Ramps, taxiways and
runup pads can be very busy places.
Celebratory gunfire killed a four-year-old boy and more than 400 others were injured by powerful fireworks in the
runup to 2013, according to police and health department tallies.
Shoppers will be able speak to their local councillors, police officers and the fire service in the
runup to Christmas.
The added problem that these big festivals create is that, both in the
runup to them and post-festival, the other racing is often very average.
Kijkshop in Holland sent catalogues to five million homes in the
runup to the event, which was celebrated on Sunday in many parts of the world.
Sefton Council Cabinet member for leisure and tourism, Cllr Lord Ronnie Fearn, said: "It is important that Southport gets involved in the
runup to the Open as soon as possible to really make the most of this opportunity."
These attacks are not just in the
runup to and days after bonfire night; they are all year round.
This will enable the company to cater for golfing visitors requirements in the
runup to the Ryder Cup 2010 and also expand a new onsite warehouse for Logotex merchandise, a successful arm of the business established in 1998.
Armed Forces Minister Adam Ingram has agreed to meet Vale MP John Smith to discuss his fears that up to 350 Defence Aviation Repair Agency jobs at RAF St Athan could be in jeopardy in the
runup to the pounds 77m Red Dragon Project.
Simon Driscoll, general manager of the online shop, said: "We have seen an unprecedented interest in our website in the
runup to the new year.
THE Dancing on Ice stars have been skating into trouble and suffering injuries galore in the
runup to the first show on Saturday.
It's difficult to see who comes out best, pace impossible to judge as they run across you at speed, and when it rains the runners disappear altogether on the
runup, while the run for home is obscured by the bookmakers' brollys.
