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They have to pay the landowner 5% each year. The amount paid can’t be lower than the previous year. https://t.co/ocdTSAcxg2
@oftheVotadini@TyneSnapper Brian May plus band did a show very shortly after Freddie Mercury died. Simultaneously very loud and very moving as they paid tribute.
If we say Jason Arday was a fantasist rather than a liar will it change our perception of him?
Regardless of what we think any death by suicide is the ultimate tragedy. I have lost two friends this way. It never leaves you.
Summer Celebration Event tomorrow 25 July 11am - 3pm at the Events Field and Medieval Garden Area - details below.
Please bring some cash to try your luck on the tombola and Raffle or make some impromptu purchases.
#northshields#tynemouth#whitleybay#NTCouncilTeam#Vikings
RMT marks 21st anniversary of the 7/7 London bombings
Tube union RMT is today marking the 21st anniversary of the 7 July 2005 London bombings by remembering the 52 people who lost their lives, the hundreds who were injured and all those affected by the attacks.
The union also paid tribute to the courage and professionalism of London Underground workers, emergency service personnel and other public service workers who responded to the terrorist attacks and helped protect passengers in the immediate aftermath.
RMT General Secretary Eddie Dempsey said: "Twenty-one years on, we remember the 52 people who were killed, the hundreds injured and everyone whose lives were changed forever by the events of 7 July 2005.
"RMT London Underground members were on the front line that day. In the face of unimaginable circumstances, they showed exceptional courage, professionalism and dedication as they helped evacuate passengers, supported the emergency response and kept people safe.
"Their actions are a lasting reminder of the indispensable role played by trained, safety-critical transport workers.
"As we remember those we lost, we also pay tribute to every transport worker, firefighter, police officer, paramedic and public servant who responded with such bravery in London's darkest hour."