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December 2008
A high point of the year
Scottish Water's Turret water treatment works has just undergone a £30 million upgrade that included a hydraulic turbine which powers... ...more »
Life's a pantomime...
Lothian and Borders Police's campaign to see off bogus callers has been aided and abetted by advice worked into the... ...more »
Lard, it's not just for Christmas
Hands on: artist Peter Stocker faced an unusual commission recently when Southern Water asked him to sculpt a snowman from... ...more »
Document discovery:
Historic documents, some dating back more than 500 years, have been found in a tin box in Longham, Dorset, in... ...more »
Festive fat:
These are tree baubles with a difference. They are in fact made from lard, with bird seeds for decoration. As... ...more »
You can accomplish a lot with a good lunch
The mantra for compliance with the dreaded Traffic Management Act (TMA) is generally accepted to be three Cs - communication,... ...more »
You can't be good at everything, right?
You have to admire the chutzpah of the man. Disconnector is referring to some of the recent parliamentary answers of... ...more »
Santa's not-so-helpful helpers
Energy giant Eon UK is bracing itself for a far from festive season. Climate change activists have been on the... ...more »