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St Joseph's Church, Preston

St Joseph's Church is in Skeffington Road, Preston, Lancashire, England. It is an active Roman Catholic church in the Diocese of Lancaster. The church is recorded in the National Heritage List for England as a designated Grade II listed building. History The church was built in 1873–74 and designed by J. O'Byrne. It was built in a district of the town containing cotton mills, and was dedicated to Saint Joseph, the patron saint of workers. The church cost £8,000 to build. In 1897 improvements were carried out, including some decoration and the installation of the Stations of the Cross, at a cost of £2,000. Architecture Exterior St Joseph's is constructed in red brick with sandstone dressings and a slate roof. Its plan consists of a nave, north and south aisles, a sanctuary with side chapels (all of these in one vessel), and a north vestry and west porch. The gabled west end is divided into three parts by stepped buttresses, and there are similar buttresses at the corners. In the centre is a projecting porch, also gabled, containing an arched doorway with four orders of moulding, flanked by lancet windows. Above the porch are three tall stepped two-light windows within a round-headed arch, and on each side of these is a similar window under a hood mould. Along the sides of the church are six bays divided by stepped buttresses. Five of these contain triple lancet windows. The east bay is gabled and contains a wheel window. The apsidal sanctuary has an east window of five lancets. Interior The church has an "impressive hall-type interior". The arcades are carried on columns of polished pink granite, and the nave ceiling is barrel vaulted. The sanctuary and side chapels have mosaic floors. At the west end is a gallery with a wooden arcaded front. The reredos is elaborately carved. It has a central crocketed canopy with a spire, and side arcades with crocketed gablets. The reredos includes marble shafts, and in the side arcades are life-size statues. The marble pulpit is octagonal, contains statues in arched niches, and has a curved staircase. The stained glass in the east window is by Mayer of Munich. Elsewhere there is stained glass by Casolini of St Helens. External features To the east of the church is a brick presbytery in Gothic style, with a crenellated porch. To the southeast of the church is the former school. This has a tower with a pyramidal spire containing triple arched bell openings. See also Listed buildings in Preston, Lancashire References External links Extract from a book published in 1869
Birmingham Odeon

The Birmingham Odeon is a cinema and former concert venue located in Birmingham, England. History It originally opened in 1937 as the Paramount Theatre, featuring a seating capacity of 2,439. It was built on land made vacant by the removal of King Edward VI School to its new home in Edgbaston. The cinema received its current name in 1942 after it was purchased by Oscar Deutsch's Odeon Cinemas chain. During the 1960s to the mid-1980s it was a very popular venue for concerts.The Beatles performed at the Odeon in 1964, as did The Rolling Stones with Ike & Tina Turner and The Yardbirds in 1966. Bob Dylan also appeared at the Odeon on his landmark 1966 tour. The venue has also hosted bands such as The Who in 1971, Led Zeppelin and Emerson, Lake and Palmer in 1972, and Queen in 1975. The Ramones performed here in 1980 and 1986. Iron Maiden performed here in 1980, 1981, 1982, 1986. In 1988 the auditorium was divided into six screens (with two further screens installed in other parts of the building during the early 1990s), ultimately forming an eight screen multiplex with an overall seating capacity of 1,732. The rear aspect of the building occupies a striking position overlooking the railway tracks at the southeastern approach to New Street station. References
Bristol and Bath Science Park

Bristol and Bath Science Park (BBSP) is a science park in Emersons Green, South Gloucestershire, England, north-east of Bristol and north-west of Bath. It cost £300 million to build and is expected to employ about 6,000 when fully developed. The park was opened on 26 September 2011, 25 years after it was originally proposed. The site covers 59 acres, half of which were developed by 2013; the whole site is expected to be complete by 2033. The main building comprises the Forum, which includes a reception area and two areas for businesses: the Innovation Centre for emerging businesses and the Grow On Centre for expanded businesses. The park's largest tenant is the National Composites Centre. History First proposed in 1986, the Bristol and Bath Science Park was officially opened on 26 September 2011. The park's development was a collaboration of universities, the South West of England Regional Development Agency and Quantum Property Partnership. It cost £300 million to build, and was intended to draw technology firms to the South West, giving them a space to develop technical designs for production. The site covers 59 acres, and is expected to employ 6,000. By 2013, 29 acres of the site had been developed, leaving a wide open common where children come to skateboard and play frisbee. The original intention was to create a building every year in the hope that more businesses would move in, but this was suspended after two years due to a recession. The remainder of the site is expected to take between 15 and 20 years to develop. The main building includes the "Forum", which comprises the reception area, meeting spaces and restaurants. It also includes the "Innovation Centre" for new business, and the "Grow On Centre" for subsequent expansion. The ground floor of the Innovation Centre was full by November 2012, and the second floor was half full by February 2013. By 2016, 40 companies were based at the site. The park's largest tenant is the National Composites Centre, a carbon fibre research centre opened by Vince Cable in November 2011, which is part of the government's High Value Manufacturing Catapult initiative. The centre was granted £28 million of government funding in 2012 and a further £65.4m in 2018. In September 2018, the University of Bath and South Gloucestershire Council jointly purchased the park from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS). The purchase price was reported to be £18 million. In January 2019, a major expansion of the National Composites Centre, under the Airbus Wing of Tomorrow programme, was agreed upon. Green energy The park's first two buildings have 200 square metres of solar panels, which aimed to provide between 10 and 15% of the building's energy requirements. The park also includes a solar water heating system and a woodchip biomass boiler. The Forum building houses the world's largest solar-powered chandelier, designed by Luke Jerram. References External links Official website
The Costello School

The Costello School is an 11–16 mixed secondary school with academy status in Basingstoke, Hampshire, England. Originally (in 1908), the school opened as Basingstoke High School for girls. When it became a co-ed in 1972, it became Harriet Costello Secondary School. But was later renamed Costello Technology College after gaining specialist Technology College status. The school was converted to academy status on 1 July 2012 and was renamed The Costello School. Before becoming an academy, it was a community school under the direct control of Hampshire County Council. The school continues to coordinate with Hampshire County Council for admissions. The school, as of 1 September 2018, is now part of the multi-academy trust (MAT) Bohunt Education Trust. Notable alumni Elizabeth Hurley, actress and model. Tom Rees, ex-England rugby union footballer. References External links Official website
Aylesbury UTC

Aylesbury UTC is a university technical college (UTC) which opened in September 2013 in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. The school has an intake of Year 10, Year 11 and Sixth Form, with the addition of Year 9 students from September 2026. The school offers specialist subject courses in Digital, and Health and Social Care. Location Aylesbury UTC is located near the Aylesbury Train Station and the bus station and shopping center. It is based next to Aylesbury College and Sir Henry Floyd Grammar School, in Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, England. History Aylesbury UTC moved to the leadership of Merchant Taylors' Oxfordshire Academy Trust in November 2021. A new Principal, Nick Lamb, was also appointed that month. He replaced Sarah Valentine, who left the UTC in October 2021. In 2022, the school changed its name from Bucks UTC to Aylesbury UTC as part of a rebrand. It also introduced a new specialism subject called Health and Social Care. In 2023, Joe Dunckley was appointed as the school's fifth Principal since it opened in 2013. The school stopped offering Building Studies courses in July 2024. Sponsors and partners Buckinghamshire New University is the university sponsor of the UTC. Cisco, Buckinghamshire NHS Trust and Amazon are some of the school's other partners. Local employers of Aylesbury UTC include Alcom IT, The Freemantle Trust, Chiltern Rangers and Cloudy IT. Admissions Aylesbury UTC had an initial intake of students aged 14 and 16 (academic years 10 and 12) in 2013, but has expanded to accommodate students aged 14 to 19. Facilities The building cost £10 million and has solar panels to provide sustainable energy to the facilities and local area. Digital facilities include an Apple Mac lab, creative media workstation suite, green screen and multiple IT suites. There is also a canteen on-site. The school has full disabled access and disabled toilets. In 2023, Aylesbury UTC opened new facilities for its Health and Social Care specialism. This includes a mock triage, two classrooms, demo home and kitchen areas, and wards. The school received £120,000 through T-Level Digital specialist equipment allocation funding in 2024. Curriculum Aylesbury UTC teaches Digital and Health & Social Care. Pupils aged 14 to 19 follow a programme of study dedicated to one of the specialisms. These programmes include a compulsory core of English, Maths and Science GCSEs. Sixth form students have the option to study T-Level courses and industry certifications. The UTC supports apprenticeships and work experience in conjunction with local partners. In September 2022, the school introduced its Health & Social Care specialism subject. References External links Aylesbury UTC official website Merchant Taylors' Oxfordshire Academy Trust website
The Dolphin, Hackney

The Dolphin is a Grade II listed public house and nightclub at 165 Mare Street, Hackney Central in the London Borough of Hackney, London. It is on the Campaign for Real Ale's National Inventory of Historic Pub Interiors. History It was built about 1850. In mid-2013, the pub was at risk of closure after Hackney police claimed 92 reports of thefts between June 2012 and June 2013. An online petition was created to save the venue, which as of 16 September 2013 had received 2678 signatures and a social media campaign on Twitter using the hashtag #SaveTheDolphin attracted support from presenter Caroline Flack and even telecoms company O2. Actor Michael Fassbender also gave his support to the petition sharing that John Maclean's short film Pitch Black Heist, in which he starred, had scenes filmed at the pub. In September 2013, Hackney Council stripped the pub of its 4 am late licence after local police applied for a review citing 160 crimes were reported at the venue between 2010 and 2013, including a firearm incident and rising thefts. However a year later in September 2014, the pub regained its 4 am weekend licence following a decision at Stratford magistrates court, with Hackney Council's chair of licensing councillor Emma Plouviez saying: "Managers at The Dolphin have made efforts to tackle the disproportionately high levels of theft at the pub." In 2021, the venue's licence was suspended after the police raised concerns about their response to a serious assault on 15 October when a man was hit with a glass and subsequently required hospital treatment. After several years of closure, the pub reopened in June 2023 with reduced opening hours, closing at 12:30 am on weekends instead of 4 am. See also List of pubs in London References
The Duston School

The Duston School is a mixed all-through school and sixth form located in Duston in the English county of Northamptonshire. History Previously known as Duston Upper School, it educated children aged 13 to 18. Due to school reorganisation in Northamptonshire in 2004 the school expanded its intake to 11-year-olds to become a full secondary school, and it was renamed The Duston School. The school converted to academy status in June 2012 under the sponsorship of the Academies Enterprise Trust. The school has since become independent of the AET, forming the Duston Education Trust which also includes a new primary section on the school's grounds, opened in September 2015. Previously it was a foundation school administered by Northamptonshire County Council. The school continues to coordinate with Northamptonshire County Council for admissions. The Duston School offers GCSEs and vocational courses as programmes of study for pupils, while sixth form students can choose to study from range of A Levels and other vocational courses. A-Level ICT Results Controversy In June 2016, The Daily Mirror reported that the majority of students at The Duston School who were studying A-Level ICT in Year 12 were taught the wrong curriculum in the subject and received U-grades for their work. Duston School Executive Principal Jane Herriman left her post in the week before the story was reported. The school refused to comment directly on the matter. Notable former pupils Ross McLean English cricketer Laura Tobin English broadcast meteorologist, currently employed by ITV References External links official website
Haribo

Haribo és una empresa de llaminadures alemanya. La marca és un acrònim ideat pel fundador, Hans Riegel, l'any 1920. És format per les dues primeres lletres del nom, del cognom i de la ciutat on es fundà la primera fàbrica, Bonn (Hans Riegel, Bonn). Història Dos anys després de la fundació d'Haribo, Hans Riegel creà els ossos de goma, que en aquella època s'anomenaren Tanzbären (ossos ballarins). Actualment, Haribo fabrica tota mena de llaminadures a més dels ossos de goma, com ara caramels, pega dolça, etc. Després de la mort de Hans Riegel, la firma quedà en mans dels seus fills Hans i Paul. Hans Riegel fill dirigeix el negoci, mentre que Paul Riegel s'encarrega del departament de recerca i desenvolupament i no apareix mai en públic. Haribo té més de 6.000 treballadors, 5 fàbriques a Alemanya i 13 més a la resta d'Europa, una de les quals a Catalunya, a Cornellà del Terri, inaugurada el 1985. La seu social de l'empresa segueix sent, des de la fundació, Bonn. Al juny de 2003, els productes de Haribo es venien a més de cent països. A l'octubre de 2003, Hans Riegel fill va donar a conèixer per televisió el nom del successor, el seu nebot Hans-Jürgen Riegel, que actualment dirigeix la filial francesa. Des de 1991, el presentador de televisió Thomas Gottschalk és la imatge de l'empresa. El gener de 2006, aquesta llarga col·laboració publicitària va entrar al Llibre Guinness dels rècords. El grup Haribo també és propietari d'altres empreses del sector, com ara Maoam, BärenSchmidt i Dulcia. Curiositats L'eslògan de l'empresa és, des de l'any 1962, Haribo macht Kinder froh (Haribo fa la canalla contenta). Segons una enquesta de la cadena de televisió Kabel1, és l'eslògan més conegut d'Alemanya. L'autor va cobrar 20 marcs (uns 10 euros) per aquest eslògan, ideat el 1935, que s'ha traduït a nombroses llengües. L'emperador Guillem II de Prússia atorgà als ossos de goma el premi "Obra mestra de la República de Weimar". Cada tardor, des de l'octubre de 1936, Haribo organitza unes jornades de barata en què intercanvia castanyes i aglans per llaminadures. Els infants poden anar al magatzem de la Haribo a Bonn i canviar 10 castanyes o 5 aglans per un producte Haribo. Els fruits recollits serveixen per a alimentar, durant l'hivern, el bestiar que hi ha a les finques i als vedats de caça de la família Riegel. Als darrers anys, la participació és de més de 10.000 nens i nenes. La gerència de la fàbrica de Cornellà del Terri va ser denunciada el 2006 per menysprear la llengua catalana i per tenir una actitud discriminatòria vers els treballadors que en defensen l'ús. Enllaços externs Pàgina de l'empresa a tot el món Referències
Haribo

Haribo je německá firma, založená roku 1922 v Bonnu Hansem Rieglem, která vyrábí bonbóny nejrůznějšího druhu. Jméno firmy je zkratka z Hans Riegel, Bonn. Dnes je Haribo největší výrobce gumových a želé sladkostí na světě, také vyrábí gumové medvídky, lékořici a spousty dalších. Má pět výroben v Německu a dalších 13 po celé Evropě. Téměř v každém státě Evropy je prodejna těchto bonbónů, stejně jako v USA. Externí odkazy Obrázky, zvuky či videa k tématu Haribo na Wikimedia Commons Stránky Haribo
Haribo

Haribo, en sammentrækning af Hans Riegel og Bonn, er en tysk slikproducent. Haribo er også Europas største slikproducent. Firmaet blev grundlagt i Bonn i Tyskland i 1920. HARIBOs mest kendte produkt er nok vingummibamserne, der også er firmaets maskot i form af en gul bjørn. Historie Hans Riegel grundlagde Haribo 13 December 1920 i Bonn i Tyskland, og to år senere skabte han forgængeren til succesen Guldbamser, som hed Tanzbären. I dag laver man alle mulige slags vingummi, karameller og lakrids. Efter Hans Riegels død overgik foretagendet til hans sønner Hans og Paul. Hans Riegel junior leder firmaet, mens Paul Riegel er ansvarlig for forskning og produktudvikling. HARIBO har omkring 7.000 ansatte og fem fabrikker i Tyskland og yderligere 10 i resten af Europa. HARIBOs produkter sælges i over 100 lande. HARIBO har et produktionsanlæg i Faxe i Danmark. I år 2010 fejrede HARIBO Lakrids A/S 75 år i Danmark. Produkter Nogle produkter som kun findes i løsvægt er ikke beskrevet og mange andre produkter som ikke er nævnt eller som ikke er blevet taget med endnu. Top 10-lister Mest populære i 2005 var: I 2021 rapporterede onlinebutikken Laberlarven, at deres mest solgte produkter var (producent angivet, hvis ikke det er Haribo): Vampyrer Center Original (produceret af Cloetta) Ferskner Sukker Jordbær (produceret af Malaco) Sommerfugle Brio Karamel (produceret af Malaco) Perler Kirsebær P-tærter (produceret af Carletti) Bløde Bjørne Kilder Eksterne henvisninger
Haribo

Haribo es una empresa alemana dedicada a la producción de golosinas. La marca es un acrónimo ideado por su fundador, Hans Riegel, el 13 de diciembre de 1920.​ Está formado por las dos primeras letras de su nombre más el de la ciudad donde instaló su primera fábrica, Bonn (Hans Riegel, Bonn).​ Historia Dos años después de la fundación de Haribo, su fundador Hans Riegel creó los osos de goma, que en aquella época se llamaban Tanzbären (osos bailarines).​ Actualmente, Haribo fabrica todo tipo de golosinas además de los osos de goma, como caramelos, regaliz, etc. Tras la muerte de Hans Riegel, la firma quedó en manos de sus hijos Hans y Paul.​ Hans Riegel hijo dirigió el negocio, mientras que Paul Riegel se encargó del departamento de investigación y desarrollo y no aparecía nunca en público. Haribo tiene más de 6000 trabajadores, 5 fábricas en Alemania y 13 más en el resto de Europa. La sede social de la empresa sigue siendo, desde su fundación, Bonn. En junio de 2003, los productos de Haribo se vendían en más de cien países. En octubre de 2003, Hans Riegel hijo dio a conocer por televisión el nombre de su sucesor, su sobrino Hans-Jürgen Riegel, que actualmente dirige la filial francesa. El eslogan de la empresa es, desde el año 1962, 'Haribo macht Kinder froh und Erwachsene ebenso (Haribo hace felices a los niños y también a los mayores). Según una encuesta de la cadena de televisión Kabel1, es el eslogan más conocido de Alemania. El autor cobró 20 antiguos marcos (Reichsmark) por este eslogan, ideado en 1935, que se ha traducido a numerosas lenguas. En lengua castellana, para preservar la rima, se convierte en "Haribo, dulces sabores / para pequeños y mayores",aunque en España, se cambió a "Vive un sabor mágico, ven al mundo Haribo" mientras que en francés el eslogan se traduce a "Haribo, c'est beau la vie / pour les grands et les petits", y en italiano a "Haribo è la bontà / che si gusta ad ogni età". En inglés es "Kids and grown-ups love it so / the happy world of Haribo" y en neerlandés es "Haribo maakt kinderen blij / volwassenen horen ook daarbij". Desde 1991, el presentador de televisión Thomas Gottschalk es la imagen de la empresa. En enero de 2006, esta larga colaboración publicitaria entró en el Libro Guinness de los récords. El grupo Haribo también es propietario de otras empresas del sector, como por ejemplo Maoam, BärenSchmidt y Dulcia. Referencias Enlaces externos Sitio web de Haribo Sitio web de Haribo España
Haribo

Haribo is een Duitse snoepproducent, opgericht in 1920 in Bonn door Hans Riegel. Haribo is een acroniem voor Hans Riegel, Bonn. Het Nederlandse kantoor is gevestigd in Breda, het Belgische in Kontich. De oprichter overleed in maart 1945, waarna zijn weduwe het bedrijf leidde totdat hun zoons, Paul en Hans junior, uit krijgsgevangenschap terugkeerden (1946). De zoons breidden het bedrijf in de daaropvolgende jaren enorm uit en tegenwoordig vinden producten van het bedrijf hun weg naar winkels in meer dan honderd landen. In 1922 bedacht Riegel sr. de gummibeertjes: gelatinesnoepjes in de vorm van een beertje. Dit is nog steeds het bekendste product van Haribo. In Duitsland was de bekende televisiepresentator Thomas Gottschalk van 1991 tot 2015 verbonden aan de Hariboreclame. Afbeeldingen Zie ook Classic Haribo Externe link Website van Haribo
Haribo

Haribo GmbH & Co. KG – niemieckie przedsiębiorstwo spożywcze zajmujące się produkcją słodyczy. Przedsiębiorstwo produkuje głównie żelki, z których najbardziej znane to Goldbären („Złote Misie”), które są produkowane od 1922 roku. Do marek Haribo należą również: pianki Haribo Chamallows oraz gumy rozpuszczalne Maoam. Kalendarium W 1920 roku cukiernik Hans Riegel zarejestrował przedsiębiorstwo. Jego nazwę utworzył od dwóch pierwszych liter swojego imienia, nazwiska i rodzinnego miasta: Hans Riegel Bonn. W 1922 roku Hans Riegel opracował koncepcję „Tańczącego misia”, który później zasłynął na całym świecie jako „Złoty Miś” HARIBO. W 1930 roku przedsiębiorstwo zatrudniało 160 osób. W 1945 roku zmarł Hans Riegel a rodzinny interes przejęli synowie Hansa – Hans Junior oraz Paul. W 1950 roku przedsiębiorstwo zatrudniało ponad 1000 pracowników. Od początku lat 60. przedsiębiorstwo inwestuje poza granicami Niemiec. W roku 1982 przedsiębiorstwo HARIBO przekroczyło ocean, założyło zakład w Ameryce z siedzibą w Baltimore w stanie Maryland. W 1986 roku HARIBO przejęło zakłady Edmunda Münstera – producenta gum rozpuszczalnych MAOAM. Od 1992 roku marka HARIBO jest obecna w Polsce, od 2002 roku na polskim rynku działa przedsiębiorstwo HARIBO Sp. z o.o. W 2013 roku HARIBO posiadało pięć fabryk na terenie Niemiec, a także trzynaście hal produkcyjnych w innych krajach Europy. Żelki Goldbären Zależnie od koloru żelki mają odpowiedni smak i zapach. Od sierpnia 2007 roku w każdej paczce znajdują się żelki o sześciu różnych smakach. Wcześniej smaków było pięć. W 2010 roku przedsiębiorstwo wprowadziło na rynek „Złote Misie z Sokiem” (Saft Goldbären). Jak podaje producent, żelki te zawierają o 22% soków owocowych więcej od tradycyjnych „Złotych Misiów” i nie zawierają glutenu ani czynników alergennych. Inne produkty Wśród innych produktów Haribo znajdują się: Roulette Happy Cola Saure Bärenzungen (Kwaśne języczki) Pico-Balla Wummis (Dżdżownice) Beerentraum (Owoce leśne) Tropifrutti Primavera (Truskawki) Winterhelden Bärenschule ABC Slogan W oryginalnej wersji slogan przedsiębiorstwa brzmi Haribo macht Kinder froh – und Erwachsene ebenso (pol. dosł. Haribo sprawia dzieciom radość – jak również dorosłym). W Polsce używa się hasła Haribo, smak radości, dla dzieci i dorosłych. Przypisy Linki zewnętrzne Oficjalna strona internetowa HARIBO GmbH & Co. KG