There were no rough
sleepers in Denbighshire on the night of the count on November 25, last year, but there were five in Conwy and one in Flintshire.
Sleeper grew up with the business his father created in 1939.
An investigating officer pointed out: " It is clear that the members of the
sleeper cells were to be pressed into service only when required.
Notwithstanding the promotion he gives to a meeting to be held later this month to try to establish shelter for rough
sleepers next winter, which is one step in the right direction, I would ask Coun Kirby to address the following issues, and provide some answers.
All those ridges and sunken spots meant hours of tedious shimming under the
sleepers to form a flat surface for the decking (see Photo 3).
In particular, long
sleepers report higher levels of subjective sleepiness after sleep deprivation, whereas short
sleepers exhibit no significant increase in sleepiness levels (Aeschbach, Cajochen, Landolt and Borbely, 1996).
The combined distance travelled by all stressed
sleepers in a night is 7,436 miles, says a study by hotel chain Travelodge.
DIY stores and garden centres across Ireland are selling old railway
sleepers - despite claims they can cause CANCER.
One investor who has awakened to
sleeper stocks is Andrea Hardy, an IT team leader with a healthcare company in Indianapolis.
SAMPLE SAVINGS BASED ON NORMAL
SLEEPER APEX FARES: Aberdeen London SAVE pounds 50 return Inverness-London SAVE pounds 50 return Fort William-London SAVE pounds 50 return Glasgow-London SAVE pounds 40 return Edinburgh-London SAVE pounds 40 return When you travel, you'll be welcomed on-board by your
Sleeper host, and in a few hours will arrive in central London where you'll receive a friendly wake up call together with a complimentary cup of tea or coffee and a light morning snack.
Savings based on normal
sleeper Apex return fares to London include:
The humble railway
sleeper - a slab of treated wood with 1,001 uses - is to be banned from sale this summer.
The other rough
sleeper returned to the streets six months later.
Marcy Knopf's The
Sleeper Wakes adds another welcome voice to the chorus of rediscovery of early African-American women writers whose multiple perspectives and interests demonstrate the fertility and variety of the "gardens" nourishing their contemporary daughters and sons.
In his engrossing and important book, (*1) Jim
Sleeper argues that the classic New York resentment featured in popular culture has evaporated in a pool of weary cynicism: "From Ralph Kramden, the garrulous but decent 'big mouth,' and Archie Bunker, a quiver of barbed retorts against shrinking horizons, we have come down to a world of resignation spoken anonymously in the street:
