February 24, 2010
Reporter Katie Fitzpatrick was at Rochdale Town Hall on Wednesday night sending live updates of the Three Owls Bird Sanctuary protest, and of the Rochdale Council budget meeting that followed, to this website.
Look back on the coverage here ...
Click on the grey box below from 5pm to follow her updates, or click here if you're reading this on a mobile phone.
| Card | Typical APR |
|---|
| NatWest Platinum | 16.9% |
| Royal Bank of Scotland Platinum | 16.9% |
| Virgin Credit Card | 16.6% |
| Egg Card | 17.9% |
| MBNA Platinum | 16.9% |
| MBNA Platinum Rewards Card | 16.9% |
| Barclaycard Gold | 19.9% |
| BT Credit Card | 16.9% |
| Halifax All In One | 15.9% |
Customers with a 'good' credit profile
| Company | Typical APR |
|---|
| Platinum Exclusive | 7.7% |
| Alliance & Leicester | 7.8% |
| Sainsbury's Personal Loan | 7.8% |
| Santander | 7.9% |
| Blackhorse Personal Finance | 8.5% |
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STREETSHACK, RED BROOK (24/02/2010 at 20:22)
[See link at :http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/nottingham].
Rochdale Council have also signed up to 10:10 I rang Rochdale Town Hall earlier and nobody even knew what these legally binding documents where!
However voters - do not worry - some of us in Rochdale do and we will be ensuring RMBC meet their legal requirements to promotee environmemental sustainability locally or face legal sanctions through the due legal process.
This Council does notr even know what its requirements are under legislation which it has signed up to - this is pityfull by anybodys standards- and is the political petard on which they will tangle & hang themselves in due course once this information reaches the public domain.