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           <title>Who’d be a set-designer?...</title>
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  …I found myself wondering, as the curtain rose on the opening night of the Playhouse revival of The Seven-Year Itch. The action is set in a New York apartment with a big living room, kitchen area
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           <title>Remember the old Southampton Road?</title>
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  Before the so-called experts created largely unused cycle lanes and erected a potentially deadly central metal fence blocking emergency vehicle access?
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           <title>It’s two decades since rail privatisation …</title>
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           <description><![CDATA[  …first appeared on the political radar screen. There’d been talk of it earlier, of course, but nothing serious. Previous Tory cabinets had looked at the idea and rejected it as impractical.
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           <title>Hosting a friend who arrived last weekend…</title>
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  We took her to the wonderful King’s Singers’ concert at the Cathedral on Saturday night, enjoyed a great Sunday lunch in a pub at Burcombe, saw The Artist in the evening, visited Christchurch
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           <title>I don’t often regret being retired…</title>
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           <description><![CDATA[  … but with so much being written about the loss of the Costa Concordia by journalists with little understanding of ship-behaviour, this is one of those times.]]></description>
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           <title>A happy new year to my readers…</title>
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           <description><![CDATA[  … or as they say in Germany, “Guten Rutsch” – which loosely translates as “good slide” into the new year. ]]></description>
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           <title>“Please consider standing for the Council…”</title>
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  … urges Rantone in response to my last offering. Awe gee, shucks, I mean: what, me?
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           <title>Recently at a military welcome home service …</title>
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  … in the cathedral there was an embarrassing moment when one of the officers thanked our “Lord Mayor” for attending. But it was an understandable slip. After all, if our powerless parish council
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  The Community Highways Administrative Office (Salisbury) is making good progress with its 2011 winter disruption scheme.
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