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About The Districts
The Districts are an American rock band originally from Lititz, Pennsylvania. The group formed in 2009 while members Rob Grote, Mark Larson, Connor Jacobus, and Braden Lawrence were all still in high school.
A small Ukrainian city becomes a waypoint for thousands on the move
... She thought their local defence battalion on the outskirts of Kyiv would be relatively safe, but heavy fighting surrounded it over the weekend in The Districts of Bucha and Irpin...
Plan B: How will working from home rules affect people?
... " That means we have to be able to respond and get out and about to The Districts quite quickly...
Monsey sting: the mayor of NYC vows action on anti-Semitism crisis
... Mr de Blasio said, that additional officers would be deployed to The Districts of Williamsburg, Crown Heights and Borough Park...
Pakistan censorship: 'Hovering above the mute button'
... Rallies by the Pashtun Protection Movement group receive almost no coverage at all, despite attracting significant support in The Districts bordering Afghanistan...
Kumbh Mela: Lost and found on the world's largest gathering
... Most of the names for their villages, but many are unsure about The Districts...
Plan B: How will working from home rules affect people?
People in England should start working at Home Again from Monday where possible, the government has said. What does that mean for the workers returning to their home desks and the businesses which depend on workers' lunchtime trade?
" I quite enjoy going into The Office on a personal basis really, " says Sarah Breen, who lives just outside Newmarket, in Suffolk.
" It is being with Different People and just the banter between everybody.
" It is just Nice - Getting Up , getting dressed and going to work. It is Different to Just Walking downstairs. I do enjoy going into The Office .
" But if we have to [work from home] then I will do and I can do my job from home so we will be told by our company what they want us to do. "
She says she was a " bit disappointed" when news of the new working from home directive was made.
'We do struggle when People are working from home'Alethea Stearman runs The Mushy Pea stall, which has been on Norwich Market since it was first Set Up in 1949.
" We do struggle when People are working from home, " she says.
" We miss all The Office workers, The Council workers and The People that would be in The City daily to do their office jobs. We miss out on their lunchtime trade.
" We haven't regained The Loss of The First lockdowns when People were working from home, because so many still are working from home. We really didn't want to be losing anybody else.
" Our fears are that People won't be out and about, they won't be doing their leisure activities, of popping into The City , having lunch, having a coffee, because everybody has been retrained to not do anything other than what is necessary.
" That is what We Are missing on The Market at The Moment - People who used to come in and meet friends for lunch or a coffee. People aren't relaxed, so they are staying away. "
'That is going to have a big effect on The Business 'Jazz Singh runs the vegan and vegetarian Indian Feast stall on Norwich Market .
He is concerned about what the new rules will mean for his lunchtime trade.
" Last time, lots of our regular customers were working from home, " he says.
" They don't come to The City . If all The People are still working from home then there will be less customers in The City and that will have an effect on the food businesses.
" A lot of our customers come three or four times a week but when they are working from home they will only come once or a couple of times a month.
" That [working from home] is going to have a big effect on The Business . It is hard because on Norwich Market People only come here when they come to their work.
" People come to work and when they have a break they come to The Market . "
'It has not come as a surprise'Dan Goodwin is the communities manager at Broadland District Council in Norfolk and he will not be working from home.
" It has not come as a surprise but for me personally it probably won't make a huge amount of difference, " he says.
" My job role requires me to be in The Building . We Are offering a response to residents and working with those in need, delivering food parcels, ensuring they are safe At Home , that they have fuel supply and that they can cope and look after themselves.
" That means we have to be able to respond and Get Out and about to The Districts quite quickly. "
You might also be interested in:He says he is not overly worried about the new variant, adding: " There are plenty of sensible measures Out There and we take good precautions and follow The Rules .
" Throughout the whole pandemic we have been out delivering and have visited houses of People who are Covid positive and I suppose we have just got used to it. "
'I will miss it'Having previously lived in Cambridge, Justine Hall has just bought A House in Newmarket and is in The Process of getting hew new home ready.
She says working from home took getting used to the First Time around.
" I Am all right with it now, " she says.
" I work three or four days a week and I go into The Office usually One Day a week. It is just Nice to go somewhere Different - to have a bit of a change and Get Out of The House and to put on proper clothes.
" If I Am not able to go in One Day a week I will miss it.
" But I will stick to The Rules because I think it is important to protect Other People . "
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