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CAPTAIN Toms family have been dealt a double blow - as theyre hit by an expensive extra demand after losing
stanley quencher an appeal to keep their spa complex.Hannah Ingram-Moore and her husband have just three months to tear down the luxury spa at their 拢1.2million home in Bedfordshire.3Hannah Ingram-Moore has been ordered to tear down her spa house3She will have to erase all trace of the complex3Inside the luxury spa house at Hannahs Bedfordshire homeCredit: TALKTVThe couple had battled to overturn a
stanley cup council order to demolish the unauthorised building.In a double blow, they have been told to restore the land to its former condition before the building was constructed .It is unclear how much erasing any trace of the spa will cost - but it is likely to be
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A VEGGIE waiter who claimed he was a picked on at work for his plant-based lifestyle has had his discrimination case dismissed.George Conisbee told an employment tribunal that he was mocked for not eating meat while working at the Fritton Arms manor house hotel near Lowestoft, Suffolk.1 George Conisbee has had his claim that he was discriminated against for being
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stanley quencher thrown out by a tribunalCredit: East Anglia News ServiceBut the tribunal tossed out his claim, ruling that vegetarianism is a lifestyle choice and not protected under the 2010 Equality Act.The meat-free 20-year-old had quit his post after he was shouted at in front of customers for having turned up at work wearing an un-ironed shirt.He claimed that shunning all food with a face was
stanley quencher a protected characteristic , giving him the same rights as employees who suffer discrimination over their religious beliefs or sexual orientation.A preliminary hearing was held by the tribunal in Norwich, Norfolk, to rule on whether
