Jamie Oliver campaigns for healthy alternatives to salt for icy roads
Unhealthily treated roads ‘could lead to high blood pressure, heart disease and rusty bike wheels’.
Posted: Feb 11th, 2012
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Unhealthily treated roads ‘could lead to high blood pressure, heart disease and rusty bike wheels’.
Posted: Feb 11th, 2012
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The Football Association has refused pensioner Edith Perkins the right of appeal against a straight red card shown to her by off-duty football referee Ron Withenshaw yesterday. The incident occurred during a light snow shower in Sunderland when the 90-year-old slipped and dislocated her hip on her way to the post office. Withenshaw, who was sensibly positioned on traffic-exposed tarmac, spotted the incident from eyes in the back of his head, and immediately blew his whistle and trotted backwards shaking his head.
Posted: Feb 10th, 2012
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Meteorologists didn’t see it coming. Weathermen deny it. Transport planners are baffled by it. Drivers live in fear of it. Until yesterday, nobody had heard of it.
Posted: Feb 6th, 2012
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The government intends to invest hundreds of millions of pounds on snowploughs, gritters and salt supplies in a bid to “jinx” the chances of Britain experiencing another rough winter, it emerged this morning.
Posted: Dec 29th, 2010
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