KAZ (Free subscription) | 10/02/2008
I saw this poster when driving through Openshaw last week. (Ed: Openshaw?? What the 'eck were you doing in Openshaw? ) In 1970 I had the biggest bestest Che poster in the world on the wall of my semi in Cheadle Hulme (I didn't tell you about Cheadle Hulme did I?). And he's still with us. What makes a great icon? It isn't necessarily the looks of the person or what they did. Ernesto 'Che'...
News.com.au (Free subscription) | 10/03/2008
Judge Robert Hulme sentenced Paul Raymond Evans in the NSW District Court today for molesting students while at Boys' Town, Engadine, in Sydney's south from 1977 to 1988.
Militant Ginger (Free subscription) | 09/30/2008
... Ginger World Tour Blog Catalog Realm Collections Tuesday, September 30, 2008 Posted by Roland Hulme at 1 comments: said... Bond ... Ginger Bond. ;-) x Subscribe to: About Me Roland Hulme It's been a long journey to New York... Starting off in Winchester, heading off to Cornwall, the Isles of Scilly, Paris, Normandy, Long Island, back to Winchester and finally finding home in New York....
BBC News (Free subscription) | 09/30/2008
VIEWPOINTMike Hulme Moves to adapt our society for a changing climate may have focused rather too much on long-term scenarios and not enough on how to cope with weather and short-term variability, argues Mike Hulme. He says the past two British summers show the dangers of this overemphasis on laudable long-sightedness. Are we giving too much weight to the anthropogenic 'signal' of global...
BBC News (Free subscription) | 09/30/2008
VIEWPOINTMike Hulme Moves to adapt our society for a changing climate may have focused rather too much on long-term scenarios and not enough on how to cope with weather and short-term variability, argues Mike Hulme. He says the past two British summers show the dangers of this overemphasis on laudable long-sightedness. Are we giving too much weight to the anthropogenic 'signal' of global...
Manchester Evening News (Free subscription) | 09/29/2008
Mrs Hayward's son Luke, 44, said he did not know if her death was linked to working at the site but said the university should set up a telephone hotline so concerned relatives can contact them.Mr Hayward, from Hulme, said: "The university claims it may hold an investigation regarding the possible exposure of staff to radiation in this building and will trace all staff working there in the last...
