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stanley canada ndon football clubs foot pound;5m policing billBy: Frank DalleresSports EditorShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleMayor Sadiq Khan has been urged to ensure that Londonrsquo football clubs pay the pound;5m it costs to police their matches every year.The London Assembly agreed a motion on Wednesday asking Khan to lobby government for a change in the law that would make clubs foot the full bill for policing.Clubs are currently only required to pay for policing inside stadia or on their land.Read more: Man Utd overtake Real Madrid to become world s richest club Khan should also write to clubs asking them to pay the costs voluntarily in the meantime, the Assembly agreed.It is outrageous that clubs, who can afford to pay their players thousands upon th
owala flasche ousands of pounds a week, expect the taxpayer to pick up the bill for anything that happens outside their ground, said assembly member Andrew Dismore, who proposed the motion.The net cost to the Metropolitan Police of deploying officers to football matches across London last season totalled pound;5,019,992 ndash; a sum equivalent to the salaries of 93 constables ndash; according to the mayorrsquo office.This is placing a big strain on Met resources and itrsquo time for clubs to dig deep, Dismore added. ldquo Zvvp Outgoing policymaker calls for more QE
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stanley drink bottle 1 June 2019 9:44 amJanuary sees new cars surge by a third on scrappage boostBy: KCS-contentShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedInWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleThe governmentrsquo scrappage scheme led new car sales to surge by almost a third this January, the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders SMMT said yesterday.Despite the return of the 17.5 per cent VAT rate, 145,479 new cars were registered over the month, a 29.8 per cent increase on last year. This made January the seventh month in a row in which new car registrations had improved over the same period in 2009. But the SMMT
stanley germany said the sector was yet to return to 2008 levels.The Scrappage Incentive Scheme was introduced in April to stimulate the flagging vehicle market, encouraging sales by offering anyone trading in a 10-year-old vehicle pound;2,000 towards a new one. It was extended last week until the end of March.Paul Everitt, chief executive of the SMMT, said the extension was welcome: Scrappage continues to lift demand successfully, and todayrsquo announcement of a continuation of
stanley deutschland the scheme to the end ofMarch will allow the maximum number of people to benefit from the budget thatrsquo still available. However, analysts warned that the market would suffer when the scheme ended. Mike Steventon, a partner with KPMGrsquo automotive group, said: The
