The Stream
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| Originally published | 1996 |
| Authors | David Hunt |
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| ID | 2363144 |
About The Stream
A reader on Level three. Once the villagers had been able to collect their water from the stream that ran through the village. Now the stream is so polluted they have to go to a standpipe some way away. Kofi is doing a water project at school, and wants to find out why the stream is polluted.
What should happen to a Glen Coe cottage tainted by Jimmy Savile?
... Its name, Allt-na-Reigh, roughly translates from its mangled Gaelic as " burn of the slope" a reference to The Stream that rushes close by and down under a bridge on the A82...
Afghan refugees forced to leave Pakistan say they have nothing
... You know you are getting closer to the border when The Stream of trucks thickens...
Khan Younis: A Gaza city on its knees, now with a million mouths to feed
... Doctors say they have almost nothing to give The Stream of new casualties - water is rationed to 300ml a day for patients...
Arrest after man dies during Birmingham baptism ceremony
... The baptism event was streamed live on the church s Facebook page, but The Stream was cut during the event and the video later removed...
Strictly Come Dancing 2023: Snake hips, meditation and fabulous outfits
... When the Saturday shows come and you re in The Stream of this brilliant show, finding the time to take for yourself, a little breath here and there can do wonders...
MP pledges to push for Crooked House law
... On Tuesday, the BBC revealed its owners had experienced Members of the public voiced concerns about a smell from The Stream that runs alongside the pub and rubbish being dumped at the site...
Lizzo, Elton John, Rick Astley. Who will give us 'Glastonbury moments' in 2023?
... The audience received him so enthusiastically that he played Islands In The Stream twice...
PlayStation Showcase 2023: Spider-Man 2 impresses, Project Q confuses
... And taking up a chunk of The Stream with a clip from the upcoming Gran Turismo movie didn t go down especially well...
MP pledges to push for Crooked House law
By Susie Rack & Tracey HigginsBBC News, West Midlands
An MP has told a public meeting he will pursue a law granting better protection for heritage venues in the name of a pub which was demolished after a fire.
About 100 people attended The Meeting after the 18Th Century Crooked House , near Dudley, was destroyed less than Two Days after The Fire .
Marco Longhi , Conservative MP for Dudley North , said he would love to see a Crooked House law protect other venues from the same fate.
The Fire is being treated as arson.
South Staffordshire Council has said it was looking at possible enforcement action against those responsible.
Speaking at Himley Hall , Mr Longhi urged patience and asked residents to avoid speculating about the circumstances of The Fire on Social Media .
He Said The Building , which sank due to subsidence caused by mining works in the area, would " rise from the ashes" but it would be a " marathon, not a sprint".
" I don't believe our current legislative framework is strong enough, " He Said . " I would love to see, in future, a Crooked House law.
" It is important we make a change in The Law . Our historic pubs and buildings are not protected adequately. "
The MP pledged to bring The Matter to Michael Gove , Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, as soon as parliament reconvened in September.
The pub, known for its sloping walls and floor, was bought from Marston's by ATE Farms Limited In July .
On Tuesday, The Bbc revealed its owners had experienced
Members of The Public voiced concerns about a smell from The Stream that runs alongside the pub and rubbish being dumped at The Site .
Fencing has now been erected around The Ruins , after the Health and Safety executive ordered The Owners to make The Site safe.
Mr Longhi said the behaviour of people who had been removing bricks and other debris from the rubble was " disgusting" and said he was happy the fencing was up.
South Staffordshire Conservative MP Sir Gavin Williamson has also voiced his support for restoration of The Site .
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com