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1st, September 2010
BBC ANTIQUES EXPERT KATE BLISS IN DERBYSHIRE FOR FREE
JEWELLERY VALUATIONS
Renowned jewellery and silver expert Mrs Kate Bliss as seen
on BBC1 Bargain Hunt and many other antique programmes will be in Derby on Thursday 2 September
to advise the public on the valuation of their silver and jewellery.
We are inviting members of the public to make a donation for
a valuation&nbs...
23rd, August 2010
Ges Roulstone, from Derbyshire Association for the Blind, asked Mr Burnham what would be defined as care.
He also asked: "Would the 10 per cent levy and cap of £50,000 not bring unfairness back into the system?"
Mr
Burnham said he had suggested the cap ahead of the elections to "sell
the policy" to Gordon Brown so it would not scare voters.
He said: "That cap could be removed and the...
23rd, August 2010
Location: Jury's Inn,
King Street, Derby
Date: Saturday November 27th 2010
Face Your Fears!
Towering at an impressive 200ft, the Jury's
Inn Hotel on King Street
is one of the tallest buildings in Derby’s
skyline, and we are proud to offer you the chance to scale it and experience Derby City
from a different perspective as the sun sets in the sky!
Challenge Yourself!
If you would ...
23rd, August 2010
A SEVEN-YEAR-OLD boy with a
rare disease will find out over the next fortnight whether his eye will need to
be removed.
Joshua Price, of Lord Street, Allenton, was diagnosed with
Coats' disease four years ago.
The condition – which affects one in 75,000
children – means he is blind in his left eye, caused by the abnormal
development of blood vessels behind the retina.
Surgeons will m...
23rd, August 2010
People are risking their eyesight by failing to wear
protective goggles while they use sunbeds, experts have warned.
The College
of Optometrists said that
long-term damage and growths in the eyes could be caused by harmful UV rays
from sunbed lamps.
Users are not protected from damage by merely closing their
eyes as the skin is so thin.
Sunbed-lovers should use goggles o...
23rd, August 2010
During my political life, I have taken some risks, some of
which have got me into bother. But, for me, taking risk is part of everyday
survival.
Try crossing a busy road with your eyes closed and you will
see what I mean - although I have to say these days I am not so averse to
seeking assistance as once I was.
But sometimes I have done things just for the devil of it,
to show...



