Region bucks trend for criminals in court New figures have shown that the region is
bucking the trend for criminal prosecutions, with more criminals being taken to court.
THE number of UK houses put up for sale fell by a quarter last month, with only cities in north-west England
bucking the trend.
And
bucking the trend, Pat said he enjoyed having a couple of Brussels sprouts on his plate on the day itself.
AFAMILY firm which transformed a failing pub into a thriving village business is marking its first successful year in business,
bucking the trend in the pub sector and doubling the workforce.
Some parts of the region were
bucking the trend, however, with Sunderland recording a 6.9% rise, while North Tyneside and South Tyneside saw rises of just 1.9% and 1.4%.
Census Bureau estimates for 2013 show that while the United States saw the fewest number of births since 1998, areas where cil and natural gas exploration have taken off are
bucking the trend. "The largest metropolitan areas are getting bigger as much of the rest of the nation sees slower population growth or declines," wrote John McCormick.
The event will look at how a number of independent publishers are
bucking the trend and developing new ways of distributing content.
"The trend for a lot of butchers is to see them closing so we're really
bucking the trend."
YORKSHIRE Building Society, which has its roots in Huddersfield, is
bucking the trend of bank branch closures by opening three new sites over the next few weeks.
A RECORD company is
bucking the trend with pre-Christmas sales up 10% on 2010.
And supermarket giants Asda are also
bucking the trend for the first time.
In New York, Prudential Douglas Elliman's Dolly Lenz took to the screen, noting that the Manhattan market is
bucking the trend seen in the rest of the country, with prices at the high end "holding quite firm." As evidence, Lenz referenced a recent story from The Real Deal, which revealed that the owner of a 5,600-square-foot 15 Central Park West spread had pulled his $55 million listing from the market in order to renovate, rather than dropping the price or accepting a lowball offer.
