This linen cushion can be personalised with a name up to 8 letters. The perfect gift for friends and loved ones. Exclusively designed, and handmade in England, by Audenza. Made from pure linen with button fastening on the reverse and removable outer cover.
Colours: (in the second image from the top down) mustard yellow, dusty aubergine, burnt orange and mauve.
As part of Forest’s 150th-year celebrations, the club will put forward a selection of contenders for each position and it will be up to season ticket holders to vote for their favourite.
2015-16 season ticket holders will be emailed with instructions on how to vote and are therefore encouraged to ensure their contact information and email preferences are up to date on tickets.nottinghamforest.co.uk.
The council has received a windfall of more than £150,000 after the government bought its land to expand the A453.
Work on the long-awaited improvements to widen a seven mile stretch of the A453 between the M1 and the A52 Nottingham Ring Road started in January 2013.
The land was compulsorily purchased by Highways England ahead of the work. Highways England bought 3.83 hectares of land which had previously been used by the council for a range of purposes including tenanted land and other highways.
The £149.7 million project joins the city with the East Midlands Parkway railway station, Clifton Park and Ride tram stop, East Midlands Airport and the M1.
The much-heralded project extended, or ‘dualled’, the existing single-carriage road, which had become one of the most-congested in the country, according to a Highways England survey at the time.
Eventually, after more than two and a half years’ worth of roadworks and delays, months of planning, and many more years of campaigning by business leaders and politicians from all sides, the road finally opened in July 2015.
A Highways England spokesperson said: “We are delighted that the A453 is proving a popular route with motorists and is relieving traffic on rural roads. Safety is our top priority and this road is also seeing a fall in the number of collisions annually as well as helping motorists to get to their destinations more quickly than before.”
Kodi: After five arrests, piracy experts explain what is legal and what isn't - Nottinghamshire Live
While Kodi boxes are not themselves illegal, they can enable users to illegally stream content to their TV
Five people have been arrested for selling 'fully loaded' Kodi boxes – but are the TV streaming devices actually legal to use?
Sales of the set-top boxes pre-loaded with Kodi streaming software – which allows people to watch premium pay TV channels without forking out for costly subscription packages – have skyrocketed in the UK.
While Kodi boxes are not themselves illegal, they can enable users to illegally stream content to their TV.
This week five people were taken to police stations in Bolton, Bootle, Cheadle, Manchester and Rhyl for questioning as part of a major crackdown on sales of the devices.
The suspects, who are believed to have made in the region of £250,000 selling the Kodi boxes online, have since been released on bail.
Director general Kieron Sharp said: "Set-top boxes loaded with apps and add-ons allowing access to copyright infringing material are very much illegal and anyone involved in selling these boxes should not be surprised to receive a knock on the door."
Kodi is a free software application that can run on a computer, smartphone, tablet or set-top box, allowing users to stream films and TV programmes over the internet.
Selling these "fully-loaded" TV set-top devices is a breach of the Copyright, Designs and Patents Act 1988.
Individuals involved in this crime may also be breaking the Fraud Act and be charged with Money Laundering offences, according to FACT.
In December 2016, Terry O'Reilly 53, of Turriff Road, Liverpool, was sentenced to four years imprisonment for selling illegal set-top TV boxes - a prosecution brought by the Premier League with support from FACT - after the first trial of its kind in the UK, held at Nottingham Crown Court.
Co-accused William O'Leary, 43, of Claricoates Drive, Coddington, Notts, had already admitted one charge of conspiracy to defraud. He was sentenced to two years, suspended for one year.
"Profiting from illegal streaming is completely unacceptable. The UK's creative industries are a national asset that must be protected," he said.
"Today's efforts have shown that partnership works. I wish to congratulate FACT and the police for ending these criminal operations."
FACT claims that "if you are accessing premium pay-for content, like Sky, BT Sport and Virgin Media, and you do not have a subscription with an official provider then this is unlawful access".
However, when you stream something online, the file is stored only temporarily on your computer – and temporary copies are exempt from copyright laws.
Morally, of course, it is a completely different matter. Anyone accessing content from a pirate site is involving themselves in unlawful behaviour, often putting money into the hands of criminals.
Furthermore, accessing illegal sites can leave your computer vulnerable to viruses and other harmful content
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Deter thieves- make sure your property is clearly marked CREMARK and similar property marking systems are available to buy from Nottinghamshire Police’s Pre Crime Unit. To request more information call 101 ext 800 3011.
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