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EDITORIAL – From us to you: Have a very merry Christmas!
Here we are – it's Christmastime again.
In a matter of hours, adults will be mingling over mulled wine, eggnog, sorrel and punch, helping themselves to another serving of sliced ham or mince pie, while the stereo softly plays familiar songs by Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole, Mariah Carey and the Pogues and Kirsty MacColl.
Parents will be coaxing their children into bed with visions of sugarplum dreams and promises of packages wrapped in pretty paper. Even after an extended bedtime with stories such as, "A visit from St. Nicholas," "The Three Kings" and "The Polar Express," the young ones will still lie awake long after they should have gone to sleep, eyes wide open and ears intent on picking up any hint of the tell-tale sound of sleigh bells outside the window or reindeer hooves on the rooftop.
When the night has finally fallen silent, a small section of the house will quietly come alive, particularly in the area surrounding the Christmas tree. What's that we hear? Is it slippers on stair steps, and half-asleep grown-ups drowsily feeling their way through the dark? Or is it ash-encrusted boots, and a nimble old elf laden with a magical bag of toys?
When the morning finally arrives, the youngest children are the earliest heralds of the long-awaited day, their bright smiles shining and, cries of, "Wake up, wake up!" ringing out before the sunrise and neighborhood roosters.
Christmas Day proceeds with flurries of wrapping paper and ribbons; for many families, a trip to the chapel for solemn thanksgiving for the birth of their savior; visits to the homes of relatives and close friends; and of course, much feasting and making merry.
But it is not so much the particular activities of the day that makes it Christmas … nor is it snow, or chimneys or Scotch pines (scarce commodities indeed in Cayman) … Rather, it is the ever-present (yet ever-elusive) hope of "peace on Earth" and the prevailing spirit of "good will toward men" that defines the Christmas season and makes it worthy of the elevated position it occupies in our culture.
It's not in the gift-giving, the socializing or the caroling, specifically, that you'll find the spirit of Christmas, but in the arrested moments of clarity where we realize, for even an instant, what it means to feel love and charity for one another.
The real Christmas presents don't consist of money or material objects, but are the memories we store within, and that we can unpack from our souls during future struggles with loss, mourning or loneliness – those times of pain and vulnerability when we imperfect mortals find it necessary to treasure anew those distilled drops of unalloyed joy … when we, in our individual weakness, must draw upon our collective strength.
This is Christmas, the best parts of humanity orchestrated into a crescendo, and the jubilant echoes providing harmony in our lives throughout the years to come.
Happy holidays to our readers. Our very best wishes to you all. Merry Christmas, Cayman Islands!


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British Athletics 'trusts' Mo Farah will make the 'right decisions' regarding Tokyo 2020
The Olympian will enter the 'I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here' castle on Sunday.
By Jane McGuire
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Double Olympic champion Mo Farah is set to enter the I'm a Celebrity…Get Me Out of Here! castle on Sunday 15 November. Yesterday, British Athletics said the 'trust' Farah and his fellow campmate, Paralympian Hollie Arnold, will make the 'right decisions' regarding their Tokyo 2020 plans.
Speaking to BBC Sport, one of Farah's representatives confirmed the runner would continue his anti-doping testing as normal during his stint on the TV show.
'We trust in them and their support networks to make the right decisions around their preparations before the Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics,' said a British Athletics spokesperson.
Bookmakers Ladbrokes have set Farah's odds at 5/1, predicting he will be being crowned King of the Castle and win the show. This will be Farah's second stint on reality TV; he took part in the ITV game show The Cube in 2012.
Farah, won Olympic gold in the 5000m and 10,000m at the 2012 and 2016 Games. After pacing the elite-only London Marathon earlier this month, Farah revealed he had his sights set on another Olympic medal, in Tokyo next summer.
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Feeling Lucky often takes effort.
Directing one's Focus on the Positive is hard work.
will come up again and again.
and write my feelings down.
Up and out and gone. Until next time.
I work on Acceptance and Gratitude.
Life is a continual awakening and a continual letting go.
Years ago, these experience were much different.
I would have had all these feelings, with no awareness.
and then I would have felt guilt and shame.
and I would have no idea why.
• haven't binged in X days or weeks or months or even years!
…we believe that we're immune.
But, this is never true.
it's about catching ourselves sooner!
Alaskan Cruise tomorrow. I will post as I can. Be interesting to see how my planning pays off.
Karen, Have a GREAT time. I look forward to finding out how it goes for you.


The Eagle Valley Land Trust is currently governed by a diverse 16-member Board of Directors. Board members come from all points on the political spectrum and from a wide variety of industries and disciplines. Board members may access the board portal here.
Tom has lived in Gypsum since 1995. He is a member of the Gypsum Town Council and has served on the United Way Board of Directors, the Eagle Valley Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and the Gypsum Recreation Committee. Tom currently serves on the Eagle County Open Space Advisory Committee (OSAC), the Eagle County Economic Council, the Gypsum Daze Committee (where he is responsible for the annual 5K run and walk) and continues to serve as a Community Guest Services (CGS) volunteer which he has done for 16 years.
Dan Godec joined the board in 2006. Dan moved to the Vail area in 1989. He has held numerous positions in banking and is a past president of the Colorado Bankers Association. Dan currently is President of GreenStar Financial Services. In addition to his service to EVLT, he is an active board member in several other Vail Valley nonprofit organizations, including Bravo! Vail, and Berry Creek Metropolitan District.
Dan is passionate about the great outdoors and protecting the quality of life in Eagle County. Dan and his wife, Sue, live in Singletree and have raised four children in the valley.
Andie is an academic researcher working on a large-scale US Forest Service project with the University of California, Berkeley called the Sierra Nevada Adaptive Management Project. The focus of her work as a student was ranch land conservation, and she completed a M.S. in Range Management (2002) and a Ph.D (2007). Andie's research focused on tools to keep ranchers ranching and thereby protecting the wide array of associated ranch land environmental services and values. After several years of volunteering for the Land Trust, Andie has been an active board member since March 2012, served as Secretary in 2013 and currently serves as President. She brings a wealth of conservation and land management knowledge to our organization and assists with our annual monitoring program as a member of EVLT's Protection Committee. Andie lives in Singletree with her husband, Dave and daughter, Collins.
T.J. Voboril is a founding partner of local law firm Reynolds, Kalamaya & Voboril, LLC. Whether as an advocate in civil litigation and appeals or as a mediator, T.J. Voboril is in the business of resolving disputes. Celebrated as a Colorado Super Lawyers Rising Star for business litigation, T.J. fiercely but compassionately represents people, organizations, and businesses in a wide variety of civil conflicts. T.J. is a doting father to his daughter Violet and best friends with his wife Lauren. He is obsessed with skiing, loves riding his mountain bike, and valiantly tries not to catch himself while fly fishing on the local rivers. When not spending time with his family, practicing law, or recreating, Voboril engages in philanthropic endeavors through the Edwards Rotary Club and devotes pro bono time to legal and mediation work with Northwest Colorado Legal Services and the Eagle County Small Claims Court. T.J. joined the EVLT Board in 2014.
Larry has lived and worked in the Vail Valley since 1974 and is an active member of the community. He has worked as an Associate Broker with Prudential Colorado Properties Real Estate since 1983. Larry is a past-President of the Vail Board of Realtors, and was awarded "Realtor of the Year" by the Vail Board of Realtors. He served as president of the Vail Rotary Club and remains active in several other community organizations. Married to Sandi (Robertson) Agneberg, they each have two adult children from previous marriages. Larry's hobbies include skiing, golf, yoga, reading and travel.
Stan has amassed 35 years of knowledge about managing the tremendous occupancy demands and fluctuations of seasonal resort properties. He knows that summer and winter require different approaches and cannot be marketed or managed in the same fashion. Stan's forte lies in guiding resorts in defining uncommon niches, and in managing them through fruition into reputable properties with longevity and returning guests. He has led the redevelopment of the struggling Vail Mountain lodge and Spa to financial success. He is currently assisting the Sixth Street Station development in Crested Butte through the planning and the entitlement process. Stan is also advising the new Solaris Project in Vail through pre-development and development stages in preparation for a smooth opening in 2010. Stan takes pride in placing the right people in the right roles to create the ultimate resort product: personal guest service.
Hatsie's passion for conservation began as a child in New England, where her family was active in land conservation. She moved to the Vail Valley in 1974. She holds a masters degree in education and was a teacher with Eagle County Schools for many years. Today, she is the Secretary of the Lake Creek Metro District, and a proponent of the Lake Creek valley as a core member of the "Heart of the Valley" campaign. She is an avid painter and is a member of the Vail Valley Art Guild. Hatsie enjoys all the mountains have to offer with her family and friends.
After more than 35 years practicing commercial real estate law with large law firms in Colorado, most recently Bryan Cave LLP, Bob left that firm to form Robert Holmes Law LLC, where he continues to practice commercial real estate law. He has represented purchasers, owners and developers of real property in all aspects of the ownership and use of real estate. This includes residential, multi-family, commercial, retail and office development. Bob has also established covenant controlled communities for residential, commercial, multi-use, and resort properties. He has also represented a number of financial institutions in connection with real estate lending, restructuring loans and enforcement of lenders rights. Bob joined the board in 2012 and will lend his experience to current projects under consideration by Eagle Valley Land Trust and also serves on the board of directors of the Roundup River Ranch.
Susan grew up in Pennsylvania with a love of all things outdoors. Seeking adventure and mountains bigger than molehills, she headed west to the University of Colorado, Boulder. She holds a B.A. in Biology. Susan began her ski industry career over 30 years ago as ski instructor while still in high school. She is the former Director of Resort Finance for Vail Resorts. In her spare time, Susan loves to ski, hike, bike and camp, and enjoys sailing, paddling and any activity that gets her on the water. She also volunteers for the Vail Valley Foundation and Dillon Yacht Club. She lives with her husband, Greg, in Wildridge.
Hope Anderson Kapsner was born and raised at Anderson Camps, where Sweetwater Creek flows into the Colorado River. She was one of six members of Vail Mountain School's class of 1982. Hope studied history at Colorado College, graduating with a BA in 1986. After college she moved to Telluride, Colorado where she lived for fifteen years. In 1993, she and her best friend opened one of Telluride's first gourmet restaurants, 221 South Oak. Candice Bergen once told Hope that 221 was the favorite restaurant of her late husband, the French film director Louis Malle. In 2002 Hope moved back to Sweetwater with her husband, Matt, and her two sons, Bryce and Quinlan, where they manage her family ranch.
Andrew provides financial leadership to small and medium-sized organizations. He is a Director with the firm CFO Systems | CFO Capital – a dynamic team of Accounting, Finance, Capital, and H.R. professionals – which serves all types of organizations in a "Fractional" capacity. When not helping his clients achieve their goals, Andy spends as much time as possible in the great outdoors with his wife Lindsey and dog Atlas. You can regularly find him in the backcountry on skis, on a mountain bike, on the river, or on a mountain top. As you can imagine, Andy is passionate about many causes associated with protecting, conserving, and responsibly using our magnificent planet. Larson is also a founding member of the Eagle County Advisory Board of Junior Achievement (educating students on personal finance), volunteers time with the Finance Committee of the Eagle-Vail Metro District Board (government), and is a member of the Edwards Rotary Club (philanthropic). Andy grew up primarily in Nebraska before moving home to the High Rockies. He holds a B.S. from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln in both Finance and Accounting and then went on to earn an M.B.A. from Creighton University with a concentration in Finance while cutting his teeth at the Big 4 accounting firm KPMG, LLP. After managing numerous audits of for-profit, non-profit, governmental, and Fortune 500 organizations for nearly 10 years, he now shares best practices with organizations seeking to get to the next level.
Born and raised in Boulder, Tina has an MS in natural resource economics. Serving on the City of Boulder Open Space Board of Trustees ignited a passion for land conservation and eventually led to a career in open space management with Boulder County, where Tina has worked as a planner and project coordinator for 18 years. Tina also serves on the Board of the Colorado Open Space Alliance. Tina's Vail connections go back 22 years when she met her husband, Andy Littman. Their son now attends high school at Vail Mountain School and competes as a Nordic ski racer.
Clayton is a fourth-generation Rancher born and raised in Eagle County. He works alongside his father and younger sister, on their 500-mother cow calf operation. He serves as a board member of the NRCS where they fight to conserve water and eradicate species of weeds that are dangerous to our specific region. He volunteers his time and knowledge throughout the year with the local 4-H youth.
Christina has lived here in the valley for 25 years. She first worked as a ski instructor, fell in love with the Vail Valley and quickly decided to make it her permanent home. She feels strongly that land conservation is critical to our community and that the preservation of our beautiful natural environment is a cornerstone value of the community. Now, more than ever, it is vital to preserve land for future generations, the protection of wildlife, clean water, open space and river access. She lives in Edwards with her husband Josh, and two children, Hannah & Sam.
Dave is a Coloradan – of sorts, born in Ohio but grew up in Estes Park and graduated from the School of Mines in 1971. He then spent a 39-year career with Alcoa in various sales, technical and business management roles working around the world.
Growing up in Estes Park and watching Disney films of animals in the wild instilled a passion about the preservation of wildlife habitats in our own backyard as well as for the physical and emotional benefit to mankind.
Dave has been a regular contributor to EVLT and is looking forward to becoming actively involved with continuing the great work that has been done over many years.
Chris grew up in Eagle the son of Gerald and Jan…original members of the "Concerned Citizens" who fought vehemently to stop the development of the Brush Creek Valley and Adams Mountain as a ski resort. He couldn't help but become someone who had "Open Space" indoctrinated into his way of thinking!
After graduation from CSU Chris came back to the Valley temporarily until he got a real job that utilized his degree in Construction Management. Chris is still in the Eagle 30 years later having owned his excavation company for 20 years. Chris believes that his contacts through his business with developers, planners, engineers and contractors gives himself a great advantage in reaching out to the development community in the interest of "Open Space" development.
Chris and his wife of 22 years have 3 children. Zach is 20 and taking a year off from CU doing an internship in Minturn. Keaton, 18 is a Freshman at Montana State and Olivia is a Freshman at Eagle Valley High School.
Chris and his family enjoy all outdoor activities, travelling and supporting local High School Sports.
Chris is looking forward to bringing his longtime local knowledge of the Valley and relationships with longtime landowners to the EVLT Board. He's excited to be a part of continuing the great work the Board has done over the years!
After nine years, Kelly has returned to the Board of EVLT, where she looks forward to furthering her interest in the conservation of our beautiful region. Having grown up with grandparents who were conservationists, she experienced first hand the difference thoughtful planning can make to the natural environment as well as to the public.
Kelly is now an Emmerita Board member of Walking Mountains Science Center in Avon. She is also a member of Rachel's Network, a nationwide group of women environmental leaders and a Founding member of Vail Women Elect. Besides many years leading projects and/or fundraisers for various organizations, Kelly has served on the Board of the Jewish Museum San Francisco and the Advisory Board of Colorado Conservation Trust. She has also been actively involved with the Conservation arm of Garden Club of America.
Kelly is an artist and photographer who loves to ski, hike, bike, golf, cook and travel (now that all five kids are out of the house!).
Nancy previously served as EVLT's office manager. After taking a one-year hiatus to create her curriculum at Colorado Mountain College as adjunct biology faculty, Nancy is excited to once again be part of the EVLT team as Special Projects Coordinator. In her free time, she enjoys traveling and long road trips, mountain hikes, skiing and kayaking.
Jessica comes to EVLT from her most recent position as the area Blue Trail Coordinator for American Rivers and has been a conservation professional for 10 years working also at Walking Mountains in their Graduate Fellowship Program and as a Natural Science Educator. She also has professional trail crew training and was also lead horticulturist for Red Sky Ranch Golf Course. She is currently finishing her Masters in Human Dimensions of Natural Resources at CSU and has a BS in Wildlife Sciences. When Jessica was considering the position she wrote "I am excited for an opportunity to support the work of such a valuable organization in Eagle County. As Eagle County plans for the future, it is very important to have organizations protecting our natural resources and way of life." She will oversee our annual monitoring and stewardship efforts, and will also coordinate several community hikes, help with events and tend our Future Conservationists Program in collaboration with our partner organizations. We are thrilled to have her expertise and excited to have her as part of our great team.
Brittany joined EVLT in April 2019 in the capacity of Administrative and Fundraising Coordinator and is thrilled to be a part of the team. Prior to her current role, she worked as a naturalist, guide, educator and mentor from Alaska to Colorado. She is originally from central Massachusetts and holds a B.A. in Biology from the University of Vermont. When not in the office, Brittany enjoys spending her time in the great outdoors, gushing over wildflowers, skiing trees, and mountain biking with friends.
In 2014, Jim joined Eagle Valley Land Trust as its executive director, bringing with him a strong conservation and real estate background. Actively involved in the community, Jim is a member of the Vail Valley Partnership Economic Advisory Council, the CSU Extension Advisory Council, and frequently attends community planning meetings to encourage progressive land conservation techniques. Hailing originally from the Cleveland, Ohio area, but traveling west regularly for outdoor adventures with his family, Jim moved to Colorado in 1992 to follow his passion for the mountains. Jim earned his Bachelor of Arts from Vassar College and an MBA in real estate development and finance from the University of Colorado. After working in commercial real estate brokerage and development for 13 years, he decided his true passion was in protecting and preserving land and began working for Boulder County Parks and Open Space in 2006. During his 8 1/2 years at Boulder County Parks and Open Space he completed nearly 100 different open space acquisitions and conservation easements protecting over 3,500 acres of land. Structuring complex deals and working with multiple stakeholders while also paying close attention to details are Jim's strengths. An avid hiker, biker, back country skier, sailor, and fisherman, Jim asks that you invite him to attend meetings on a mountain, river, or trail as frequently as you can.
Bergen is a West Vail native and is incredibly happy to be back in the Valley. After leaving the area in 2010, he studied Environmental Science, Ecology, and Biodiversity at the University of Denver, worked with the Glacier Institute in Glacier National Park, Montana, and Recently completed his Conservation Leadership Master's degree at Colorado State University. During his time at CSU, he worked with the Geography and Evolution of Land Tenure Systems (GELTS) research group and completed his capstone project in Pirque, Chile, with the Andean Conservancy, both of which have guided his passion to work in private land conservation. In his free time, Bergen loves experiencing the mountains in as many different ways as possible – ski touring, trail running, mountain biking, fly fishing, and cooking over a campfire with his friends.


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Potteries Park
@hanleytown66
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03/08/19 Bootle (A) 15:00
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10/08/19 Leicester Road (H) 15:00
17/08/19 Litherland REMYCA (H) 15:00
19/08/19 Winsford United (A) 19:45
24/08/19 Runcorn Town (H) 15:00
"When we lose it hurts. It just ruins your weekend!"
Hanley Town boss Michael Morton believes his side can compete at the right end of the table after a tough season.
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Hanley Town have announced the appointment of Simon Bell as their new manager.
Michael aims for strong finish
Hanley Town manager Michael Edwards believes that his side is now back on track for a strong finish to the season.
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Alfred the Great's daughter removing undergarments, three criminals being hanged simultaneously and the Hanley Town emblem - a fascinating mix explained by Stewart Taylor.
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Sat 10/08/19 Leicester Road H 15:00
(The Emirates F.A Cup EP)
Sat 17/08/19 Litherland REMYCA H 15:00
Mon 19/08/19 Winsford United A 19:45
Sat 24/08/19 Runcorn Town H 15:00
Mon 26/08/19 Longridge Town H 15:00
Sat 31/08/19 Eccleshall A 15:00
(The Buildbase FA Vase 1Q)
Sat 07/09/19 Ashton Athletic A 15:00
Sat 14/09/19 1874 Northwich A 15:00
Sat 21/09/19 Barnoldswick Town H 15:00
Sat 28/09/19 Rylands H 15:00
Sat 05/10/19 Northwich Victoria A 15:00
Sat 12/10/19 Squires Gate A 15:00
Sat 19/10/19 Abbey Hulton United H 15:00
(The Macron Cup 1)
Sat 26/10/19 Irlam H 15:00
Sat 02/11/19 Padiham A 15:00
Sat 09/11/19 Avro H 15:00
Sat 16/11/19 Skelmersdale United A 15:00
Sat 23/11/19 Bootle H 15:00
Sat 30/11/19 Charnock Richard A 15:00
Sat 07/12/19 Avro A 15:00
Sat 14/12/19 Ashton Athletic H 15:00
Sat 21/12/19 Longridge Town A 15:00
Thu 26/12/19 Congleton Town H 15:00
Sat 28/12/19 Burscough A 15:00
Sat 04/01/20 Northwich Victoria H 15:00
Sat 11/01/20 Litherland REMYCA A 15:00
Sat 25/01/20 Charnock Richard H 15:00
Sat 01/02/20 Irlam A 15:00
Sat 08/02/20 1874 Northwich H 15:00
Sat 15/02/20 Runcorn Town A 15:00
Sat 29/02/20 Padiham H 15:00
Sat 07/03/20 Barnoldswick Town A 15:00
Sat 14/03/20 Squires Gate H 15:00
Sat 21/03/20 Winsford United H 15:00
Sat 04/04/20 Rylands A 15:00
Sat 11/04/20 Burscough H 15:00
Mon 13/04/20 Congleton Town A 15:00
Sat 18/04/20 Whitchurch Alport H 15:00
Sat 25/04/20 Skelmersdale United H 15:00
KO/Score
05/08/19 Whitchurch Alp (A) 19:45
17/08/19 Lith REMYCA (H) 15:00
26/08/19 Longridge Town (H) 15:00
31/08/19 Eccleshall (A) 15:00
07/09/19 Ashton Athletic (A) 15:00
14/09/19 1874 Northwich (A) 15:00
21/09/19 Barnoldswick Tn (H) 15:00
28/09/19 Rylands (H) 15:00
05/10/19 Northwich Vics (A) 15:00
12/10/19 Squires Gate (A) 15:00
19/10/19 Abbey Hulton (H) 15:00
26/10/19 Irlam (H) 15:00
02/11/19 Padiham (A) 15:00
09/11/19 Avro (H) 15:00
16/11/19 Skelmersdale (A) 15:00
23/11/19 Bootle (H) 15:00
30/11/19 Charnock Rich (A) 15:00
07/12/19 Avro (A) 15:00
14/12/19 Ashton Athletic (H) 15:00
21/12/19 Longridge Town (A) 15:00
26/12/19 Congleton Town (H) 15:00
28/12/19 Burscough (A) 15:00
04/01/20 Northwich Vics (H) 15:00
11/01/20 Lith REMYCA (A) 15:00
25/01/20 Charnock Rich (H) 15:00
01/02/20 Irlam (A) 15:00
08/02/20 1874 Northwich (H) 15:00
15/02/20 Runcorn Town (A) 15:00
29/02/20 Padiham (H) 15:00
07/03/20 Barnoldswick Tn (A) 15:00
14/03/20 Squires Gate (H) 15:00
21/03/20 Winsford United (H) 15:00
04/04/20 Rylands (A) 15:00
11/04/20 Burscough (H) 15:00
13/04/20 Congleton Town (A) 15:00
18/04/20 Whitchurch Alp (H) 15:00
25/04/20 Skelmersdale (H) 15:00
Squad Details
Player Name Appearances
Jake Ashley Alcock 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Thomas Ashton 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Christopher Boast 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Joshua Bristow 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Christopher Budrys 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Lewis Doughty 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Mackenzie Faulkner 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Oliver Mellor 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Thomas Riley 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Timothy Sanders 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Jonathan Sheldon 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Martin Stanyer 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Neville Thompson # 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Joshua Thorpe 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Jacob Vernon 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Tom Winkle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Aaron Woolrich 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
* Indicates player is no longer a member of the squad
# Indicates player is awaiting International Clearance
No Staff Members Found
Jake Ashley Alcock 0 0 0
Thomas Ashton 0 0 0
Christopher Boast 0 0 0
Joshua Bristow 0 0 0
Christopher Budrys 0 0 0
Lewis Doughty 0 0 0
Mackenzie Faulkner 0 0 0
Oliver Mellor 0 0 0
Thomas Riley 0 0 0
Timothy Sanders 0 0 0
Jonathan Sheldon 0 0 0
Martin Stanyer 0 0 0
Neville Thompson 0 0 0
Joshua Thorpe 0 0 0
Jacob Vernon 0 0 0
Tom Winkle 0 0 0
Aaron Woolrich 0 0 0
Player Name Apps
Jake Ashley Alcock 0 0
Thomas Ashton 0 0
Christopher Boast 0 0
Joshua Bristow 0 0
Christopher Budrys 0 0
Lewis Doughty 0 0
Mackenzie Faulkner 0 0
Oliver Mellor 0 0
Thomas Riley 0 0
Timothy Sanders 0 0
Jonathan Sheldon 0 0
Martin Stanyer 0 0
Neville Thompson 0 0
Joshua Thorpe 0 0
Jacob Vernon 0 0
Tom Winkle 0 0
Aaron Woolrich 0 0
Biggest Home Win No home victories at present
Biggest Away Win No away victories at present
Biggest Home Defeat No home defeats at present
Biggest Away Defeat No away defeats at present
Highest Drawn Game No draws at present
Highest Aggregate Scoreline No games played at present
Played 0 0 0
Won 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
Drawn 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%
Scored 0 0 0 0 0 0
Conceded 0 0 0 0 0 0
Progression in Cup Competitions
The Emirates F.A Cup Extra Preliminary Round v Leicester Road (H)
To be played on Sat 10/08/19
The Buildbase FA Vase 1st Qualifying Round v Eccleshall (A)
The Macron Cup 1st Round v Abbey Hulton United (H)
Home Attendance Summary
No home matches played at present
Number of Games Since
Last Win 0 games
Last Defeat 1 game
Goalless Draw 60 games
Score Draw 3 games
Scored A Goal 0 games
Fail To Score 1 game
Clean Sheet 2 games
Scored / Conceded This Season
Scored
Conceded
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One 0 0% 0 0%
Two 0 0% 0 0%
Three 0 0% 0 0%
Four 0 0% 0 0%
Five or more 0 0% 0 0%
When the Goals Went In
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The clubs roots go as far back as 1882 with a recorded North Staffordshire Charity Cup game in Hanley against a strong Leek side (5-0 to Leek) with reports stating Hanley goalkeeper Morris keeping the score down with a superb display of goalkeeping.
During the 1884/85 season Hanley Town and Port Vale met on a number of occasions - a North Staffordshire Federation League game ending 1-0 to Port Vale. There were two further clash games in a League Cup encounter the first meeting ending 2-2 with Port Vale winning the replay 3-1. A fourth meeting between the two teams came on 25th April 1885 in the North Staffordshire Charity Cup Semi-Final in front of 2000 spectators, again Port Vale kept their unbeaten record against Hanley Town winning the tie 3-1.
In 1888/89 season Hanley Town defeated Smallthorne 4-3 in the prestigious Staffordshire Junior Cup. The club were one of the first Sentinel Cup entrants in 1892/93 season losing in the quarter-finals to eventual winners Newcastle Swifts.(The Sentinel Cup is still going strong today raising money for local charities). During this period the club had a number of players that left the club to play professional football with local sides Stoke FC(now Stoke City) and Port Vale. One player at this time was George Shutt who was also an England International. He played in England's 4-1 win in Belfast against Ireland and also became a qualified referee and while at Stoke FC during the 1885/86 season as the game moved to professionalism threatened strike action as one of the players asking for a pay rise which they eventually secured.
In 1894/95 the club entered the 3rd tier of English Football at the time The Combination League. Unfortunately they folded after one season but returned to local football a few seasons later where they again provided a number of players to professional clubs Stoke FC and Port Vale. Once again the club folded just before the outbreak of the First World War returning to local football in the late 1940's.
The present Hanley Town Football Club was founded in 1966 when a group of friends got together playing Sunday friendly fixtures based at the Trumpet Public House in the city centre (the building is now occupied by a McDonalds). The friends decided to join a Saturday league for the 1966/67 season with Owen Rhead the Club Manager winning the Longton League and the Longton Charity Cup.
The 67/68 season was one of the most successful in the clubs history both the First and Reserve teams winning six trophies and being runners-up in two others. The club were renting a pitch from a local engineering firm Copestick & Farrell on Victoria Road on the outskirts of Hanley. The club lost the ground in 1971 when the engineering firm sold the land for development. The club moved into groundshares first with Eastwood Hanley and then Leek Town until the 1976/77 season when the club finally moved into their own ground at Abbey Lane a mile outside the city centre. It is from our home ground that the club made the move into a new league the Mid-Cheshire League Second Division which was in it's second season with Joe Wills as Manager. A 4th place finish and winning the Second Division cup beating Knutsford 1-0 in the final was not a bad first season in the new league.
The 1980/81 season saw the club finish in it's worst league position for many years, although the cup competitions were a success - the new Staffordshire FA Vase was introduced by the Staffordshire FA to replace the Intermediate Cup, sixteen clubs from North and South of the County were invited to take part and Hanley Town had the honour of being the first winners defeating Chasetown over two legs. The first leg away at Chasetown ending 0-0, the return leg at Abbey Lane in front of 1000 spectators ended with Hanley winning 2-1. The League Cup was also retained after beating Linotype 2-1.
The 1981/82 season saw Hanley Town finally become Mid-Cheshire League Champions in the top division by a six point margin and only two defeats in the league all season,(the league is now known as the Cheshire League). The club's attempt to defend the Staffordshire FA Vase was almost a success as the club reached the final again only to lose over two legs 2-0 to neighbours Eastwood Hanley.
The following three seasons were mediocre, but in 1986/87 and 1987/88 under new manager Peter Ward the seasons provided the club with more success. Two third place finishes in a strong Mid-Cheshire League that had local sides Kidsgrove Athletic, Newcastle Town and Alsager Town in the ranks. The League Cup was won beating a strong Kidsgrove Athletic side 3-1 after extra-time, the Leek Cup and Newcastle Charities Cup were won and the club were inaugural winners of the Congleton Floodlit Cup. The Reserves were Staffordshire Alliance League Premier Division Runners-Up and Premier Cup winners. The club started a youth team playing in the Staffordshire County Minor Youth League - the youth team finished Runners-Up in the League winning the Subsidiary Cup and the Sentinel Shield.
In 1988 the club applied for membership in to the North West Counties League, but with new ground grading being introduced at the time the club failed in it's application. With the application to the North West Counties League being rejected there was a mass exodus of players who followed manager Peter Ward to Nantwich Town who were already an established club in the North West Counties League. Former Stoke City, Port Vale and Crewe Alexandra player Terry Lees was given the task of completely rebuilding a new team and over the next few seasons gradually created a team that started to climb the league table, however due to other commitments outside football Terry had to step down in 1994 and so a slow decline ensued with the club close to folding in 1995. Ex Port Vale player Neville Chamberlain became Manager first returning the club to the Mid-Cheshire and in 1998 we made the move back to more of a local football scene - the Midland League (now called Staffordshire County Senior League) made up mainly of North Staffordshire clubs.
The clubs fortunes began to improve under the new management team of Darren Stair and Dave Price. A first cup final in 15 years was reached during the 2003/04 season the Midland League Cup Final only to lose to Norton/Adderley Green.
Success was finally achieved in 2004/05 season Hanley Town securing a remarkable four trophies in one season the first team winning the treble, becoming Midland League Champions, League Cup and Staffordshire FA Vase winners with the Reserves winning the Leek Cup. The following season the club retained the League title but losing to Ball Haye Green in the Leek Cup.
For the 2006/07 season Darren and Dave stepped down as first team managers being replaced by Steve Norris and Dave Wooliscroft who regularly kept the first team in a top five position in the league, reaching a number of semi-finals in cup competitions before they too stepped down for the 2011/12 season to be replaced by Darren's brother Colin Stair and a return for Dave Price to take charge of first team duties.
That season the first team won the Staffordshire County Senior League Premier Division title and the Reserves won the Division 1 title under the guidance of Mark Giblin and Steve Harrison.
The 2012/13 season was one of joy and sorrow. Colin Stair and Dave Price guided the first team to a memorable quadruple of titles. The first team became Staffordshire County Senior League Premier Division Champions, League Cup winners, Staffordshire FA Vase winners and Leek Cup winners. Tragically with only four league games remaining first team manager Colin Stair suddenly passed away however the team stayed strong for each other, served the Club with great pride and saw out the remaining four games to win the fourth title. It was our former Manager's ambition to manage the team at a higher level starting in the North West Counties League First Division and for the 2013/14 season the club achieved the necessary ground improvements to make the step up to the North West Counties Football League First Division.
Under the management team of Dave Price and Darren Stair in their first season at this level the Club finished a respectable 4th place in the league and reached the final of the First Division Cup only to lose on penalties against Formby.
All change again for the team this year with new Manager Dean Owen who hopes to take the team on a successful journey with the main goal being promotion in to the premier league of the North West Counties League.
This season is the biggest in the Club history as we embark on yet another exciting venture following the acquisition of 3 new pitches which has enabled us to launch Hanley Town Academy and enter into a corporate sponsorship deal with Abzorded Events. Subsequently our ground is now known as Abzorbed Arena and together with providing fabulous home ground facilities for 15 teams, will play host to community multi-skill session, holiday camps and community fun days. Our fellow team mates have the expertise and experience to set us aside from all other football clubs in the City. Together we will grow and develop and will be known as Staffordshire's leading Community Club.
Only a short time in to the season and once again we have attracted a partnership deal other Clubs only dream of. At Hanley Town we are the prestigious Partners to Sir Stanley Matthews Foundation – the first Club in the Country to be recognised with such a magnificent partnership. This now gives us the opportunity and ability to play host to the Wizard of Dribble Schools and January 2016 sees us fund our first tranche of coaches – 28 in total who will all assist in the launch of our community coaching sessions – sessions that we believe will embrace all youngsters from across the City irrespective of ability or age. Our belief is that today's youngsters are our future and we are excited to embrace more youngsters through our grassroot pyramid.
Our pyramid is one that we are so proud of – we will embrace children as young as 7 and offer them the opportunity to develop through the ages with the overall aim to represent our first team playing at a semi-professional level.
We are a community voluntary group with one vision – to be recognised and known as Staffordshire's leading Community Club.
•	We had a dream
•	That dream was our GOAL
•	Our GOAL was to embrace juniors into our CLUB
•	Today a total of 15 teams have enabled us to NET that goal
•	We are a UNITED Club
•	There are no PENALTIES for being part of our successful Group
•	Today's youth are our future
•	TOGETHER WE WILL LIVE THE DREAM
Ground: Potteries Park
Address: Abbey Lane, Bucknall, Stoke-On-Trent, Staffordshire
Postcode: ST2 8AJ
Midweek Night: Tuesday
2019/20 Admission Prices: £5 Adults, £3 Concessions
Programme Price: £2.00
Directions: M6 to Junction 15 taking A500 for Stoke. Stay on to flyover, take the 2nd exit after going over the flyover, then keep the right hand lane at traffic lights and turn right, to next roundabout 1st exit towards Leek. Go straight over on next major lights, past the post office on left, carry straight over next roundabout, then at next major traffic lights take the centre lane to turn right for Werrington.
Stay in the left lane and carry straight on through lights, carry on for approx 1/4 mile. Turn left into Fellbrook Lane and the ground is on approx quarter of mile on the left.
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Nearest Railway: Stoke-on-Trent (2.2 miles)
Nearest Bus Route to Ground: Unsure at present
Parking Facilities: The club has plenty of parking in the club car park
Ground Facilities: Tea bar and a licensed clubhouse
Additional Visitor Information:
Legal Entity: Unincorporated
Website: http://www.hanley-townfc.co.uk
Twitter: @hanleytown66
Registered Colours: Royal Blue Shirts, Royal Blue Shorts, Royal Blue Socks
Registered Goalkeeper Colours: Yellow Shirt, Black Shorts, Black Socks
Alternative Colours: Red Shirts, Red Shorts, Red Socks
Alternative Goalkeeper Colours: Grey Shirt, Black Shorts, Black Socks
Secretary: Dennis Vickers
Chairman: Paul Legge
Manager: Michael Morton
Programme Editor: Dan Withey
Committee / Directors: Paul Legge, Andrew Withey, Wendy Jones, Lesley Bowers
County Affiliation: Staffordshire
Year Formed: 1966
Record Attendance: 1000 v Chasetown 1982
Previous Leagues:
Staffordshire County Senior League
Honours:
Longton League Champions: 1966/67,67/68,68/69
Longton League Cup Winners: 1967/68,68/69
Longton Charity Cup Winners: 1966/67,67,68
Staffs County League Div 2 Champions:1967/68
Staffs County League Prem Div Runners-Up: 1969/70,70/71,71/72
Staffs County League Premier Div Champions: 1972/73,75/76
Staffs County League Premier Cup Winners: 1969/70,91/92
Staffs County League Cup Runners-Up: 1967/68,69/70,77/78
North Staffs Charity Cup Semi-Final: 1884/85 (vs Port Vale)
Staffs Junior Cup Winners:1888/89
Staffs Junior Cup Runners-Up: 1968/69
Hanley Cup Winners: 1967/68/68/69,75/76
May Bank Cup Winners: 1967/68,68/69,91/92
May Bank Cup Runners-Up: 1971/72,73/74
Staffs FA Challenge Cup Winners: 1972/73,77/78
Staffs FA Challenge Cup Runners-Up: 1973/74
Roger Lomas Trophy Winners: 1973/74,75/76.76/77,77/78
Roger Lomas Trophy Runners-Up: 1974/75
Leek Cup Winners: 1979/80,85/86,86/87,2004/05,12/13
Leek Cup Runners-Up:1967/68,78/79,2005/06
Congleton Floodlit Trophy Winners: 1987/88
Newcastle Charities Cup Winners: 1987/88
Fenton Charities Cup Winners: 1994/95
Sentinel Cup Winners: 1991/92
Sentinel Cup Runners-Up: 1974/75,76/77
Sentinel Cup Quarter-Finalist: 1892/93
Sentinel Shield Winners 1987/88
Staffs Alliance League Premier Div Runners-Up: 1986/87
Staffs Alliance Premier Cup Winners: 1987/88
Mid-Cheshire League Div 2 Cup Winners: 1976/77
Mid-Cheshire League Div 2 Cup Runners-Up: 1977/78
Mid-Cheshire League Cup Winners: 1979/80,80/81,86/87
Mid-Cheshire League Champions: 1981/82
Staffs FA Vase Winners: 1980/81,2004/05,12/13
Staffs FA Vase Runners-Up: 1981/82
Midland League(scsl)Champions:2004/05,05/06
Midland League Cup Winners: 2004/05
Northern Cup Winners: 2005/06
StaffsCountySeniorLeague Premier Div Champions:2011/12 1st team
StaffsCountySeniorLeague Division 1 Champions:2011/12 2nd team
Staffs County Senior League Quadruple Winners: 2012/13
League Champions,League Cup,Staffs FA Vase,Leek Cup
North West Counties League Division 1 Cup Runners-Up:2013/14
North West Counties League Division 1 Play-Off Finalists:2014/15
Potteries Junior Youth League(U16s Div1)Champions:2014/15
Sentinel Shield(U16s)Runners-up:2014/15
Potteries Junior Youth League Cup(U16s)Runners-Up:2014/15
NorthStaffsCombinationLeague U17s(Doug Brown)Cup Winners:2015/16
North Staffs Combination League U17s Champions:2015/16
North West Counties League Division 1 Champions:2015/16
Sentinel Cup Runners-Up: 2016/17


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Actress Amy Jackson talks about the much-awaited I, social media smarts and becoming an Indian resident.
Last friday, British model Amy Jackson landed in Chennai. And though she has made several trips to the city before, it was a special touchdown in the country, as the actress is moving to India permanently. And why not? After all, the model-turned-actress from Liverpool got her first big break in the Tamil film industry. Spotted by director A L Vijay on the Miss Teen World website, she went on to star in his 2009 hit Madrasapattinam alongside Arya. Despite being new to the language, Jackson wooed audiences with her on-screen presence and landed her second film and debut Bollywood venture, Ekk Deewana Tha by acclaimed director Gautham Menon. Four movies later, Jackson found herself working with another famous director, Shankar, and is currently awaiting the release of I, in which she shares screen space with veteran actor Vikram.
Jackson has been working on I for the past two-and-a-half years and considers it to be a milestone. She plays the role of Diya in the romantic thriller and has been counting the days for the filma��s release. a�?Obviously, there are very high expectations surrounding the film. Ita��s a huge part of not only my career, but my life,a�? she says. Since the release of the trailer on December 18, it has received 5,421,346 views on YouTube and is trending on Facebook, too. The music, by A R Rahman, is already a hit among fans and is receiving more than its fair share of air space on radio channels as well. Incidentally, Rahman also composed for Ekk Deewana Tha. a�?I was lucky to have had beautiful music composed by A R Rahman in Ekk Deewana Tha and for it to happen a second time for I is incredible. I love the entire album, but my favourite has got to be Ladio,a�? she says. Ladio also happens to be the first song in which Jackson will be seen dancing from start to finish. a�?I loved performing it. Choreographer Bosco and his team are the best,a�? shares the star, who also danced to many of the songs during the audio launch of the movie that saw superstars Rajinikanth and Arnold Schwarzenegger as guests. a�?Performing for Rajinikanth and Arnie a��not to mention over 10,000 people behind thema��was overwhelming. It was my first on-stage performance and I dona��t know how Ia��ll even begin to top that in the future,a�? she shares.
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From playing a governora��s daughter in Madrasapattinam, Jackson has come a long way in the industry. a�?I was 17 when I did that movie and have spent five years in the industry now. My priorities have changed, I know what I should be doing and I have to learn to master my art,a�? she confides. After I, Jackson will be seen in director Thirukumarana��s next with actor Udaynidhi Stalin and a film with Dhanush, directed by Velraj. a�?I am open to doing different rolesa��say a rustic village belle. Thirukumarana��s film shooting has begun in Ooty and I play a stereotypical South Indian girl,a�? says Jackson, who dismisses rumours of playing a ghost in Venkat Prabhua��s Suriya starrer, Masss. That said, Jackson insists that she will be particular about choosing her roles, especially after I. a�?I want to make sure I have a strong character in the movie before I take it up,a�? she says. As an avid traveller, Jackson doesna��t mind the hectic schedules. a�?I remember when we went to the mountains in China and had to walk for two hours to eventually reach our shooting spot. The location was definitely worth it though,a�? she recalls her 50-day shoot in China for I. a�?One day it would be 30 degrees then wea��d fly to another part of China and it would be minus five degrees with snow, hail and everything else the sky had to offer!a�? she laughs.
Besides I, Jackson has been busy celebrating Christmas with her family in London. The 22-year-old has also been shooting for a gritty BBC drama series for a few months now. After romance-heavy movies like Ekk Deewna Tha and Yevadu, Jackson looks forward to working in an action flick. a�?I love action and have trained in kick boxing. Ia��ve been very sporty from childhood and would love to be offered an action-packed movie. I continue my classes in kick boxing even today,a�? she confesses. The actress also likes a challenge and has done a few bold photo shoots with magazines like Maxim. But is she open to playing a seductress? a�?It depends on the film. If I can do justice to the character, why not? I like strong woman characters,a�? smiles the actress, who rates watching herself on the big screen for the first time, as the best moment in her life.
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This is a list of African-American newspapers that have been published in Tennessee.  It includes both current and historical newspapers.

More than 100 such papers have been published in Tennessee. The first was The Colored Tennessean, first published in Nashville on April 29, 1865.

Newspapers currently in publication are highlighted in green in the list below.

Newspapers

See also
List of African-American newspapers and media outlets
List of African-American newspapers in Alabama
List of African-American newspapers in Arkansas
List of African-American newspapers in Georgia
List of African-American newspapers in Kentucky
List of African-American newspapers in Mississippi
List of African-American newspapers in Missouri
List of African-American newspapers in North Carolina
List of African-American newspapers in Virginia
List of newspapers in Tennessee

Works cited

References

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Robert Spiller lives in Colorado Springs with his wife Barbara. Napier's Bones is the fifth in the Bonnie Pinkwater adult cozy mystery series preceded by The Witch of Agnesi, A Calculated Demise, Irrational Numbers, and Radical Equations. A mathematics teacher for thirty-five years, Robert recently retired to write full time.
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Kylie Jenner Says That Jordyn Woods And Tristan Thompson Scandal Was For The Better
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According to a report from Us Magazine, surprisingly, Kylie Jenner believes the scandal involving Tristan Thompson and her former BFF, Jordyn Woods, was for the better.
In a preview clip for Keeping Up With The Kardashians shared by E! Online, the lipstick mogul shared her opinion on the controversy, stating that she believes the whole "Jordyn situation needed to happen." Speaking with Khloe over a glass of wine, the 21-year-old said to the 35-year-old Revenge Body host that it was for the best.
Kylie said, in many ways, her relationship with Jordyn was kind of like a "security blanket," because they were always there for each other, and she felt as though she didn't need anyone else. "I feel like there's a part of me that needed to grow without her," the reality star remarked.
Khloe Kardashian praised Kylie for being able to stay calm and collected in the face of a difficult situation, with Kylie stating after that she and her sisters are lucky to have each other. Khloe said to her that only the "strong and loyal" will get through it all.
As it was previously reported, Woods and Thompson created a massive controversy in the tabloids after it was revealed they had kissed at a party. They were busted making out while at a Los Angeles party which the athlete was hosting.
As a result, Khloe called off her romance with Tristan considering it was not the first time he had cheated on her. When Khloe was pregnant with True, he was busted cheating on her again, moreover, the news was revealed right as she was about to give birth to their first child.
In June, a source who spoke with Us Weekly said Woods and Jenner were working to rekindle their relationship, however, since then, it hasn't happened.
Things got even worse when Jordyn appeared on Jada Pinkett's Facebook talk show, Red Table Talk , rather than apologizing to Khloe or the family first. Some people on social media, however, believe Jordyn did it on purpose so as to separate her image from the Kardashian-clan, in other words, removing herself from Kylie Jenner's shadow.
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Neville co-founded GRC in 1987. Neville has significant experience acting as a superintendent and independent certifier, and assisting with BCIPA claims, on prominent projects throughout Queensland. A respected industry leader, Neville is known for his ability to establish reliable budgetary benchmarks for clients and advising developers how to achieve best value solutions on their projects.
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NHS dentistry's outlook is explained
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Julian English talks to Nigel Jones, sales director at Practice Plan, about his views on the future of NHS dentistry as he reflects on 25 years in dentistry.
Julian: In a recent Practice Plan poll, 72% of respondents said they do not think NHS dentistry will be fit for purpose in 10 years' time. What are your thoughts on this?
Nigel: It is sad, but not terribly surprising. I think that for decades the profession has been wrestling with how to find ways of continuing to provide the best quality care for NHS patients under changing circumstances, the remuneration system, different incentive structures, and so on.
The only way many dentists have been able to deliver the kind of patient care that lets them sleep at night has often been at the cost of their health, their families and their financial circumstances. And it feels to me that any give there was in this unspoken arrangement has run out – it has been exhausted.
So there are a lot of people out there looking at their future 10 years from now and thinking that they must change something to make it work for patients and for them.
So I guess, if we said 'fit for purpose' means 'providing the best care for patients' then the future existence of the NHS will have to accept compromises to patient care.
Julian: What about a compromise to the cohort of patients seen under the NHS?
Nigel: It may be possible to make NHS dentistry fit for purpose if the path of core service dentistry was followed.
Don't misunderstand me, I agree with the BDA's stance when they said 'remember, core service means core funding' but if Whitehall targeted effect and appropriate resources at vulnerable groups, then that, to me, makes much more sense and I personally feel it would make the description of 'fit for purpose' appropriate for NHS dentistry.
Yes, it would mean that all fee-paying adults would be moved into the private sector, but the perpetuation of the outdated myth that NHS dentistry is all things to all people is simply not the case anymore. I cannot see NHS dentistry in 10 years' time being able to say that it is offering the best quality care, unless things change.
Julian: So you don't think that NHS dentistry is offering the best quality care now?
Nigel: There is a difference between an NHS dentist doing the best they can do, and an NHS dentist doing the best he or she can do in the circumstances. The distinction is not subtle.
I have spoken to a large and growing number of NHS dentists who feel they cannot deliver the care to the quality that they were trained to do. Dentists have found it necessary to compromise on the quality of work because of the special conditions that exist in the delivery of NHS services. And these dentists have reached a tipping point, forced by physical and mental health issues brought on by changes to working conditions.
Dentists are feeling the pressure from a larger variety of different sources and, in my opinion, the pressures that come with an NHS contract are only going to increase.
Julian: How do you think the current government will approach dentistry?
Nigel: Voting in a majority government with five years to govern suggests that the general public is ready to take more austerity medicine. The general public must believe that living within one's means is the right thing to do and I am also sure this government will be bold and tough in the early stages of its tenure.
We could see something quite substantial in dentistry, but only if it is high enough up the policy pecking order.
As we know, dentistry was not included in the manifestoes of any of the parties – as to what we read into that is open for debate. Perhaps there will be a decisive step towards a core service or perhaps nothing will change at all.
But one thing is for sure, dentistry needs to be reengineered to suit the dentist and patient, but I am not sure what is in it for the Government.
Julian: This marks your 25th year of working within dentistry. What do you think has been the biggest change to dentistry in those years?
Nigel: Without doubt it has been the emergence of a market with different models for positioning and running dental practices.
Twenty five years ago, there were very few high-end practices and with a commonality to those within it, now there is so much more diversification and practices are getting better and better at this.
Recently I have seen many exciting practices exploiting niches with a very clear idea of their target market and I think that private dentistry will continue to evolve in different ways.
As long as the right preparation and analysis is done, there is much scope for creativity in the business of restorative aesthetic dentistry. Practitioners with strength of character, will, foresight and determination will do well.
The corporates are also another new business model to the market and even within that cohort there are different business models.
Going forward, I do not see them dominating dentistry overall as there is enough dynamism out there to hold off this growth. However, in the future I think corporates will dominate NHS dentistry – they are well suited.
Julian: What about the wave of consumerism within dentistry?
Nigel: I believe that consumerism is not as entrenched in dentistry as a whole as many say. For example, when it comes to a person choosing and staying with a dentist, to whom they will attend on a regular basis whilst accepting that an examination may reveal a problem, a patient will make this decision based on trust. It is not so much about convenient opening hours or parking – it's about if they trust the dentist to do the right thing for them and their dentition and I don't believe consumerism will override this.
Having said that, the straighter, whiter teeth phenomenon is causing patients to behave in a different way; those who desire this elective treatment are self-diagnosing and feel in control so they are shopping for the most appropriate solution for their needs, and more traditional marketing methods have a much greater relevance.
It's because of this trend that I do not think the corporates will be all dominant in the next 20 years. What may emerge is a corporate who solely concentrates on the market for patients desiring straighter whiter teeth and, if done right and at the right time, this may work.
Julian: Do you have any thoughts on mixing and the vagaries of the NHS contract?
Nigel: Looking at the trends we experience in our patient finance facilities, NHS practices upsell private treatment less in the two months running up to the end of the financial year. The reason for this could be that they are having to refocus on UDA activity in the run-up to the end of the contract to prevent the possibility of clawbacks.
But it has been interesting to see that there has been a reliance on upselling private items of treatment to NHS patients; it has been vital to the viability of an NHS practice. So it will be really important to see what happens with the new contract, when the climate has consumer campaigns calling for greater clarity over prices and what is available on the NHS.
I worry about an NHS practice's ability in the future to cross-subsidise their NHS care through private items of treatment.
Julian: You are very focused on helping NHS dentists think through their options for the future. What have you been doing to support this?
Nigel: One of the fundamental activities at Practice Plan is helping NHS dentists think logically about the feasibility of leaving the NHS.
There are some NHS dentists who wouldn't consider a move because they are ideologically wed to the NHS – which is their prerogative – but the majority of NHS dentists I speak to, if offered a magic wand where they could wake up tomorrow earning the same money as a largely private practice, would grab that opportunity.
With a lot of NHS dentists, the pain of working in the NHS vs providing good dentistry is quite apparent. They can see the vision of private dentistry with a good-looking practice, more time to spend with patients, more freedom to offer choices of treatment, increased revenues, and so on, but can't visualise what the first step to this looks like, or how easy it can be and so struggle even more to see how to get to that final vision safely. That is where Practice Plan comes in.
We look at the inevitable risks, assess these with the practitioner and see how they can be mitigated. Sometimes we decide the right approach is to delay the conversion to private practice for another few years because, for many reasons, it just wouldn't be right for the practice at that time. However, in most cases we can deal with potential risks and once we have formulated a comfortable plan to move forward, the decision is left with the dentist as to when they want to make a move.
Currently there is a huge amount of disquiet about what NHS dentistry will look like in the future. I do not think the details of the prototypes helped to encourage people into believing that this new contract would work for them, so I come across many dentists who are in limbo at the moment, unsure whether to stick with the NHS or go private.
Practice Plan is trying to make sure people are aware that options and support can be found.
Julian: What would you say are the main risks for dentists?
Nigel: Commonly, one of the biggest questions that practitioners face is, 'will I lose too many patients?' and we simply ask them, 'how many is too many?'
There are several important factors to consider, such as the length of time you've worked with your patient base, your financial requirements (including pension provision), a sense of a realistic private hourly rate for your services and the commitment of the team. We make sense of the figures and risks and it is then up to the dentist to decide what to do.
If they decide to go private then we support them to talk to patients about it all – any kind of rejection is hard for all the dental team. For example, seven of every 10 patients may leave and the practice can survive, but 70% leaving hurts emotionally. So there is a journey for the team and it needs to be catered for.
Julian: How have you found working in dentistry for 25 years?
Nigel: Over the years, I have worked with dentists who have gone as far as to say that I have saved their careers. Some have even told me that their mental health has been improved once they took the step to private practice.
But my favourite memory is one of a practice whom I went to visit 18 months after converting. I was checking in to see how they were performing and the practice manager and wife of the dentist said – of all the things – 'it's great now, he comes home and talks to the children'. It was such a simple yet clear illustration of how life-changing moving to private practice can be. How many people can say that they have had that kind of profound effect on a customer's life?
This is exactly why I really enjoy my work.
Practice Plan is a specialist provider of practice-branded patient membership plans and an increasingly significant source of wider business support services for dentistry.
So, whether you're planning a conversion from the NHS, introducing a dental plan into an established practice or looking to change from another plan provider, the firm can help you take your practice where you want it to go.
Over the years, Practice Plan has helped thousands of dentists introduce membership plans and develop business strategies. Access to regional support managers, customer service advisors and expert marketers as well as dental business consultants and speakers, means a practice will get practical and strategic advice to help them achieve their goals.
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Did Paris have a fire?
How many cars were burned in France last night?
When was the fire in Paris?
When did Notre Dame de Paris burn?
Why do the French torch cars on New Years?
A large fire has broken out in a building on boulevard des Capucines, near the Place de L'Opéra in central Paris, sending clouds of smoke rising into the air. People were told to avoid the area, which is popular with tourists, as fire crews tackled the blaze on Saturday.
Although firefighters were able to save the cathedral's nave and twin bell towers, the intensity of the fire still puts the church's structural integrity at risk. Smoke billows as flames burn through the roof of the Notre Dame de Paris Cathedral on April 15, 2019, in the French capital Paris.
(CNN) A total of 874 vehicles were set ablaze across France on New Year's Eve as part of a decades-old tradition. But with coronavirus-related restrictions in place, that figure is lower than in previous years, according to Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin.
Did the Paris opera house burn down?
The Salle Le Peletier or Lepeletier (sometimes referred to as the Salle de la rue Le Peletier or the Opéra Le Peletier) was the home of the Paris Opera from 1821 until the building was destroyed by fire in 1873.
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Officials are planning to reopen the church to the public in 2024. More than two years after a shocking fire gutted the historic building, France's Notre Dame Cathedral is finally secure enough for artisans to rebuild.
Register now for FREE unlimited access to Reuters.com. PARIS, Nov 20 (Reuters) – A large fire broke out in a building on boulevard des Capucines, near the Place de L'Opera square in central Paris on Saturday, sending clouds of smoke rising into the air.
On April 15, 2019, a fire ravaged the iconic Notre Dame cathedral in Paris. The world watched with despair as the spire came crashing down and firefighters worked to save the building.
Like many countries, France sees cars set on fire during the year for many reasons, including gangs hiding clues of their crimes and people making false insurance claims. But car-torching took a new step in France when it became a way to mark the arrival of the New Year.
Why do the French torch cars on New Years Eve?
"Vehicle fires are often associated with a context of riots and urban violence. It can also be a 'game' to break the monotony, or it could be motivated by vengeance after a violent arrest. Or it could just be to get rid of a car used in a crime or as an insurance scam."
Is the cathedral of Notre-Dame being rebuilt?
In September 2021, the government agency overseeing the reconstruction of Notre-Dame announced that the temporary structures built to secure the cathedral's iconic towers, vaults, and walls were complete. Now the cathedral is finally stable enough for reconstruction efforts to begin in earnest.
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The Glier's Meat Company was established in 1946 by Robert Glier. Robert Glier was born on July 24, 1913 in Dayton Kentucky. He began work at the age of twelve at the Yung & Company Dairy and Meat Shop in Newport. Following graduation from high school, he worked as an apprentice sausage maker at the H.H. Meyer Packing Company in Cincinnati. After serving in the Army Air Corps during World War II, Glier returned to Northern Kentucky and established a small retail shop at 439 Pike Street in Covington. At this shop, Glier produced and sold his hand made sausages.
In the mid-1950's Robert Glier began producing goetta, a sausage like breakfast meat of German origin, in his Covington shop. In the 1960's goetta production was increased with the opening of a second production facility in Cincinnati. In 1967, Robert Glier combined both production plants into a single facility. This facility was located at 533 West 11th Street and was a former dairy. The Glier Company continued to operate from this facility today.
In 1972, Robert's son Dan began working with the family owned business. He was named president of the company in 1976. On February 21, 1978, Robert L. Glier, founder of the company, died.
During the 1990s, the production of goetta at the Glier's plant doubled. The product is sold retail to local and regional supermarkets. Goetta production accounted for 40% of the company's total sales in 1998. In addition to goetta, Glier's was producing several dozen different types of sausages and maintained a staff of 16 employees.
The City of Covington paid homage to the Glier's Company in 2002, when a small portion of 11th Street near the plant was renamed Goetta Street. That same year, the Glier's produced nearly 1 million pounds of goetta, most of which was consumed in the Greater Cincinnati area.
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What is Goetta Anyway?
• Pronounced "get-uh"
Goetta is a sausage-like breakfast food that was made popular in the area by German-speaking immigrants from Hanover.
• The main ingredients of Goetta are: pinhead oats, ground pork, ground beef and spices.
Goetta is typically sliced thin and pan fried. Many area residents serve it as a side dish (like a sausage patty) others place goetta between two pieces of bread and eat it as a sandwich.
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