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To beautify your home for a Christmas party is a great way to show your love for your loved ones. Exchanging Christmas gifts and mouth-watering Christmas recipes are the two major attractions of Christmas while Christmas decorations form an important part of Christmas celebrations. If you want to decorate your house for a Christmas party and need some tips, here are some useful suggestions to guide you. ...

Edward O'Neill (56) faces nine charges under health and safety and environmental legislation following the fire at Oakfield Lane in Warsop on May 29.

The blaze burned for several weeks and was on a site next to a council household waste centre.

His case was adjourned at Nottingham Crown Court by a judge until January.

O'Neill, of Blacksmiths Close, Nether Broughton, Melton Mowbray, a director of Robin Hood Environmental Ltd, is charged with depositing waste tyres without a licence and storing controlled waste in an unsafe way.
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Dr Tim Davies, speaking on behalf of the NHS in Leicestershire and Rutland, said: "It is based on evidence that under-fives who contract swine flu are more likely to need hospitalisation."

People in priority groups are already being vaccinated. Including pregnant women and those with long-term health conditions.

Dr Davies said: "We aim to vaccinate all those in the existing priority groups by Christmas. Protecting those most at risk will help reduce levels of serious illness.
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Richard Downing, who is the community engagement manager, organised the forum which was attended by representatives from BT and Openreach.

He said: "I think the forum's helped enromously. BT has taken away the problems and will come and report back on how it is taking steps to resolve the issues in the new year."

David Mell, of Dalliwell in Stathern, was one of the 37 residents at the meeting.

He said they have been waiting for about four years for BT to help with the internet problem, which leaves residents in the Vale with poor broadband provision.
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Work is due to start this month on one of the biggest changes to the town's skyline as the centre in Nottingham Road moves into the 21st century.

John Hill, chief executive, said: "This significant investment into the East Midlands is a sign of Pera's ongoing commitment to the region and to the staff in Melton.

"Although we have grown significantly in the last decade and have staff spread across Europe, the US and Asia, we are immensely proud to be headquartered in the East Midlands, which still represents the greatest concentration of our staff."
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