Multiple Sclerosis
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| Originally published | 1988 |
| Authors | Ian Robinson |
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| ID | 2907144 |
About Multiple Sclerosis
Multiple Sclerosis affects hopes and expectations, restructures relationships, modifies careers and changes lives. It is a disease of variable onset, problematic diagnosis, unpredicatable prognosis and no effective treatment. . . .
Two-tier care crisis: People forced to pay or wait
... And 75-year-old Christine Lee, who has Multiple Sclerosis, remains in a care home because her council and care company say they can t provide her with enough support in her specially adapted flat...
Biggleswade: Matthew Waddell guilty of body-in-suitcase murder
... Ms Albone, who had Multiple Sclerosis (MS), had suffered an attack which included stamping, kicking, punching and possible use of a weapon, the court heard...
Hundreds of UK women can now take legal action over Essure device
... " The Christmas after the device was inserted, I woke up and my face had gone numb, which led to neurologists believing I had Multiple Sclerosis...
Biggleswade murder trial hears man hid partner's body in suitcase
... The court was told it was believed Ms Albone, who had Multiple Sclerosis, was attacked in her bedroom towards the end of November, possibly while getting out of bed...
Silverstone: British Grand Prix venue to pay residents' parking fines
... " Mrs Dennison, who has Multiple Sclerosis, said she was told there were no exemptions for drivers with blue badges...
Harlow gardener's meal project 'doubles' despite salt attack
... Ms Burd - who has Multiple Sclerosis and lupus - was dipping into her own weekly budget before the incident in April...
Carer shortage: Woman stuck in hospital for 11 months
... Like solitary confinement Retired police officer Nigel was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) 12 years ago, and said he had to wait three months for carers to be found so he could return home to the Vale of Glamorgan...
British Vogue's Edward Enninful to take on new global role
... , including actress Selma Blair who suffers from Multiple Sclerosis and Ellie Goldstein, a 21-year-old model with Down s syndrome...
Silverstone: British Grand Prix venue to pay residents' parking fines
By James GrantBBC News, Northamptonshire
Silverstone Circuit will pay £1,500-worth of fixed penalty notices issued to villagers who were fined for parking outside their own homes.
Residents of neighbouring Silverstone village fell foul of a temporary traffic regulation order (TTRO) issued for last month's British Grand Prix .
A total of 33 fines were issued to locals during The Formula 1 event.
The Northamptonshire track said it would refund the fines as a " goodwill gesture".
A record-breaking 480,000 people attended this year's British Grand Prix weekend, with some 160,000 fans at The Circuit on Sunday's race day alone.
The Circuit applied for a TTRO in an attempt to help alleviate the pressure on surrounding villages such as Silverstone and Whittlebury, which are close to The Track and its many camp sites.
However, an apparent miscommunication saw residents with passes fined by traffic wardens.
Resident Mel Dennision, who has lived in The Village for 60 years, told " We've never had this issue before. We've never been demanded to move our cars. "
Mrs Dennison, who has Multiple Sclerosis , said she was told there were no exemptions for drivers with blue badges.
" I've always left my car there with my residents' pass and blue badge and never been asked to Move It before. Never. "
Louise Fleming, who works at the White Horse pub in The Village , said this year's traffic from The Event was " chaos" and " the worst she's ever seen".
Stuart Pringle, the Managing Director of Silverstone Circuit , said: " Following criticism from local residents of lack of parking enforcement over the F1 weekend in 2021 and 2022, we worked hard with the appropriate bodies to ensure that those who ignore the parking restrictions that are put in place to enable the safe running of our event and the safe enjoyment of The Villages , were penalised.
" We communicated these local and temporary enforcements in Good Time and in Good Faith , but they were always intended to deter and punish our customers and not local residents. "
In a statement, Silverstone Circuit said: " The Penalty notices that have been received are being processed, with refunds to be issued Five Days from The Information being received. "
The Bbc understands that residents have started to receive their refunds for the fines.
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