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W Arrowsmith, extensions and alterations including reconfiguration of access, Cornerways, 26 New road, Netherthong.
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It more than doubles the acreage of glasshouses at Cornerways Nursery and cuts British Sugar's carbon footprint.
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Dr Sudershan Kumar Verma allegedly groped the woman during a meeting at the Cornerways Medical Centre, in Huyton, in February last year.
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Cornerways recently put up new glass, Wight Salads is in the process of doing so, and Fresca has launched its ambitious Thanet Earth development.
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The five-inch long wound was only discovered when she was moved to hospital from the council-run Cornerways home in Winchester, Hants, with a chest infection.
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The UK is only 18% self-sufficient in tomatoes. The organisation represents over 90% of tomato growers in the UK (around 850). The British Tomato Season runs from March to October. The Chairman is Nigel Bartle, who is the Manager of Cornerways Nursery in Stoke Ferry, Norfolk.
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'Exploring the grounds of The Park – The history and wildlife of this beautiful University of Gloucestershire site', (undated), Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust and University of Gloucestershire joint publication 'History of The Park Estate', April 2009, University of Gloucestershire/Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust Cornerways building at the point of the teardrop, to be entrance to the Gardens The Park is teardrop shaped and at the point of the teardrop is the building which was to be the entrance to the Gardens, which is called Cornerways and has a high tower. The original design included a grand promenade and a crescent of villas and was engraved by J. Fisher.Griffith, Samuel Young, 1838, 'Griffiths History of Cheltenham and its Vicinity', 3rd edition, London: Longman, Hurst and Co. The site was sold to architect Samuel Whitfield Daukes in 1839. Dawkes developed The Park as 'pleasure grounds' and designed and had built the villas around it.
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Commercial greenhouses are now frequently located near appropriate industrial facilities for mutual benefit. For example, Cornerways Nursery in the UK is strategically placed near a major sugar refinery, consuming both waste heat and CO2 from the refinery which would otherwise be vented to atmosphere. The refinery reduces its carbon emissions, whilst the nursery enjoys boosted tomato yields and does not need to provide its own greenhouse heating. Enrichment only becomes effective where, by Liebig's law, carbon dioxide has become the limiting factor.
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