RichJay

The planning and design statement says:

It's not a race but there is a Sky Ride in Sheffield in August... http://www.goskyride.com/sheffieldSkyRide

It did when I came back from London last week.

You just need to look in the correct place http://www.lightcinemas.com/ourcinemas/

Have to agree. They completely misjudged the audience with the are talk and slide show. I also can't believe the guy talking didn't notice because the background noise increased and I'm sure there was so heckling towards the end. I also thought the sound was pretty poor throughout.

Because there is absolutely nowhere in town where you can get a pint and something to eat! And there definitely won't be any new restaurants opening in the cinema block.

It's a ban on selling alcohol for less than the cost of duty and VAT.

Was the quote from the document saying "The Health and Social Care Information Centre will not share information about you with insurance companies or solicitors" not clear enough for you?

You will still need to give explicit permission on a case by case basis to see identifiable information. The Health and Social Care Information Centre will also not be sharing information about you with insurance companies or solicitors. This document explains all of this and I've copied some relevant paragraphs: http://www.england.nhs.uk/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/cd-patient-faqs.pdf

Similar data from visits to A&E and admissions to hospital are already being used in many research projects with the aim of improving patient care. The vast majority of users of the data won't get to see your NHS number, date of birth or full postcode because these are only being used by the Health and Social Care Information Centre to link records before they are pseudonymised. Those who need access to full records (for example in a clinical trial) will need patient consent before it is given to them.

UCU, Unite and Unison

17th November

http://www.meadowhall.co.uk/events.aspx

I was wondering how they are going to join up the routes. What's that point of a consultation if all the details aren't given?

Rosalind Franklin or Alan Turing