
12213…Lynn Hannah….. Nepean
13758…Lynn Smith….. Nepean
12236…Mackenzie Allen….. Nepean
8812…Mamta Deecker….. Nepean
8792…Marcy Craig….. Nepean
9854…Margaret O'brien….. Nepean
8972…Margaret-Ann Kellett….. Nepean
9803…Marianna Burch….. Nepean
14323…Marie Bulmer….. Nepean
12328…Marie Noreau….. Nepean
9350…Marie Yelle-Whitwam….. Nepean
11096…Marilyn Booth….. Nepean
14251…Marion Dare….. Nepean
8910…Mark Hache….. Nepean
10764…Martine Proulx….. Nepean
11687…Mary Devitt….. Nepean
14120…Mary-Kaye Mcgreevy….. Nepean
13819…Matthew Threader….. Nepean
7207…Megan Harvey….. Nepean
11549…Melanie Boudreau….. Nepean
14029…Melanie Dompierre….. Nepean
14261…Melanie Gibbons….. Nepean
8864…Melissa Fisher….. Nepean
7140…Michael Burch….. Nepean
7261…Michael Cheng….. Nepean
11896…Michael Teeple….. Nepean
7973…Michael Wendler….. Nepean
12958…Michelle Bray….. Nepean
11416…Mike Trottier….. Nepean
11911…Mimi Hadi-Kho….. Nepean
10062…Mina Rampal….. Nepean
8740…Miriam Burke….. Nepean
10935…Mishele Robertson….. Nepean
6509…Momodou Loum….. Nepean
7014…Monique Cordukes….. Nepean
13559…Natalie Sharp….. Nepean
12773…Natasha Yee….. Nepean
7947…Nathan Toft….. Nepean
7689…Ning Huang….. Nepean
8901…Paige Graham….. Nepean
11076…Parto Navidi….. Nepean
7356…Patrick Nicholas Smith….. Nepean
10151…Patrick Walsh….. Nepean
13197…Paul Gauthier….. Nepean
7292…Paul Romano….. Nepean
7038…Paula Noyes….. Nepean
9655…Peggy Bradford….. Nepean
13790…Pierre St-Pierre….. Nepean
10448…Ralph Mahar….. Nepean
10154…Ram Bickram….. Nepean
10496…Ray Gotceitas….. Nepean
14317…Raymond Tsang….. Nepean
10183…Reid Zandbelt….. Nepean
12078…Rena Itan….. Nepean
12892…Rhonda Beauregard….. Nepean
13085…Richard Dare….. Nepean
7578…Richard Dault….. Nepean
13198…Rob Gauthier….. Nepean
9402…Rob Harris….. Nepean
7729…Robert Langlois….. Nepean
14516…Robert Lee….. Nepean
294…Roberto Palmero….. Nepean
9122…Rod Myers….. Nepean
7908…Roger Skidmore….. Nepean
7928…Rowan Stringer….. Nepean
12381…Roy Thomas….. Nepean
12842…Sabeena Abdulmajeed….. Nepean
10105…Sadie Walker….. Nepean
13809…Sajan Thankachan….. Nepean
10099…Sam Cook….. Nepean
11541…Samara Peters….. Nepean
7022…Samer Forzley….. Nepean
8708…Sandra Binkley….. Nepean
11393…Sandy Andrews….. Nepean
10755…Sarah Gardam….. Nepean
7206…Sarah Harvey….. Nepean
9077…Sarah Mcisaac….. Nepean
9856…Scott Kennedy….. Nepean
10104…Scott Walker….. Nepean
9604…Shane Brennan….. Nepean
13369…Shane Lamesse….. Nepean
12438…Shannon Passmore….. Nepean
10598…Sharon Leonard….. Nepean
8974…Shawna Kelly….. Nepean
13810…Sheryl Theal….. Nepean
7414…Simon Kou….. Nepean
13901…Simon Xie….. Nepean
14324…Siobhan Bulmer….. Nepean
11358…Sokoeun Sreng….. Nepean
11333…Sonya Driscoll….. Nepean
11835…Sophia Ramirez-Hennessey….. Nepean
11374…Stefanie Burch….. Nepean
14567…Stephanie Dunne….. Nepean
13760…Stephen Smith….. Nepean
12526…Steve Camilucci….. Nepean
8281…Steven Leonard….. Nepean
7306…Susan Bickram….. Nepean
11723…Susan Carter….. Nepean
8139…Susan White….. Nepean
12300…Suzanne Judd….. Nepean
12565…Taemin Ha….. Nepean
12006…Tammy Delaney….. Nepean
9606…Tammy Harris….. Nepean
9358…Tanya Churchill….. Nepean
7912…Tanya Snook….. Nepean
12287…Teresa Scrivens….. Nepean
9839…Theo Tsang….. Nepean
8386…Thomas Lepine….. Nepean
10595…Thomas Williams….. Nepean
8886…Tina Garbas-Tyrrell….. Nepean
9232…Tina Ryan….. Nepean
13835…Tom Trueman….. Nepean
11430…Tony Cook….. Nepean
11091…Tracey Wilson….. Nepean
7964…Trevor Vrckovnik….. Nepean
14136…Trish Munro….. Nepean
9137…Trishia Ogilvie….. Nepean
9449…Tyler Young….. Nepean
11799…Vivianne Leguerrier….. Nepean
12772…Wayne Yee….. Nepean
9156…Wendy Patenaude….. Nepean
13820…Wendy Threader….. Nepean
9930…Yanika Gauthier….. Nepean
13767…Yupin Spatling….. Nepean
11164…Yvonne Dumont….. Nepean
13370…Zac Lamesse….. Nepean
9261…Zoe Sjolund….. Nepean
7922…Angie Stevenson….. North Gower
8503…Ashley Robinson….. North Gower
10715…Georgia Robinson….. North Gower
12567…Janet Johnston-Vineyard….. North Gower
11683…Julie Poirier….. North Gower
7291…Kim Paley….. North Gower
10827…Marie Dowden….. North Gower
7169…Mark Parry….. North Gower
12566…Mitch Vineyard….. North Gower
10878…Nicole Komendat….. North Gower
8924…Pam Harrison….. North Gower
11684…Rick Poirier….. North Gower
10932…Ronnie Richardson….. North Gower
8909…Susan Gutwin….. North Gower
13785…Tim Stevenson….. North Gower
12092…Vicki Brown….. North Gower
14326…Aaron Derouin….. Orleans
14596…Adam Menzies….. Orleans
11001…Adina Turner….. Orleans
8214…Adrian Fyfe….. Orleans
10279…Aguilar Julio….. Orleans
11131…Ainsley Howard….. Orleans
11387…Alain Beaulieu….. Orleans
11129…Alan Howard….. Orleans
9262…Alan Smith….. Orleans
10930…Alex Renwick….. Orleans
14578…Alexander Overton….. Orleans
9139…Alexis O'bryan….. Orleans
14276…Algis Danaitis….. Orleans
12913…Alison Bennett….. Orleans
11625…Allison Gordon….. Orleans
9771…Alvin Szeto….. Orleans
12743…Amanda Bower….. Orleans
12571…Amanda Daluz….. Orleans
8103…Amanda Hope….. Orleans
13763…Amanda Soule….. Orleans
7623…Amelie Flanagan….. Orleans
8537…Amy Cameron….. Orleans
7091…Andrew Cormack….. Orleans
9249…Andrew Scarlett….. Orleans
13863…Andrew Warden….. Orleans
8544…Angela Maxwell….. Orleans
9292…Anick Taverna….. Orleans
12655…Anik Corbeil….. Orleans
9293…Anita Taylor….. Orleans
13133…Annabelle Dube….. Orleans
10887…Anne Lemay….. Orleans
8534…Anneliese Myers….. Orleans
11811…Annemarie Mccormick….. Orleans
9684…Anne-Marie Ranger….. Orleans
9223…Annik Rouse….. Orleans
13624…Anthony Pickett….. Orleans
11187…Anthony Williamson….. Orleans
11639…Arthur Mckenzie….. Orleans
11637…Arthur Mckenzie….. Orleans
13964…Ashley Arbour….. Orleans
12223…Ashley Beaton….. Orleans
11709…Barbara Bourke….. Orleans
7825…Barbara Oattes….. Orleans
7285…Ben Richard….. Orleans
8632…Bennett Dave….. Orleans
7035…Benoit Cadieux….. Orleans
10854…Bernie Hasselman….. Orleans
8926…Beverley Hatt….. Orleans
7680…Beverley Holden….. Orleans
7786…Bill Meek….. Orleans
13965…Blake Arbour….. Orleans
7767…Bonita Martin….. Orleans
8148…Brenda Cavanagh….. Orleans
7644…Brenda Gosselin….. Orleans
11800…Brenda Leury….. Orleans
13569…Brian Newlove….. Orleans
9857…Brigitte Benay….. Orleans
8718…Brigitte Bourre….. Orleans
10459…Bruce Brunelle….. Orleans
14281…Camelia Touzany….. Orleans
12544…Carl Kletke….. Orleans
11742…Carla De Koning….. Orleans
11765…Carly Gordon….. Orleans
10855…Carly Hasselman….. Orleans
9247…Carmela Savoia….. Orleans
11504…Carmen Foglietta….. Orleans
8048…Carol Daigle….. Orleans
12383…Carol Huot….. Orleans
9665…Carol Moule….. Orleans
11188…Carol Williamson….. Orleans
7634…Carole Gaudes….. Orleans
9756…Caroline Tessier….. Orleans
11983…Chelsea Hughes….. Orleans
13864…Chelsea Warden….. Orleans
12719…Chris Michael….. Orleans
13570…Chris Newlove….. Orleans
11097…Christa Faehndrich….. Orleans
9554…Christina Jahraus….. Orleans
10720…Christina Walker….. Orleans
8751…Christine Casey….. Orleans
9250…Christine Scarlett….. Orleans
9196…Cindy Reid….. Orleans
13040…Clairette Clement….. Orleans
11934…Corey Bursey….. Orleans
14471…Dakota Chamberlain….. Orleans
7184…Danie Michaud….. Orleans
9926…Daniel Bradley….. Orleans
9577…Daniel Quimper….. Orleans
12560…Danielle Richardson….. Orleans
7971…Darlene Welch….. Orleans
9879…Dave Byrne….. Orleans
11894…Dave King….. Orleans
9471…David Ball….. Orleans
9680…David Gee….. Orleans
13386…David Lawrence….. Orleans
13764…David Soule….. Orleans
7982…David Young….. Orleans
8626…Deanna Masur….. Orleans
10835…Deanne Farley….. Orleans
14230…Deanne Mclintock….. Orleans
14252…Debbie Landry….. Orleans
10929…Denis Raymond….. Orleans
10317…Dennis Lloyd….. Orleans
9021…Diane Levesque….. Orleans
7573…Dominique Cusson….. Orleans
11382…Donald Darrell….. Orleans
8975…Donald Kennedy….. Orleans
12226…Doreen Murray….. Orleans
13305…Earl Jared….. Orleans
8763…Edith Chartrand….. Orleans
9509…Edith Gibeault….. Orleans
8550…Elan Graves….. Orleans
10786…Elizabeth Bachand….. Orleans
13765…Emma Soule….. Orleans
7157…Eric Bourbonnais….. Orleans
8360…Eric Christensen….. Orleans
10266…Eric Drouin….. Orleans
12091…Eric Gay….. Orleans
9567…Erica Dixon….. Orleans
7853…Erik Poapst….. Orleans
11443…Ethel Best….. Orleans
11834…Farhana Rahman….. Orleans
9049…Faye Magne….. Orleans
11000…Feyah Turner….. Orleans
12633…France Gagnon….. Orleans
13880…Frederick Whichelo….. Orleans
8213…Fyfe Will….. Orleans
12704…Gabriel Rousseau….. Orleans
14012…Gail Cote….. Orleans
10528…Garrett Fiander….. Orleans
9797…Genevieve Beliveau….. Orleans
12175…George Cormack….. Orleans
12325…Georges Rousseau….. Orleans
14000…Gerry Champagne….. Orleans
9663…Gilles Berger….. Orleans
13647…Gilles Pouliot….. Orleans
10916…Gisele Montgomery….. Orleans
13687…Gisele Rivest….. Orleans
9571…Gorden Cavanagh….. Orleans
9798…Greg Beliveau….. Orleans
13360…Greg Lacroix….. Orleans
8568…Gregory Burt….. Orleans
12061…Gregory Villeneuve….. Orleans
12869…Guy Armstrong….. Orleans
10246…Harold O'connell….. Orleans
7483…Heather Barr….. Orleans
12415…Heather Lloyd….. Orleans
9535…Heather Mcintosh….. Orleans
13766…Heather Soule….. Orleans
14470…Helene Boyer….. Orleans
11796…Henri Lanctot….. Orleans
7981…Ian Yokota….. Orleans
8049…Irvin Daigle….. Orleans
8357…Isabelle Lapierre….. Orleans
9397…Jacinthe Laliberte….. Orleans
8671…Jackie Anton….. Orleans
11807…Jacob Matthews….. Orleans
10084…Jacques Gagne….. Orleans
11594…James Gan….. Orleans
8768…Janice Christensen….. Orleans
11120…Janice Mcintyre….. Orleans
12194…Jannine Moreau….. Orleans
7191…Jason Sinkus….. Orleans
11891…Jean-Pierre Dufour….. Orleans
12332…Jennifer Brisson….. Orleans
8448…Jennifer Buffam….. Orleans
7667…Jennifer Hausman….. Orleans
8981…Jennifer King….. Orleans
7924…Jennifer Stewart….. Orleans
14001…Jessica Champagne….. Orleans
10694…Jessica Danforth….. Orleans
9193…Joan Rajotte….. Orleans
14351…Joanna Streppa….. Orleans
12103…Jo-Anne Matheson….. Orleans
9116…Joanne Mulligan….. Orleans
13911…Joel Bergeron….. Orleans
9516…Johanne Stuart….. Orleans
12422…John Kernick….. Orleans
14089…John Learned….. Orleans
13491…John Mcgregor….. Orleans
14597…John Menzies….. Orleans
9140…John O'bryan….. Orleans
9251…John Scarlett….. Orleans
7939…John Tennant….. Orleans
7959…John Vice….. Orleans
7299…Jonathan Favre….. Orleans
14283…Jonathan Montreuil….. Orleans
9517…Jordi Stuart….. Orleans
11638…Josee Cote….. Orleans
11476…Josee Deleseleuc….. Orleans
11152…Josee Sarazin….. Orleans
12871…Josie Armstrong….. Orleans
12368…Julie Arsenault….. Orleans
11137…Julie Johnson….. Orleans
9248…Julie Savoie….. Orleans
9141…Justin O'bryan….. Orleans
11167…Karianne Lefebvre….. Orleans
8982…Karyl King….. Orleans
8127…Katharina Menduni….. Orleans
10469…Katherine Kurtossy….. Orleans
12716…Kathleen Michael….. Orleans
8692…Kathryn Barr….. Orleans
12308…Katie Williams….. Orleans
7744…Kayla Licari….. Orleans
11772…Kelly Haynes….. Orleans
12718…Kelly Michael….. Orleans
9519…Kelsey Teague….. Orleans
10814…Kenneth Crane….. Orleans
11066…Kenneth Gray….. Orleans
12756…Kevin O'keefe….. Orleans
12564…Kevin Riendeau….. Orleans
10758…Kim Carrier….. Orleans
9075…Kim Mcgowan….. Orleans
14010…Krista Cooper….. Orleans
7317…Kristen Ward….. Orleans
14238…Kyle Thebault….. Orleans
9618…Kylie Rozon….. Orleans
8449…Laura Buffam….. Orleans
8167…Laura St-Pierre….. Orleans
9351…Laura Yokota-Savoia….. Orleans
7051…Lauren Devereux….. Orleans
10556…Laurie Mack….. Orleans
12090…Lesley Gay….. Orleans
8952…Leslie Hurry….. Orleans
14074…Leslie Katz….. Orleans
8747…Lili Caron….. Orleans
14370…Linda Brunet….. Orleans
12072…Linda Dupuis….. Orleans
9300…Lindsay Toll….. Orleans
13860…Lindsay Walthert….. Orleans
13999…Lisa Carozza….. Orleans
9083…Lisa Meek….. Orleans
12198…Lisa St-Amour….. Orleans
12102…Lise Dixon….. Orleans
9213…Lloyd Rockburn….. Orleans
7018…Lorne Schmidt….. Orleans
9214…Louise Rockburn….. Orleans
13761…Louise Soloski….. Orleans
8215…Luc Nadon….. Orleans
9163…Luc Pedneault….. Orleans
10761…Lucie Houle….. Orleans
7222…Lucien Bedard….. Orleans
7804…Lynda Muirhead….. Orleans
13196…M Gauthier….. Orleans
11121…Malcolm Mcintyre….. Orleans
7960…Manon Virag….. Orleans
8523…Marc Desforges….. Orleans
7501…Marc-Andre Blanke….. Orleans
11695…Marg Zens….. Orleans
7686…Maria Hotston….. Orleans
13468…Maria Perron….. Orleans
9620…Mark Deschamps….. Orleans
12717…Mark Michael….. Orleans
11400…Mark Price….. Orleans
7653…Marquis Hainse….. Orleans
9527…Martine Gagnon….. Orleans
8105…Mary Anne Gillespie….. Orleans
12568…Mary Jane Daluz….. Orleans
8823…Mathieu Dion….. Orleans
14048…Mathieu Gill….. Orleans
14278…Matt Boivin….. Orleans
8211…Matt Fyfe….. Orleans
12872…Matthew Armstrong….. Orleans
11014…Matthew Mckay….. Orleans
14579…Matthew Overton….. Orleans
9252…Matthew Scarlett….. Orleans
9635…Matthew Walthert….. Orleans
12326…Maureen Brennan-Rousseau….. Orleans
8478…Maureen Lamothe….. Orleans
8907…Max Guenette….. Orleans
7474…Megan Apostoleris….. Orleans
9294…Megan Taylor….. Orleans
7524…Michael Brown….. Orleans
13306…Michael Jared….. Orleans
9636…Michael Kampman….. Orleans
13705…Michael Roome….. Orleans
8824…Michel Dion….. Orleans
10957…Michel St Denis….. Orleans
10702…Michelle Best….. Orleans
12206…Michelle Maheux….. Orleans
11136…Mike Johnson….. Orleans
10742…Ming Tung….. Orleans
9088…Mireille Mikhael….. Orleans
10859…Monica Henderson….. Orleans
9772…Monique Goyette….. Orleans
7687…Morgan Hotston….. Orleans
7666…Murray Hatt….. Orleans
8816…Natalie Deschamps….. Orleans
13361…Natascha Lacroix….. Orleans
7736…Natasshia Lee….. Orleans
11065…Nathalie Laroche….. Orleans
9212…Nathalie Rochon….. Orleans
9415…Nerehis Tzivanopolous….. Orleans
9957…Nicolas Ducharme….. Orleans
8674…Nicole Arbic….. Orleans
11214…Nicole Lalonde….. Orleans
10757…Norman May….. Orleans
11672…Olivier Lavictoire….. Orleans
9723…Pamela Lavallee….. Orleans
11673…Patrice Lavictoire….. Orleans
11294…Patrick Grenier….. Orleans
9019…Patrick Levasseur….. Orleans
11572…Patrick Mcvarnock….. Orleans
12765…Patrick Sarda….. Orleans
14591…Paul Mcdonough….. Orleans
10760…Paul Walker….. Orleans
12508…Pauline Giese….. Orleans
13913…Peter Blier….. Orleans
10433…Peter Devlin….. Orleans
14130…Philippe Milot….. Orleans
8761…Pierre Charron….. Orleans
12738…Pierre Huet….. Orleans
11293…Pierrette Grenier….. Orleans
8450…Rachel Buffam….. Orleans
9722…Rachel Lessard….. Orleans
10893…Rachel Mac Duff….. Orleans
8583…Rafael Huet….. Orleans
12528…Randy Buffam….. Orleans
11151…Randy Lahaise….. Orleans
8348…Raymond Mcinnis….. Orleans
12623…Raymond Ouimet….. Orleans
10143…Rebeca Shaw….. Orleans
9518…Rebecca Teague….. Orleans
11272…Remika Gautam….. Orleans
10810…Renelle Cloutier….. Orleans
11653…Richard Purves….. Orleans
12113…Richard Tremblay….. Orleans
10924…Rita Paul….. Orleans
9320…Rob Vice….. Orleans
10815…Robbie Crane….. Orleans
9782…Robert Blasutti….. Orleans
9647…Robert Downey….. Orleans
11168…Robert Jr Lefebvre….. Orleans
11820…Robert Morin….. Orleans
11982…Robert Patchett….. Orleans
7907…Robert Simard….. Orleans
11881…Robin Whitford….. Orleans
7054…Robyn Macdonald….. Orleans
13998…Roger Butt….. Orleans
13586…Ron Orien….. Orleans
9454…Roy Maclellan….. Orleans
14449…Sandy Clark….. Orleans
12414…Sandy Jones….. Orleans
9352…Sara Yokota-Savoia….. Orleans
7712…Scott King….. Orleans
9439…Sean Patchett….. Orleans
14158…Sesha Rabideau….. Orleans
10999…Shaily Turner….. Orleans
12947…Shanna Boutilier….. Orleans
10364…Shannon Snider….. Orleans
7287…Shawn Hohenkirk….. Orleans
8533…Shawn Myers….. Orleans
14469…Shayne Chamberlain….. Orleans
9218…Shirley Rogers….. Orleans
8730…Stacey Brisebois….. Orleans
10766…Stacy Taylor….. Orleans
7182…Stephan Lemaire….. Orleans
11228…Stephanie Ettinger….. Orleans
12141…Stephen James….. Orleans
11900…Steve Greenwood….. Orleans
7336…Steve Pelletier….. Orleans
10875…Susan Kes….. Orleans
12437…Susan Lepine….. Orleans
8117…Susan Villeneuve….. Orleans
9579…Suzanne Giguere….. Orleans
9089…Suzanne Mikkelsen….. Orleans
11130…Sydney Howard….. Orleans
14616…Sylvain Levesque….. Orleans
9972…Sylvie Daoust….. Orleans
12431…Sylvie Godbout….. Orleans
9596…Sylvie Morin….. Orleans
8536…Talia Cameron….. Orleans
13387…Talia Lawrence….. Orleans
8047…Tamiko Von Eicken….. Orleans
12024…Tammy Edwards….. Orleans
7236…Tammy Gardner….. Orleans
5841…Tanja Scharf….. Orleans
7621…Tanya Finlay….. Orleans
9166…Taylor Perron….. Orleans
9970…Tom Kannemann….. Orleans
7962…Tommy Vranas….. Orleans
10149…Tonie Lavictoire….. Orleans
10340…Tori Maclean….. Orleans
8286…Tracey Fitzpatrick….. Orleans
11349…Tracey Gibbons….. Orleans
7654…Traci Hainse….. Orleans
8619…Tracy Rizok….. Orleans
10527…Travis Fiander….. Orleans
13808…Tristan Tessier….. Orleans
8672…Val Anton….. Orleans
9639…Valerie Beauchesne….. Orleans
13362…Valerie Ladouceur….. Orleans
9661…Valerie Marcil….. Orleans
12682…Valerie O'connell….. Orleans
12320…Vanessa Sanger….. Orleans
11877…Venise Volodarsky….. Orleans
13400…Veronik Leblanc….. Orleans
7583…Veronique Daviault….. Orleans
10568…Vicki Aubin….. Orleans
10132…Vince Daluz….. Orleans
11778…Wendy Hickson….. Orleans
11847…Wendy Ruthven….. Orleans
8873…Wyn Fournier….. Orleans
9237…Xavier Saindon….. Orleans
13595…Yvonne Parsons….. Orleans
12155…Zachary St-Pierre….. Orleans
14285…Zack Hazledine….. Orleans
11808…Zoe Matthews….. Orleans
7779…Didi Mclean….. Oxford Mills
8868…Jana Ford….. Oxford Mills
12796…Julie Shephard….. Oxford Mills
8933…Kim Hennessy….. Oxford Mills
12783…Leia Richards….. Oxford Mills
13324…Marvin Kealey….. Oxford Mills
10641…Nadia Diakun-Thibault….. Oxford Mills
10347…Robert Lachance….. Oxford Mills
14619…Aida Izquierdo….. Pembroke
9041…Alanna Macgregor….. Pembroke
14622…Amanda Sykes….. Pembroke
10393…Amelia Gallant….. Pembroke
10499…Bernadette Demong….. Pembroke
13176…Brian Fraser….. Pembroke
10389…Chantal Gallant….. Pembroke
10778…Cheryl Gallant….. Pembroke
12346…Chichi Mgbemena….. Pembroke
8435…Chuck Mathe….. Pembroke
10884…Deanna Lang….. Pembroke
13263…Derek Hebner….. Pembroke
10342…Donald Sheppard….. Pembroke
10000…Elisabelle St-Hilaire….. Pembroke
10392…Ellyse Gallant….. Pembroke
10500…Erik Fleurant….. Pembroke
10794…Ginger Boucher….. Pembroke
12592…Hilary Reiche….. Pembroke
10390…James Gallant….. Pembroke
12724…Jessica Bucci….. Pembroke
14624…John Blair….. Pembroke
14623…Jordan Blair….. Pembroke
8436…Kerry Nolan….. Pembroke
10391…Lauren Gallant….. Pembroke
10343…Lorie Sheppard….. Pembroke
12539…Lynn Carre….. Pembroke
9999…Marie-Philippe St-Hilaire….. Pembroke
12154…Melissa Jarvis….. Pembroke
10606…Michael Murphy….. Pembroke
14368…Michelle Rousselle….. Pembroke
12889…Mike Baxter….. Pembroke
13862…P Ward….. Pembroke
10209…Peter Harrington….. Pembroke
11042…Renee Fleurant….. Pembroke
10001…Ryan Bergin….. Pembroke
12775…Sherri Forward….. Pembroke
12214…Stanley Gauthier….. Pembroke
9996…Andrea Kennedy….. Perth
7433…Angela Gilbertson….. Perth
8227…Anne Marie Gallant….. Perth
12019…Ashley Murphy….. Perth
11265…Bobbi-Jo Jarvis….. Perth
11002…Charles Kirkwood….. Perth
12397…Connor Stewart….. Perth
8983…Dawn Kirkham….. Perth
12984…Derick Buffam….. Perth
11566…Georgine Elderkin….. Perth
12985…Jacob Buffam….. Perth
12398…Jim Stewart….. Perth
14219…Kayla Millar….. Perth
8617…Kelly Ireton….. Perth
8243…Kim Hazen….. Perth
9243…Lexi Saunders….. Perth
9244…Lisa Saunders….. Perth
8508…Lise Harris….. Perth
9245…Logan Saunders….. Perth
1048…Lynn Marsh….. Perth
9246…Nolan Saunders….. Perth
12866…Quattrocchi Annette….. Perth
9345…Rhonda Wright….. Perth
12939…Sharon Bothwell….. Perth
8230…Steve Gallant….. Perth
9109…Tammy Morrison….. Perth
13634…Tracy Plourde….. Perth
10478…Adele Burry….. Petawawa
12488…Amanda Prud'homme….. Petawawa
8382…Amy Christensen….. Petawawa
12832…Andrew Chan….. Petawawa
11299…Andrew Wilson….. Petawawa
13224…Angela Grandy….. Petawawa
8562…Annette Baisley….. Petawawa
10615…Bethany Hackworth….. Petawawa
11686…Bonnie Farrel….. Petawawa
10979…Brenda Willsie….. Petawawa
11069…Brian Mckay….. Petawawa
10505…Bryanna Novack….. Petawawa
7898…Caroline Seessle….. Petawawa
9372…Chico Traclet….. Petawawa
13195…Chris Gauthier….. Petawawa
12545…Chris Stewart….. Petawawa
12799…Claire Luesink….. Petawawa
12654…Clinton Vardy….. Petawawa
8228…Colleen Williams….. Petawawa
8082…Connor Chalmers-Wein….. Petawawa
13670…Cora Rennie….. Petawawa
10564…Corey Rice….. Petawawa
10014…Daniel Brissette….. Petawawa
13499…Daniel Mclaren….. Petawawa
10907…Daniel Milburn….. Petawawa
7961…Dave Vooght….. Petawawa
13219…David Gottfried….. Petawawa
13227…David Grebstad….. Petawawa
13442…Donna Macera….. Petawawa
10498…Doug Bowers….. Petawawa
8095…Emma Bowers….. Petawawa
12184…Eric Brisebois….. Petawawa
9656…Eric Jutras….. Petawawa
9770…Eric Pilon….. Petawawa
3822…Eric Roy….. Petawawa
10408…Eve Boyce….. Petawawa
9413…Fedora Lombardo….. Petawawa
13002…Gillian Campbell….. Petawawa
12991…Glen Butcher….. Petawawa
13444…Grant Macintosh….. Petawawa
13253…Greg Hatcher….. Petawawa
7043…Haley Moreau….. Petawawa
11688…Harrison Lane….. Petawawa
10094…Heather Skaling….. Petawawa
10617…Heidi Tingley….. Petawawa
10993…Heike Traclet….. Petawawa
9326…Ian Walcott….. Petawawa
10620…James Conway….. Petawawa
13225…Janessa Grandy….. Petawawa
13205…Jennifer German….. Petawawa
9453…Jeris Chalmers-Wein….. Petawawa
10684…Joann Tyrie….. Petawawa
11298…Jody Weymouth….. Petawawa
11372…Johanne Guimond….. Petawawa
8495…John Stevenson….. Petawawa
10565…Johnny Rice….. Petawawa
8592…Joseph Firlotte….. Petawawa
10670…Julianne Godard….. Petawawa
8496…Julie Stevenson….. Petawawa
12388…Kelly Brissette….. Petawawa
11081…Kelly Dove….. Petawawa
8034…Kelsey Macintosh….. Petawawa
14366…Kenneth Highsted….. Petawawa
10371…Kevin Cameron….. Petawawa
11082…Kirstyn Dove….. Petawawa
11632…Kristin De Jong….. Petawawa
12127…Lana Gillard….. Petawawa
12038…Laura Moreau….. Petawawa
10464…Leona Vance….. Petawawa
11662…Lisa Bourque….. Petawawa
12110…Lisa Fedak….. Petawawa
11049…Lucinda Vienneau….. Petawawa
10326…Marc Parent….. Petawawa
11068…Margaret Mckay….. Petawawa
8561…Mark Baisley….. Petawawa
8116…Marla Lesage….. Petawawa
8341…Marsha Robertson….. Petawawa
8600…Matthew Devine….. Petawawa
8953…Melissa Huston….. Petawawa
10410…Michael Companion….. Petawawa
12182…Michelle Brisebois….. Petawawa
8601…Molly Mcinnes Learning….. Petawawa
8229…Nick Williams….. Petawawa
12723…Nicole Laidlaw….. Petawawa
9479…Nina Di Sabatino….. Petawawa
12075…Pascale Paradis….. Petawawa
12037…Paul Moreau….. Petawawa
14605…Rich Gallant….. Petawawa
10063…Robert Mallory….. Petawawa
9090…Rodney Milburn….. Petawawa
7809…Ron Needham….. Petawawa
10497…Sam Bowers….. Petawawa
12685…Samantha Dacey….. Petawawa
9051…Sandra Majczyna….. Petawawa
13277…Scott Horodecky….. Petawawa
10683…Scott Tyrie….. Petawawa
9456…Selina Hatcher….. Petawawa
12766…Shane Learning….. Petawawa
10566…Sheldon Rice….. Petawawa
7401…Steve Buckett….. Petawawa
11984…Susan Chalmers….. Petawawa
12684…Suzanne Dacey….. Petawawa
11327…Tania Thompson….. Petawawa
13716…Tanner Rutz….. Petawawa
10332…Tiffeny Holdom….. Petawawa
13052…Todd Constantine….. Petawawa
10623…Valerie Plant….. Petawawa
12995…Vanessa Butler….. Petawawa
12524…Virginia Rich….. Petawawa
7355…Wayne Eyre….. Petawawa
13226…William Grandy….. Petawawa
12819…William Hawley….. Petawawa
10406…Angela Gauthier-Demers….. Plantagenet
8509…Annie Gauthier….. Plantagenet
8174…Carole Lapointe….. Plantagenet
13145…Debbie Elie….. Plantagenet
13101…Leo Demers….. Plantagenet
9229…Malika Rozon Sibera….. Plantagenet
13632…Christian Plante….. Pontiac
9285…Glen Swan….. Pontiac
9286…Heather Swan….. Pontiac
9287…Jane Swan….. Pontiac
9288…Janice Swan….. Pontiac
9289…Martin Swan….. Pontiac
7645…Renee Gosselin….. Pontiac
13633…Samuel Plante….. Pontiac
9290…Seamus Swan….. Pontiac
14139…Andrew Noonan….. Prescott
9845…Angela Powell….. Prescott
14140…Betty Noonan….. Prescott
12896…Chris Bedor….. Prescott
13193…Colleen Gander….. Prescott
11510…Darlene Daub….. Prescott
12897…Kim Bedor….. Prescott
11995…Leanne Crain….. Prescott
9128…Sandy Noonan….. Prescott
14141…Wayne Noonan….. Prescott
13846…Amanda Vance….. Renfrew
12915…Connor Bennett….. Renfrew
10021…Daryl Fiebig….. Renfrew
10020…Debbie Fiebig….. Renfrew
8035…Kelley Whitman….. Renfrew
14125…Lindsay Mcnulty….. Renfrew
10844…Lisa Gauthier….. Renfrew
7624…Rachel Folkema….. Renfrew
8136…Sonya Lepine….. Renfrew
14198…Adrianna Van Zeeland….. Richmond
10889…Al Lewis….. Richmond
10948…Andre Seiffert….. Richmond
8670…Barbara Annas….. Richmond
8620…Brent Macintyre….. Richmond
10318…Carl Turenne….. Richmond
12135…Carla Zylstra….. Richmond
10796…Charlene Burnside….. Richmond
14149…Christine Pepin….. Richmond
12829…Connie Bresee….. Richmond
8188…Dawn Jordon….. Richmond
10825…Deena Desson….. Richmond
11809…Diane Mayer….. Richmond
13281…Dominique Huet….. Richmond
7066…Heather Hunter….. Richmond
8306…Jamie Jordon….. Richmond
10737…Janet Moul….. Richmond
11810…Jerry Mayer….. Richmond
8256…Joe Barthelette….. Richmond
10944…Kristin Ryan….. Richmond
13240…Laura Habgood….. Richmond
12895…Lionel Bedard….. Richmond
13241…Michael Habgood….. Richmond
7598…Pierre Doiron….. Richmond
7242…Roger Crispin….. Richmond
9907…Scott Cooper….. Richmond
10890…Sean Lewis….. Richmond
7814…Sherry Newman….. Richmond
12989…Stephen Burwash….. Richmond
10891…Suzanne Lewis….. Richmond
10919…Theresa Murray….. Richmond
13550…Tom Moul….. Richmond
10381…Tony Steele….. Richmond
9175…Tracey Pick….. Richmond
10380…Wendy Steele….. Richmond
9162…Whitney Peasley….. Richmond
7358…Amanda Hebert….. Rockland
11875…Andre Vezina….. Rockland
12217…Belanna Mclean….. Rockland
10378…Braeden Roy….. Rockland
13165…Brenda Flood….. Rockland
8452…Carrie Mccoombs….. Rockland
10516…Catherine Watson….. Rockland
8314…Colene O'brien….. Rockland
8614…Connie Hadley….. Rockland
11773…Darlene Hebert….. Rockland
14418…Debbie Simms….. Rockland
14272…Emilie Deschamps….. Rockland
12993…Erika Butler….. Rockland
13854…Fran Vollhoffer….. Rockland
12379…Ghislain Veilleux….. Rockland
11755…Gisele Forest….. Rockland
10273…Guylain Ouellette….. Rockland
8313…Irene Lemaire….. Rockland
9836…Isabelle Tremblay….. Rockland
14263…Jolene Marinier….. Rockland
7980…Josanne Yelle….. Rockland
8451…Josef Mccoombs….. Rockland
12994…Karl Butler….. Rockland
11635…Michael Crabbe….. Rockland
7570…Michael Croteau….. Rockland
14419…Mitchell Simms….. Rockland
11551…Nancy Crabbe….. Rockland
14461…Nelson Lizotte….. Rockland
9386…Patricia Wright….. Rockland
12195…Pierre Archambault….. Rockland
10621…Robin Zito….. Rockland
12728…Roylana Larochelle….. Rockland
12219…Sam Mclean….. Rockland
8207…Serina K. Archambault….. ROckland
11162…Sharlene L. Archambault….. Rockland
13262…Simon Hebert….. Rockland
14421…Stephanie Simms….. Rockland
11161…Sylvie Archambault….. Rockland
12458…Tom Whelan….. Rockland
12071…Vickie Sheppard….. Rockland
12035…Donna Courchesne….. Shawville
7571…Debi Cunningham….. Smiths Falls
11452…Fabian Boone….. Smiths Falls
13512…Garry Mellan….. Smiths Falls
11717…Grace Buffam….. Smiths Falls
8690…Heather Bannon….. Smiths Falls
7532…Jen Cahill….. Smiths Falls
13517…Kat Merrells….. Smiths Falls
8707…Kim Berry….. Smiths Falls
13626…Matthew Pilon….. Smiths Falls
13317…Norma Jones-Myers….. Smiths Falls
8950…Pat Hunter Muldoon….. Smiths Falls
13067…Russell Cowan….. Smiths Falls
10638…Sheena Shilton….. Smiths Falls
8178…Stephen Wintle….. Smiths Falls
9793…Tammy Mulrooney….. Smiths Falls
13627…Tammy Pilon….. Smiths Falls
13358…Tanya Labelle….. Smiths Falls
8928…Theresa Heaslip….. Smiths Falls
8205…Alan Burgess….. South Mountain
8204…Carolyn Burgess….. South Mountain
14352…Julie Streska….. Spencerville
7220…Brian Roos….. St. Albert
12101…Kevin Rocchi….. St. Albert
8191…Lisa Bambrick….. St. Albert
13734…Patricia Sauve….. St. Albert
9354…|Jo Young….. Stittsville
8930…Aidan Heffernan….. Stittsville
11103…Alain Brazeau….. Stittsville
8352…Alyssa Endicott….. Stittsville
13896…Amanda Woodward….. Stittsville
13450…Amy Macleod….. Stittsville
8996…Annick Lafleche….. Stittsville
8289…Anthea Odai-Abaloo….. Stittsville
7884…April Sabourin….. Stittsville
10216…Bethany Roy….. Stittsville
8639…Blake Van Den Heuvel….. Stittsville
8931…Brendan Heffernan….. Stittsville
8831…Briana Downey….. Stittsville
7101…Brigitte Garvock….. Stittsville
8832…Brittney Downey….. Stittsville
13124…Bruce Donnelly….. Stittsville
9235…Caitlin Sabourin….. Stittsville
9748…Cameron Ellis….. Stittsville
12156…Carrie Brown….. Stittsville
9747…Carrie Gudgeon….. Stittsville
7510…Catherine Boucher….. Stittsville
10803…Cathy Chalmers….. Stittsville
11905…Cathy Chorniawy….. Stittsville
7834…Cathy O'neil….. Stittsville
10936…Cathy Robinson….. Stittsville
13155…Charles Falardeau….. Stittsville
14437…Chris Kurlicki….. Stittsville
13402…Chris Leger….. Stittsville
4481…Chris Stacey….. Stittsville
11275…Christiane Mendes….. Stittsville
10707…Christine Lusk….. Stittsville
11729…Claire Collis….. Stittsville
11866…Clarice Tattersall….. Stittsville
7885…Dakota Sabourin….. Stittsville
9337…Daphne Whiting….. Stittsville
9423…David Butler….. Stittsville
13488…Deb Mcgeachy….. Stittsville
12018…Denise Morrison….. Stittsville
7595…Dennis Desjardins….. Stittsville
13704…Don Rooke….. Stittsville
7886…Doug Sabourin….. Stittsville
8264…E. Roselyn Murphy….. Stittsville
9013…Elise Lavigne….. Stittsville
10708…Elizabeth Goddard….. Stittsville
14068…Eric Irons….. Stittsville
8332…Eric Kahler….. Stittsville
9482…Eric Morrison….. Stittsville
13910…Felix Belzile….. Stittsville
7548…Gerald Chamberlain….. Stittsville
12140…Grace Lachance….. Stittsville
10091…Greg Vanclief….. Stittsville
7759…Guy Macleod….. Stittsville
11274…Harold Mendes….. Stittsville
8749…Heather Carty….. Stittsville
7976…Hope Wilson….. Stittsville
14279…J.R. (Bob) Auchterlonie….. Stittsville
7061…Jason O'donnell….. Stittsville
11867…Jenna Tattersall….. Stittsville
7465…Jennifer Ailey….. Stittsville
11186…Jennifer Reid-Hudson….. Stittsville
12503…Jennifer Tschanz….. Stittsville
11109…Jerry Shelest….. Stittsville
7231…Jessica Pomeroy….. Stittsville
9555…Jody Fraser….. Stittsville
8966…Joel Kam….. Stittsville
14132…Joelle Morin….. Stittsville
8458…John Green….. Stittsville
11868…John Tattersall….. Stittsville
13884…John Williams….. Stittsville
14457…Jon Andrews….. Stittsville
9236…Judy Sabourin….. Stittsville
8044…Julia Gervais….. Stittsville
13477…Kaitlyn Mccaughan….. Stittsville
11104…Karen Dokken….. Stittsville
7366…Karen Kurlicki….. Stittsville
12262…Karin Wiens….. Stittsville
12591…Katherine Williton….. Stittsville
10101…Kelby Hamilton….. Stittsville
8833…Kevin Downey….. Stittsville
8173…Kristen Cameron….. Stittsville
4441…Kyle Mackay….. Stittsville
8560…Laura Coxworth….. Stittsville
9462…Laura Miller….. Stittsville
5825…Laurel Rosene….. Stittsville
7252…Laurie Laird….. Stittsville
13257…Liisa Hayman….. Stittsville
7258…Lisa Steele….. Stittsville
4442…Louise Mackay….. Stittsville
11185…Lucas Hudson….. Stittsville
10561…Lucas Hudson….. Stittsville
4067…Lynn Messager….. Stittsville
7877…Marc Roy….. Stittsville
13717…Marc Rydzik….. Stittsville
9045…Martha Macleod….. Stittsville
8935…Mary Herbert….. Stittsville
10682…Maryam Tangaki….. Stittsville
7479…Matt Bafia….. Stittsville
13989…Megan Ashlee Bowes….. Stittsville
8750…Meghan Carty….. Stittsville
8897…Melanie Goodfellow….. Stittsville
12261…Melissa Bouchard….. Stittsville
14270…Michaela Carella….. Stittsville
12260…Michel Bouchard….. Stittsville
9105…Michel Morin….. Stittsville
7511…Michelle Boucher….. Stittsville
11340…Michelle Endicott….. Stittsville
7668…Michelle Hay….. Stittsville
452…Moira Mcdonald….. Stittsville
7419…Nathalie Daigle….. Stittsville
7466…Nicholas Alexander….. Stittsville
10164…Peter Ennis….. Stittsville
11819…Pierre Monette….. Stittsville
10163…Rachel Ennis….. Stittsville
12108…Randal Walsh….. Stittsville
7609…Randy Dudding….. Stittsville
13166…Rene Flores….. Stittsville
10562…Renee Mcfarlane….. Stittsville
7669…Robert Hay….. Stittsville
12768…Robert Kinsman….. Stittsville
12139…Robert Lachance….. Stittsville
9510…Ruth Ann Sullivan….. Stittsville
10663…Sally Rideout….. Stittsville
13083…Sarah D'angelo….. Stittsville
8354…Savanna Endicott….. Stittsville
7790…Scott Miller….. Stittsville
13955…Shannelle Adam….. Stittsville
11395…Sheila Smith….. Stittsville
7902…Stephen Shaw….. Stittsville
13478…Steve Mccaughan….. Stittsville
9082…Steve Mcstravick….. Stittsville
4443…Stuart Mackay….. Stittsville
10607…Tania Lelievre….. Stittsville
13159…Taylor Ferris….. Stittsville
8967…Tenely Kam….. Stittsville
7480…Tim Bafia….. Stittsville
11184…Wayne Hudson….. Stittsville
12088…Wendy Fraser….. Stittsville
12899…Angelo Belanger….. Val-Des-Monts
12609…Anne Morin….. Val-Des-Monts
9924…Audrey Soucy….. Val-Des-Monts
12608…Dominik Roberge….. Val-Des-Monts
9444…Dominique Emond….. Val-Des-Monts
13539…Marc Moo Sang….. Val-Des-Monts
10305…Stefanie Moo Sang….. Val-Des-Monts
9443…Stephane Gravel….. Val-Des-Monts
7069…Yvan Dolan….. Val-Des-Monts
13380…Alison Laturnus….. Vanier
12319…Marthe Belanger….. Vanier
10418…Nicolas Fortin….. Vanier
12706…Thomas Bastien….. Vanier
10772…Michel Surprenant….. Vars
12628…Mike Kennedy….. Vars
13062…Sharon Courneyea….. Vars
12885…Sonia Barrette….. Vars
13276…Ali Hopper….. Wakefield
12699…Joanne Khouryati….. Wakefield
10310…Kerry Antonello….. White Lake
8729…Michelle Brennan….. White Lake
13252…Andrea Harrison….. Williamstown
13013…Bill Chambre….. Williamstown
13014…Cody Chambre….. Williamstown
13015…Sam Chambre….. Williamstown
8142…Christina Enright….. Winchester
10159…James Shelaga….. Winchester
9233…Marnie Rylaarsdam….. Winchester
11981…Nicole Robinson….. Winchester
9586…Ronald Harrison….. Winchester
12100…Carolyn Sandor-Weston….. Woodlawn
13458…Helen Malacrida….. Woodlawn
9853…Joanne Kumpf….. Woodlawn
12708…Michele Davey….. Woodlawn
7060…Mick Weston….. Woodlawn
Horse Guards is a historic building in the City of Westminster, London, between Whitehall and Horse Guards Parade. It was built in the mid-18th century, replacing an earlier building, as a barracks and stables for the Household Cavalry. The current and previous buildings were, between the early 18th century and 1858, the main military headquarters for the British Empire. Horse Guards originally formed the entrance to the Palace of Whitehall and later St James's Palace; for that reason it is still ceremonially defended by the King's Life Guard.
Although still in military use, part of the building houses the Household Cavalry Museum which is open to the public. It also functions as a gateway between Whitehall and St James's Park.
The first Horse Guards building was commissioned by King Charles II in 1663, on the site of a cavalry stables which had been built on the tiltyard of the Palace of Whitehall during the Commonwealth. Built of red brick and costing some £4,000, it comprised a central range with a clock tower, under which an arch connected Whitehall with St James's Park; two wings enclosed a courtyard with two large sentry boxes for mounted troopers on the Whitehall side, facing the palace gate. Entry to the park, then an enclosed private garden, was controlled by special ivory passes issued to favoured courtiers, a tradition which continues to the present, although the modern passes are made of plastic; only the monarch has the right to drive through the arch without a pass. Initially, the building was intended only to accommodate the King's Guard and included stabling for more than a hundred cavalry horses on the ground floor, as well as separate barracks for the foot guards. Following a fire at Whitehall in 1698, the court transferred to St James's Palace, therefore the function of Horse Guards changed to controlling the ceremonial approach to St James's from Westminster.
A plan of William Kent's design for the new Horse Guards, dated 1750, the year that work commenced but after Kent's death.
In the following decades, Horse Guards was increasingly used as administrative offices for the growing regular army and soon became overcrowded. The fabric of the building was also allowed to deteriorate; pieces of falling masonry were said to be a danger to the sentries. In 1745, King George II commissioned a new building in the fashionable Palladian style by the architect William Kent. Having to reuse the same plot of land, Kent managed to retain essentially the same plan as the original building while doubling the interior space. Kent died in April 1748 before the old Horse Guards had been demolished; work on the new building commenced in 1750 under the direction of Kent's assistant, John Vardy and William Robinson from the Office of Works. The cost of the buildings was £65,000 and took nearly ten years to complete. The Household Cavalry moved into the northern wing of the uncompleted building in 1755; at that time, there was stabling for 62 horses compared to 17 today. Originally, the two wings were connected to the central block by single storey ranges; in 1803-5 a further two floors were added to these, giving the building its present appearance. Kent's decision to retain a Baroque clock tower on his new Palladian building resulted in a peculiar blend of styles, perhaps the cause of it being described by Charles Knight as "the ugliest building in the metropolis".
The building also served as the offices for the various administrative departments responsible to the Secretary at War, which would eventually become formalised as the War Office. Also located at Horse Guards was the office of the Commander-in-Chief of the Forces. Hence, for many decades the term 'Horse Guards' was used as a metonym for British Army headquarters. Two famous occupants of the office, a room originally intended for courts-martial, were Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany (1795–1809), popularly believed to be "The Grand Old Duke of York", and the Duke of Wellington (1827–28 and 1842–1852). Wellington's coffin rested in this room on the night before his state funeral in 1852. The final Commander-in-Chief at Horse Guards was Prince George, Duke of Cambridge, who was so reluctant to move to the new War Office building at Cumberland House in Pall Mall that he had to be ordered to vacate the building by Queen Victoria in 1858. Wellington's desk is preserved in the same room, which is now the office of the Major-General Commanding the Household Division and General Officer Commanding London District. Horse Guards subsequently became the headquarters of two major Army commands: the London District and the Household Cavalry.
Jamie Vardy of Leicester City with the match ball after the Premier League match between Manchester City and Leicester City
Horse Guards is a historic building in the City of Westminster, London, between Whitehall and Horse Guards Parade. It was built in the mid-18th century, replacing an earlier building, as a barracks and stables for the Household Cavalry. The current and previous buildings were, between the early 18th century and 1858, the main military headquarters for the British Empire. Horse Guards originally formed the entrance to the Palace of Whitehall and later St James's Palace; for that reason it is still ceremonially defended by the King's Life Guard.
Although still in military use, part of the building houses the Household Cavalry Museum which is open to the public. It also functions as a gateway between Whitehall and St James's Park.
The first Horse Guards building was commissioned by King Charles II in 1663, on the site of a cavalry stables which had been built on the tiltyard of the Palace of Whitehall during the Commonwealth. Built of red brick and costing some £4,000, it comprised a central range with a clock tower, under which an arch connected Whitehall with St James's Park; two wings enclosed a courtyard with two large sentry boxes for mounted troopers on the Whitehall side, facing the palace gate. Entry to the park, then an enclosed private garden, was controlled by special ivory passes issued to favoured courtiers, a tradition which continues to the present, although the modern passes are made of plastic; only the monarch has the right to drive through the arch without a pass. Initially, the building was intended only to accommodate the King's Guard and included stabling for more than a hundred cavalry horses on the ground floor, as well as separate barracks for the foot guards. Following a fire at Whitehall in 1698, the court transferred to St James's Palace, therefore the function of Horse Guards changed to controlling the ceremonial approach to St James's from Westminster.
A plan of William Kent's design for the new Horse Guards, dated 1750, the year that work commenced but after Kent's death.
In the following decades, Horse Guards was increasingly used as administrative offices for the growing regular army and soon became overcrowded. The fabric of the building was also allowed to deteriorate; pieces of falling masonry were said to be a danger to the sentries. In 1745, King George II commissioned a new building in the fashionable Palladian style by the architect William Kent. Having to reuse the same plot of land, Kent managed to retain essentially the same plan as the original building while doubling the interior space. Kent died in April 1748 before the old Horse Guards had been demolished; work on the new building commenced in 1750 under the direction of Kent's assistant, John Vardy and William Robinson from the Office of Works. The cost of the buildings was £65,000 and took nearly ten years to complete. The Household Cavalry moved into the northern wing of the uncompleted building in 1755; at that time, there was stabling for 62 horses compared to 17 today. Originally, the two wings were connected to the central block by single storey ranges; in 1803-5 a further two floors were added to these, giving the building its present appearance. Kent's decision to retain a Baroque clock tower on his new Palladian building resulted in a peculiar blend of styles, perhaps the cause of it being described by Charles Knight as "the ugliest building in the metropolis".
The building also served as the offices for the various administrative departments responsible to the Secretary at War, which would eventually become formalised as the War Office. Also located at Horse Guards was the office of the Commander-in-Chief of the Forces. Hence, for many decades the term 'Horse Guards' was used as a metonym for British Army headquarters. Two famous occupants of the office, a room originally intended for courts-martial, were Prince Frederick, Duke of York and Albany (1795–1809), popularly believed to be "The Grand Old Duke of York", and the Duke of Wellington (1827–28 and 1842–1852). Wellington's coffin rested in this room on the night before his state funeral in 1852. The final Commander-in-Chief at Horse Guards was Prince George, Duke of Cambridge, who was so reluctant to move to the new War Office building at Cumberland House in Pall Mall that he had to be ordered to vacate the building by Queen Victoria in 1858. Wellington's desk is preserved in the same room, which is now the office of the Major-General Commanding the Household Division and General Officer Commanding London District. Horse Guards subsequently became the headquarters of two major Army commands: the London District and the Household Cavalry.
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Horse Guards is a large Grade I listed building in the Palladian style between Whitehall and Horse Guards Parade in London. The first Horse Guards building was built on the site of the former tiltyard of Westminster Palace in 1664.[1] It was demolished in 1749 and was replaced by the current building which was built between 1750 and 1753 by John Vardy after the death of original architect in 1748 William Kent.[1] Horse Guards Road runs north-south on the western boundary of the parade ground, while Horse Guards Avenue runs east from Whitehall on other side of the building, to Victoria Embankment.
The building served as the offices of the Commander-in-Chief of the Forces until 1904 when the post was abolished and replaced by the Chief of the General Staff.[2] The Chief of the General staff moved to the Old War Office Building in 1906[3] and Horse Guards subsequently became the headquarters of two major Army commands: the London District and the Household Cavalry.[2] The building is the formal entrance to St James's Palace via St. James's Park (though this is now entirely symbolic).[1] Only the monarch is allowed to drive through its central archway, or those given a pass (formerly made of ivory). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse_Guards_(building)
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Horse Guards est un bâtiment classé de style palladien entre Whitehall et le Horse Guards Parade à Londres.
Le premier bâtiment des Horse Guards a été construit sur le site de l'ancienne carrière du palais de Westminster en 1664. Il a été démoli en 1749 et a été remplacé par l'actuel bâtiment. Ce dernier a été construit entre 1751 et 1753 par John Vardy d'après William Kent.
La Horse Guards Road s'étend du nord-sud sur la limite ouest du Horse Guards Parade, tandis que la Horse Guards Avenue (en) va de Whitehall de l'autre côté du bâtiment au Victoria Embankment.
Le bâtiment a servi comme bureaux du Commander-in-Chief of the Forces jusqu'en 1904 où le poste a été supprimé et remplacé par le Chief of the Imperial General Staff. Celui-ci s'installe au War Office en 1906 et le Horse Guards est par la suite devenu le siège de deux commandements : celui du London District et celui de la Household Cavalry.
Le bâtiment est l'entrée officielle et symbolique au palais St. James via St James's Park. Seul le monarque est autorisé à passer en voiture à travers son arche centrale, mis à part ceux ayant reçu un laissez-passer.
Le Household Cavalry Museum, un musée, est situé dans le bâtiment.
Melissa a 22 year old studying a Bachelor of Business at uni in Melbourne. Fantastic result for a first time photo shoot.
July 7th, 2007 at 07:07am. Big Ben (OK, St Steven's Tower!!) and Westminster Bridge in the morning sunshine (the first for many days!!)
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Shot here early on a winter morning from Whitehall, Horse Guards is a Grade I-listed historic building in London's Westminster district. It was built in the mid-18th century, replacing an earlier building, as a barracks and stables for the Household Cavalry. It was, between the early 18th century and 1858, the main military headquarters for the British Empire. Horse Guards originally formed the entrance to the Palace of Whitehall and later St James's Palace; for that reason it is still ceremonially defended by the King's Life Guard.
Although still in military use, part of the building houses the Household Cavalry Museum which is open to the public. It also functions as a gateway between Whitehall and St James's Park.
The first Horse Guards building was commissioned by King Charles II in 1663. Over the decades, however, the fabric of the building was also allowed to deteriorate; pieces of falling masonry were said to be a danger to the sentries. In 1745, King George II commissioned a new building in the fashionable Palladian style by the architect William Kent. Having to reuse the same plot of land, Kent managed to retain essentially the same plan as the original building while doubling the interior space. Kent died in April 1748 before the old Horse Guards had been demolished; work on the new building commenced in 1750 under the direction of Kent's assistant, John Vardy and William Robinson from the Office of Works. The cost of the buildings was £65,000 and took nearly ten years to complete. The Household Cavalry moved into the northern wing of the uncompleted building in 1755. In 1803-5 a further two floors were added to these, giving the building its present appearance. Kent's decision to retain a Baroque clock tower “owing more to Vanbrugh in its contours and detail” on his new Palladian building resulted in a peculiar blend of styles, perhaps the cause of it being described by Charles Knight as "the ugliest building in the metropolis”.
At the annual Trooping the Colour ceremony in June, members of the Royal Family who are not participants watch the parade from the windows of Wellington's office over the archway.
This description incorporates text from the English Wikipedia.
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Harvey Barnes of Leicester City celebrates scoring the forth goal for Leicester City with Jamie Vardy of Leicester City during the Premier League match between Leicester City and Tottenham Hotspur at King Power Stadium
You could have knocked me down with a feather when I saw this. My ultimate goal when I started car spotting was to find an Astra Belmont. The Mk2 Astra is my favourite 80s/90s car and whilst I knew there was a MK2 hatchback locally which is on my stream, I always wanted to find a Belmont.
So you can imagine my delight when I saw this; a basic spec, totally original one owner example finished in silver and fitted with the original wheel trims and Reg Vardy dealer plates, probably bought from the Peterlee showroom. Despite a little bit of rust on the arches, this was in a tremendous honest condition; not concourse but all the better for it. I'm a little gutted that the shadows have detracted from the image sadly, but nevertheless you can see what a lovely car this is. At last MOT last April it was showing 81,860 miles and despite failing it's MOT every year since 2007 the owner has kept it going. Long may it live!
Melissa a 22 year old studying a Bachelor of Business at uni in Melbourne. Fantastic result for a first time photo shoot.
The Palace of Westminster serves as the meeting place for both the House of Commons and the House of Lords, the two houses of the Parliament of the United Kingdom. Informally known as the Houses of Parliament after its occupants, the Palace lies on the north bank of the River Thames in the City of Westminster, in central London, England.
Its name, which derives from the neighbouring Westminster Abbey, may refer to several historic structures but most often: the Old Palace, a medieval building-complex largely destroyed by fire in 1834, or its replacement, the New Palace that stands today. The palace is owned by the monarch in right of the Crown and, for ceremonial purposes, retains its original status as a royal residence. Committees appointed by both houses manage the building and report to the Speaker of the House of Commons and to the Lord Speaker.
The first royal palace constructed on the site dated from the 11th century, and Westminster became the primary residence of the Kings of England until fire destroyed the royal apartments in 1512 (after which, the nearby Palace of Whitehall was established). The remainder of Westminster continued to serve as the home of the Parliament of England, which had met there since the 13th century, and also as the seat of the Royal Courts of Justice, based in and around Westminster Hall. In 1834 an even greater fire ravaged the heavily rebuilt Houses of Parliament, and the only significant medieval structures to survive were Westminster Hall, the Cloisters of St Stephen's, the Chapel of St Mary Undercroft, and the Jewel Tower.
In the subsequent competition for the reconstruction of the Palace, the architect Charles Barry won with a design for new buildings in the Gothic Revival style, specifically inspired by the English Perpendicular Gothic style of the 14th–16th centuries. The remains of the Old Palace (except the detached Jewel Tower) were incorporated into its much larger replacement, which contains over 1,100 rooms organised symmetrically around two series of courtyards and which has a floor area of 112,476 m2 (1,210,680 sq ft). Part of the New Palace's area of 3.24 hectares (8 acres) was reclaimed from the River Thames, which is the setting of its nearly 300-metre long (980 ft) façade, called the River Front. Augustus Pugin, a leading authority on Gothic architecture and style, assisted Barry and designed the interior of the Palace. Construction started in 1840 and lasted for 30 years, suffering great delays and cost overruns, as well as the death of both leading architects; works for the interior decoration continued intermittently well into the 20th century. Major conservation work has taken place since then to reverse the effects of London's air pollution, and extensive repairs followed the Second World War, including the reconstruction of the Commons Chamber following its bombing in 1941.
The Palace is one of the centres of political life in the United Kingdom; "Westminster" has become a metonym for the UK Parliament and the British Government, and the Westminster system of government commemorates the name of the palace. The Elizabeth Tower, in particular, often referred to by the name of its main bell, Big Ben, has become an iconic landmark of London and of the United Kingdom in general, one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city, and an emblem of parliamentary democracy. Tsar Nicholas I of Russia called the new palace "a dream in stone". The Palace of Westminster has been a Grade I listed building since 1970 and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987.The site of the Palace of Westminster was strategically important during the Middle Ages, as it was located on the banks of the River Thames.[clarification needed] Known in medieval times as Thorney Island, the site may have been first-used for a royal residence by Canute the Great during his reign from 1016 to 1035. St Edward the Confessor, the penultimate Anglo-Saxon monarch of England, built a royal palace on Thorney Island just west of the City of London at about the same time as he built (1045–1050) Westminster Abbey. Thorney Island and the surrounding area soon became known as Westminster (from the words west and minster). Neither the buildings used by the Anglo-Saxons nor those used by William I (r. 1066–1087) survive. The oldest existing part of the Palace (Westminster Hall) dates from the reign of William I's successor, King William II (r. 1087–1100).
The Palace of Westminster functioned as the English monarchs' principal residence in the late Medieval period. The predecessors of Parliament, the Witenagemot and the Curia Regis, met in Westminster Hall (although they followed the King when he moved to other palaces). Simon de Montfort's Parliament, the first to include representatives of the major towns, met at the Palace in 1265. The "Model Parliament", the first official Parliament of England, met there in 1295, and almost all subsequent English Parliaments and then, after 1707, all British Parliaments have met at the Palace.
Detail from A Panoramic View of London, from the Tower of St. Margaret's Church, Westminster (1815) by Pierre Prévost, showing the Palace of Westminster. The original Westminster Bridge is at left, and the roof of Westminster Hall at centre.
In 1512, during the early years of the reign of King Henry VIII, fire destroyed the royal residential ("privy") area of the palace. In 1534 Henry VIII acquired York Place from Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, a powerful minister who had lost the King's favour. Renaming it the Palace of Whitehall, Henry used it as his principal residence. Although Westminster officially remained a royal palace, it was used by the two Houses of Parliament and by the various royal law courts.
The Old Palace was a complex of buildings, separated from the River Thames in the east by a series of gardens. The largest and northernmost building is Westminster Hall, which lies parallel to the river. Several buildings adjoin it on the east side; south of those and perpendicular to the Hall is the mediaeval House of Commons. Further south and parallel to the river is the Court of Requests, with an eastwards extension at its south end, and at the south end of the complex lie the House of Lords and another chamber. The Palace was bounded by St Margaret's Street to the west and Old Palace Yard to the south-west; another street, New Palace Yard, is just visible to the north.
A detail from John Rocque's 1746 map of London. St Stephen's Chapel, labelled "H of Comm" (House of Commons), was adjacent to Westminster Hall; the Parliament Chamber—labelled "H of L" (House of Lords)—and the Prince's Chamber were to the far south. The Court of Requests, between the two Houses, would become the new home of the Lords in 1801. At the north-east, by the river, stood Speaker's House.
Being originally a royal residence, the Palace included no purpose-built chambers for the two Houses. Important state ceremonies took place in the Painted Chamber – originally built in the 13th century as the main bedchamber for King Henry III (r. 1216–1270). In 1801 the Upper House moved into the larger White Chamber (also known as the Lesser Hall), which had housed the Court of Requests; the expansion of the peerage by King George III during the first ministry (1783–1801) of William Pitt the Younger, along with the imminent Act of Union with Ireland, necessitated the move, as the original chamber could not accommodate the increased number of peers.
The House of Commons, which did not have a chamber of its own, sometimes held its debates in the Chapter House of Westminster Abbey. The Commons acquired a permanent home at the Palace in St Stephen's Chapel, the former chapel of the royal palace, during the reign of Edward VI (r. 1547–1553). In 1547 the building became available for the Commons' use following the disbanding of St Stephen's College. Alterations were made to St Stephen's Chapel over the following three centuries for the convenience of the lower House, gradually destroying, or covering up, its original mediaeval appearance. A major renovation project undertaken by Christopher Wren in the late-17th century completely redesigned the building's interior.
The Palace of Westminster as a whole underwent significant alterations from the 18th century onwards, as Parliament struggled to carry out its business in the limited available space of ageing buildings. Calls for an entirely new palace went unheeded – instead more buildings of varying quality and style were added. A new west façade, known as the Stone Building, facing onto St Margaret's Street, was designed by John Vardy and built in the Palladian style between 1755 and 1770, providing more space for document storage and for committee rooms. The House of Commons and House of Lords Engrossing Office of Henry (Robert) Gunnell (1724–1794) and Edward Barwell was on the lower floor beside the corner tower at the west side of Vardy's western façade. It was here where the Tax Laws for the American Colonies were put together. A new official residence for the Speaker of the House of Commons was built adjoining St Stephen's Chapel and completed in 1795. The neo-Gothic architect James Wyatt carried out works both on the House of Lords and on the House of Commons between 1799 and 1801, including alterations to the exterior of St Stephen's Chapel and a much-derided new neo-Gothic building (referred to by Wyatt's critics as "The Cotton Mill") adjoining the House of Lords and facing onto Old Palace Yard.
Sir John Soane substantially remodelled the palace complex between 1824 and 1827. The medieval House of Lords chamber, which had been the target of the failed Gunpowder Plot of 1605, was demolished as part of this work in order to build a new Royal Gallery and a ceremonial entrance at the southern end of the palace. Soane's work at the palace also included new library facilities for both Houses of Parliament and new law courts for the Chancery and King's Bench. Soane's alterations caused controversy owing to his use of neo-classical architectural styles, seen as conflicting with the Gothic style of the original buildings.
The Burning of the Houses of Lords and Commons (1835).
On 16 October 1834, a fire broke out in the Palace after an overheated stove used to destroy the Exchequer's stockpile of tally sticks set fire to the House of Lords Chamber. In the resulting conflagration both Houses of Parliament were destroyed, along with most of the other buildings in the palace complex. Westminster Hall was saved thanks to fire-fighting efforts and a change in the direction of the wind. The Jewel Tower, the Undercroft Chapel and the Cloisters and Chapter House of St Stephen's were the only other parts of the Palace to survive
Immediately after the fire, King William IV offered the almost-completed Buckingham Palace to Parliament, hoping to dispose of a residence he disliked. The building was considered unsuitable for parliamentary use, however, and the gift was rejected. Proposals to move to Charing Cross or St James's Park had a similar fate; the allure of tradition and the historical and political associations of Westminster proved too strong for relocation, despite the deficiencies of that site. In the meantime, the immediate priority was to provide accommodation for the next Parliament, and so the Painted Chamber and White Chamber were hastily repaired for temporary use.
In 1835, following that year's General Election, the King permitted Parliament to make "plans for [its] permanent accommodation". Each house created a committee and a public debate over the proposed styles ensued.
The Lords Chamber was completed in 1847, and the Commons Chamber in 1852 (at which point architect Charles Barry received a knighthood). Although most of the work had been carried out by 1860, construction was not finished until a decade afterwards.
During the Second World War (see The Blitz), the Palace of Westminster was hit by bombs on fourteen separate occasions. One bomb fell into Old Palace Yard on 26 September 1940 and severely damaged the south wall of St Stephen's Porch and the west front. The statue of Richard the Lionheart was lifted from its pedestal by the force of the blast, and its upheld sword bent, an image that was used as a symbol of the strength of democracy, "which would bend but not break under attack".
The old chamber of the House of Commons was in use between 1852 and 1941, when it was destroyed by German bombs in the course of the Second World War.
The worst raid took place in the night of 10–11 May 1941, when the Palace took at least twelve hits and three people (two policemen and Resident Superintendent of the House of Lords Edward Elliott) were killed. An incendiary bomb hit the chamber of the House of Commons and set it on fire; another set the roof of Westminster Hall alight. The firefighters could not save both, and a decision was taken to try to rescue the Hall. In this they were successful; the abandoned Commons Chamber, on the other hand, was destroyed, as was the Members' Lobby. A bomb also struck the Lords Chamber, but went through the floor without exploding. The Clock Tower took a hit by a small bomb or anti-aircraft shell at the eaves of the roof, suffering much damage there. All the glass on the south dial was blown out, but the hands and bells were not affected, and the Great Clock continued to keep time accurately.
Following the destruction of the Commons Chamber, the Lords offered their own debating chamber for the use of the Commons; for their own sittings, the Queen's Robing Room was converted into a makeshift chamber. The Commons Chamber was rebuilt after the war under the architect Sir Giles Gilbert Scott, in a simplified version of the old chamber's style. The work was undertaken by John Mowlem & Co., and construction lasted until 1950. The Lords Chamber was then renovated over the ensuing months; the Lords re-occupied it in May 1951.
As the need for office space in the Palace increased, Parliament acquired office space in the nearby Norman Shaw Building in 1975, and in the custom-built Portcullis House, completed in 2000. This increase has enabled all Members of Parliament (MP) to have their own office facilities.
The Palace of Westminster, which is a Grade 1 listed building, is in urgent need of extensive restoration to its fabric. A 2012 pre-feasibility report set out several options, including the possibility of Parliament moving to other premises while work is carried out. At the same time, the option of moving Parliament to a new location was discounted, with staying at the Westminster site preferred. An Independent Options Appraisal Report released in June 2015 found that the cost to restore the Palace of Westminster could be as much as £7.1 billion if MPs were to remain at the Palace whilst works take place. MPs decided in 2016 to vacate the building for six years starting in 2022. In January 2018, the House of Commons voted for both houses to vacate the Palace of Westminster to allow for a complete refurbishment of the building which may take up to six years starting in 2025. It is expected that the House of Commons will be temporarily housed in a replica chamber to be located in Richmond House in Whitehall and the House of Lords will be housed at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre in Parliament Square.
A first attempt at a montage - the light trails were taken from a bridge overlooking a section of M25 in Kent; the mountains and moon are both cut from other photos and blended in.
Roberts Yutong E12 YD21 NFJ passes Mansfield Street whilst carrying a 303 Birstall Park & Ride service
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You could have knocked me down with a feather when I saw this. My ultimate goal when I started car spotting was to find an Astra Belmont. The Mk2 Astra is my favourite 80s/90s car and whilst I knew there was a MK2 hatchback locally which is on my stream, I always wanted to find a Belmont.
So you can imagine my delight when I saw this; a basic spec, totally original one owner example finished in silver and fitted with the original wheel trims and Reg Vardy dealer plates, probably bought from the Peterlee showroom. Despite a little bit of rust on the arches, this was in a tremendous honest condition; not concourse but all the better for it. I'm a little gutted that the shadows have detracted from the image sadly, but nevertheless you can see what a lovely car this is. At last MOT last April it was showing 81,860 miles and despite failing it's MOT every year since 2007 the owner has kept it going. Long may it live!
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Jamie Vardy of Leicester City during the Premier League match between Leicester City and Arsenal FC at King Power Stadium
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Last MoT test expired in November 2021 and tax expired on 21st January 2022.
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Jamie Vardy of Leicester City protest his innocence before being sent off by referee Mike Dean during the Premier League match between Leicester City and Wolverhampton Wanderers at King Power Stadium
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Stavros is a seaside village located 17km northeast of Chania, at the northernmost edge of Cape Akrotiri. One characteristic feature of the area is the very steep camel-shaped mountain Vardies rising opposite the harbor of Stavros. The mountain is famous, because there were filmed scenes for the film “Zorba the Greek”, where Anthony Quinn danced the famous Sirtaki Dance in 1964. Then Stavros was a humble small fishing village. Today the region has become a major tourist resort with many hotels and important tourist infrastructures. The two beautiful beaches of the area have contributed to the development of the area.