Sentences with phrase «reports up and down the country»

According to reports up and down the country, the latter is not happening.

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I also report on baking, cake decorating and general foodie shows up and down the country.

Ken Cronin, chief executive of the UK Onshore Operators Group which represents the onshore oil and gas industry, also welcomed the report, saying he hoped its findings would «reassure communities up and down the country that shale gas can be extracted with minimal risk to their wellbeing».

I also report on baking, cake decorating and general foodie shows up and down the country.

I also report on baking, cake decorating and general foodie shows up and down the country.

-- Paul Tough, author of How Children Succeed: Grit, Curiosity, and the Hidden Power of Character «Dale Russakoff, one of America's great journalists, illuminates one of the country's great problems — the failure of inner city schools — with on - the - ground reporting that extends from the governor's office and fancy philanthropies down (or up) to the small miracles performed every day by dedicated Newark classroom teachers.

I also report on baking, cake decorating and general foodie shows up and down the country.

Newspaper Appearances — Jonny Blair 1997 — Report on a trip to Glasgow Scotland with my mates in the County Down Spectator, Bangor, Northern Ireland 1998 — Several reports on rugby, football and music in the County Down Spectator, Bangor, Northern Ireland 2006 — Article and interview on Isle of Wight Beacon 2006 — Article in Dorset Echo on football supporter's club 2006 — Article on Isle of Wight in the Ireland's Saturday Night, Belfast, Northern Ireland 2013 — Featured in local newspaper The County Down Spectator as one of three Bangor bloggers up for the Blog of the Year prize on Wanderlust 2014 — Featured in local newspaper The Ards Chronicle as a Business Backpacker who is on the way to visiting 100 countries.

Parents up and down the country are using Crowd justice — a form of crowdfunding, to fund challenges to local authorities cutting special educational needs and disability (SEND) provision reports the Guardian.

This case suggests that only sensationalist stories will be reported, that would do nothing to provide the public with an accurate view of what is happening on the ground in family law courts up and down the country.

The news comes after reports of the government having set up a cryptocurrency panel, which recommended shutting down dealers of these unregulated and decentralized currencies across the country.