Posts Tagged ‘Mark Stephens’
Thursday, December 27th, 2018
Following CRT’s announcement on 6th November 2018 of up to 240 redundancies across its middle management roles, we can reveal that all the staff in the CRT Devizes office are facing possible redundancy.
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Tags: Corrine Rotherham, CRT restructuring, Denise Yelland, Devizes, enforcement team, Jenny Whitehall, Lucy Barry, Mark Evans, Mark Stephens, Matthew Aymes, Matthew Preston, re-branding, redundancy, Richard Thomas, Shoosmiths, Unite the union
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Wednesday, April 29th, 2015
CRT has confirmed that the unworkable system of designating the western K&A into “neighbourhoods” is to end tomorrow.
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Tags: continuous cruising, enforcement, K&A Interim 12-month Local Plan, Mark Stephens, Matthew Symonds, Section 17, visitor moorings, Waterways Act 1995
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Wednesday, October 22nd, 2014
At the K&A Users Forum on 23rd April 2014, Waterway Manager Mark Stephens agreed that he would speak to Wiltshire Council about re-instating the boaters’ rubbish bins at Devizes Wharf, where there is an Elsan disposal point, pump-out and water tap. However, enquiries last month by boater and journalist Bob Naylor elicited a statement from CRT’s contracts manager Richard Harrison that there are no current plans to re-instate the bins.
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Tags: continuous cruising, facilities, liveaboards, Mark Stephens, refuse facilities, Richard Harrison, rubbish bins
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Monday, October 13th, 2014
Following the release of a copy of the contract between CRT and Biffa for rubbish collection, it is clear that boaters can recycle glass, plastic, non-hazardous metal, paper, card and textiles by putting them loose into the CRT boaters’ rubbish bins.
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Tags: Biffa, complaints, FOI requests, liveaboards, Mark Stephens, refuse facilities
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Wednesday, August 13th, 2014
CRT announced last week that it had allocated £225,000 towards upgrading sanitary stations on the K&A and in the North West, the Midlands and London as part of a new programme of improvements throughout the system that also includes dredging and offside vegetation cutting.
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Tags: CRT Navigation Advisory Group, facilities, Mark Stephens
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