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Monthly Archives: November 2013
What does Richard Arkwright have to say about turbines?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmiB2Helhqg Yesterday one of the much vaunted wind turbines stopped traffic as it passed through the town centre. It gave all of us a close up view of the technology. It brought home to me yet another planning issue which … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged ashbourne, Carsington, housing policy, Industrial Revolution, renewable energy, Richard Arkwright, turbine, wind farms
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Ashbourne in November
All of a sudden the clocks change and we enter a different world. The nights begin in the late afternoon and the weather can be changeable. We can have heavy fog, strong winds that deposit leaves all over the place … Continue reading
Posted in Review
Tagged ashbourne, Black Rocks, Christmas Lights, Dovedale Dash, November
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Try Ashbourne First – 15: The Dining Room – Try for yourself
So far this series of blogs has covered the retail high street in Ashbourne but I realised that the scope applies just as equally elsewhere – where we spend our leisure pound is just as important. I’ve wanted to visit … Continue reading
Posted in Review
Tagged @bigpetethechef, Eat The Seasons, game, pheasant, The Dining Room, Try Ashbourne First, Woodpigeon
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‘Thatched Cottages’ Osmaston Derbyshire
Originally posted on Shapiro Fine Art:
These thatched cottages are situated in Osmaston , a small Derbyshire country estate village. This pretty village is the archtypical English village – thatched cottages, village green, village pond – pub and church! Always…
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Hacking away over many years
I’ll be honest: I don’t think phone hacking is such a big deal. I also didn’t really know that it was illegal. I also fully expected that hacking and worse was part of the investigative journalist’s armoury. I also think … Continue reading
Let’s not lose the Art of appreciation
There was coverage recently of a letter signed by a group of authors and actors protesting a makeover of GCSE school curriculum. This is not really news but the consequence being protested was that English Literature may no longer be … Continue reading
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Tagged Baccalaureate, education, English Literature, Louis de Bernieres, Michael Gove
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