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    Chapter One – Introduction First of all, the community profile will identify and describe the characteristics of Middleborough illustrating current population levels, employment status, disease prevalence and life span expectancies as well as a rationalization for choosing the area itself. Secondly, chapter two will discuss and detect potential causes for the manifestation of eating disorders; the national statistics of the UK will be explored and compared to the prevalence within Middleborough.

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    STANWICH SCHOOL- The most popular baby names change every year and the one’s for this year have come in the middle of September. The most popular name for a girl is Emma and the most popular name for a boy is Liam. Plus, the most popular names in Connecticut in 2016 were Olivia and Noah, according to Patch.com. Parents to be think about what name would be best for the child for a very long time, some of us are even pondering of names as teenagers. But, we never know what our future spouse will

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    Today we make our way to the coast at Saltburn. The route visits Captain Cook’s Monument on Easby Moor and Roseberry Topping – ‘Yorkshire’s Matterhorn’. The trail continues into Guisborough Woods, where we leave the moors behind. At Highcliffe Nab there are spectacular views over Guisborough and, on a clear day, the North Sea is visible. From Kildale our route crosses the river Leven and then follows the road to Bankside Farm. The farmhouse building reflects the style of a Danish longhouse. Traditionally

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    all areas of United Kingdom (UK), in some areas more than others, the purpose of this community profile is to analyse a certain area within the North East of England and concentrate on a particular health inequality, in this case smoking within Middlesbrough and how as nurses this can be dealt with using health promotion ensuring the health and well-being of the community is paramount and also defining health. There are numerous definitions of health and well-being, a widely used definition comes from

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    improvement issues in the town of Middlesbrough. Whilst these health improvement issues cover such things as alcohol and drug misuse, from the reports, statistics and studies, it is clear that the key and predominant health related improvement issue in the town of Middlesbrough, is smoking. The Middlesbrough Health Profile 2012 says that ‘smoking is one of the main priorities for improvement in this area; approximately 30,000 people smoke in Middlesbrough’ (Middlesbrough JSNA, 2012). As a result of this

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    LAW IN ACTION RESEARCH REPORT REPORT- SECTION 1 CASE 1- BULLIED PUPILS LOSE FIGHT FOR £50,000 DMAGES THE TYPE OF LEGAL PROCEEDING: The type of legal proceeding was a civil case. THE TYPE OF COURT: The type of court is magistrate court. THE PEOPLE INVOLVED IN THE CASE: The school that Caroline Newby and Jamie Bright sued against is the accused. Caroline Newby and Jamie Bright are the victim of this case. The court personnel and legal professions are; Recorder Julian Goose QC; solicitor, Diane

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    profit by opening their store in that particular building which Sainsbury have left. So Sainsbury will not be able to get a retailer to buy that building and it would be a big loss for them. In addition Middlesbrough council will not be able to trust Sainsbury. Sainsbury have lost the trust of Middlesbrough council by leaving the plan worth of £35m which was a redevelopment of the middles haven area. They have lost the hope that the middle haven will be redevelopment or

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    Language is utilised widely in prose non-fiction texts to convey ideas to their readers. Alain de Botton’s ‘The Pleasures and Sorrows of Work’, displays an extensive use of language in the satirical analysis which aims to convey the idea of man’s distorted value in the workplace. Alain’s imperative style engages the reader into the inevitable truth of the cruel world of work, in which he establishes his critical view of today’s day and age. He opens up the timeless and controversial topic regarding

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    Case note Sexual abuse and the changing nature of vicarious liability Case: Various Claimants v Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools [2012] UKSC 5: [2012] 3 W.L.R. 1319 (SC) According to Steele, vicarious liability is defined as an employer being found liable for the tort of his or her employee, provided that tort is sufficiently connected with the individual’s employment. On the face of it, this definition seems straightforward and clear, however you only need to look at the plethora

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    League was formed as a result. The inaugural members of the Premier League were: Arsenal, Aston Villa, Blackburn Rovers, Chelsea, Coventry City, Crystal Palace, Everton, Ipswich Town, Leeds United, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United, Middlesbrough, Norwich City, Nottingham Forest, Oldham Athletic, Queens Park Rangers, Sheffield United, Sheffield Wednesday, Southampton, Tottenham Hotspur, and Wimbledon. A total of 46 clubs have played in the Barclays Premier League since its inception in

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