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-	*[[Samuel Skey]] 2 July
	*[[St Cassian's Church]] 4 July		*[[St Cassian's Church]] 4 July
	*[[2010 District Election]] 9 July		*[[2010 District Election]] 9 July

Severn Trent

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	In 1991 it went on to acquire the waste management business [[w:Biffa\|Biffa]] (+) but in October 2006 it was demerged from the Severn Trent group and is now listed separately on the [[w:London Stock Exchange\|Stock Exchange]].(++)		In 1991 it went on to acquire the waste management business [[w:Biffa\|Biffa]] (+) but in October 2006 it was demerged from the Severn Trent group and is now listed separately on the [[w:London Stock Exchange\|Stock Exchange]].(++)

-	In January 2007 the American side of Severn Trent Laboratories was sold to [[~~HIG Capital]].<ref>[http~~:~~//findarticles~~.~~com/p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2007_Jan_16/ai_n17117233~~ HIG Capital ~~affiliate completes acquisition of Severn Trent Laboratories~~]~~</ref>~~ In September 2007 the company announced they would be closing their headquarters in Birmingham and relocating to a custom built office complex in the centre of [[Coventry]] in autumn 2010.<ref>[http://www.birminghampost.net/birmingham-business/birmingham-business-news/commercial-property-birmingham/2008/03/10/severn-trent-move-good-for-company-and-coventry-65233-20600962/ Severn Trent move good for Company and Coventry]</ref><ref>[http://www.stwater.co.uk/server.php?show=ConWebDoc.3240 New business centre will be in Coventry]</ref>	+	In January 2007 the American side of Severn Trent Laboratories was sold to [[w:H.I.G. Capital\|HIG Capital]].(+++) In September 2007 the company announced they would be closing their headquarters in Birmingham and relocating to a custom built office complex in the centre of [[Coventry]] in autumn 2010.<ref>[http://www.birminghampost.net/birmingham-business/birmingham-business-news/commercial-property-birmingham/2008/03/10/severn-trent-move-good-for-company-and-coventry-65233-20600962/ Severn Trent move good for Company and Coventry]</ref><ref>[http://www.stwater.co.uk/server.php?show=ConWebDoc.3240 New business centre will be in Coventry]</ref>


	===Origins===		===Origins===
-	On formation the Severn-Trent Water Authority took over the following public sector water supply utilities. (+++)	+	On formation the Severn-Trent Water Authority took over the following public sector water supply utilities. (++++)

	*Birmingham Corporation		*Birmingham Corporation
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	* (+) [http://www.severntrent.com/server.php?show=nav.22 Severn Trent ''Our history'' Accessed 3.7.09]		* (+) [http://www.severntrent.com/server.php?show=nav.22 Severn Trent ''Our history'' Accessed 3.7.09]
	* (++) [http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2006/apr/05/waste.water Severn Trent to split its waste and water operations]		* (++) [http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2006/apr/05/waste.water Severn Trent to split its waste and water operations]
-	* (+++) The Severn-Trent Water Authority Constitution Order 1973 (S.I. 1973 No.1437	+	* (+++) [http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2007_Jan_16/ai_n17117233 HIG Capital affiliate completes acquisition of Severn Trent Laboratories]
		+	* (++++) The Severn-Trent Water Authority Constitution Order 1973 (S.I. 1973 No.1437

	{{wikipedia \| wiki_article = Severn Trent}}		{{wikipedia \| wiki_article = Severn Trent}}

	[[Category:Businesses in Wyre Forest\|Severn Trent]]		[[Category:Businesses in Wyre Forest\|Severn Trent]]

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Neville Farmer

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	'''Neville Mackenzie Farmer''' is a journalist and television producer who stood as the [[Wyre Forest Liberal Democrats\|Liberal Democrat]] candidate in the 2010 election.		'''Neville Mackenzie Farmer''' is a journalist and television producer who stood as the [[Wyre Forest Liberal Democrats\|Liberal Democrat]] candidate in the 2010 election.

-	A former steel slitter, now journalist and broadcaster, Neville grew up in [[Kidderminster (town)\|Kidderminster]] and studied at Franche and [[King Charles I Grammar School\|King Charles]].	+	A former [[w:Slitting mill\|steel slitter]], now journalist and broadcaster, Neville grew up in [[Kidderminster (town)\|Kidderminster]] and studied at Franche and [[King Charles I Grammar School\|King Charles]].

	His first job was at John Tainton Steel Stockholdings but he wanted to write, so headed to London to work for a range of magazines and newspapers. From there he diversified into television, writing and producing several series on travel, food, history, sport, film and music. Neville also wrote three books, a play and produced a few albums.		His first job was at John Tainton Steel Stockholdings but he wanted to write, so headed to London to work for a range of magazines and newspapers. From there he diversified into television, writing and producing several series on travel, food, history, sport, film and music. Neville also wrote three books, a play and produced a few albums.

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	Unable to work as a doctor, he decided to devote himself to his writing, and in 1919 he began the first of his Mercian novels. From 1920 the couple went to live in [[w:Capri\|Capri]] until 1929 but also travelled widely, including trips to [[w:South Africa\|South Africa]], the [[w:United States\|United States]] and summers in the [[w:Lake District\|English Lake District]]. They returned to live initially in the Lake District as neighbours of fellow novelist [[w:Hugh Walpole\|Hugh Walpole]] and then from 1932, they settled at the dilapidated Craycombe House, [[w:Fladbury\|Fladbury]], [[Worcestershire (district)\|Worcestershire]], which he was able to buy and slowly renovate due to his continuing success as a writer. His income also enabled him to spend the winters in Capri, which was vital due to his poor health. This changed as Italy became fascist and war approached, and in 1937 he purchased Talland House between [[w:Looe\|Looe]] and [[w:Polperro\|Polperro]] as an alternative winter retreat. When war came in 1939, Craycombe House was requisitioned by the Red Cross and turned into a convalescent home for the armed services.		Unable to work as a doctor, he decided to devote himself to his writing, and in 1919 he began the first of his Mercian novels. From 1920 the couple went to live in [[w:Capri\|Capri]] until 1929 but also travelled widely, including trips to [[w:South Africa\|South Africa]], the [[w:United States\|United States]] and summers in the [[w:Lake District\|English Lake District]]. They returned to live initially in the Lake District as neighbours of fellow novelist [[w:Hugh Walpole\|Hugh Walpole]] and then from 1932, they settled at the dilapidated Craycombe House, [[w:Fladbury\|Fladbury]], [[Worcestershire (district)\|Worcestershire]], which he was able to buy and slowly renovate due to his continuing success as a writer. His income also enabled him to spend the winters in Capri, which was vital due to his poor health. This changed as Italy became fascist and war approached, and in 1937 he purchased Talland House between [[w:Looe\|Looe]] and [[w:Polperro\|Polperro]] as an alternative winter retreat. When war came in 1939, Craycombe House was requisitioned by the Red Cross and turned into a convalescent home for the armed services.

-	In 1944, near to the war's end, he published his epic poem "The Island", recounting in verse the whole history of Britain from the Bronze Age to the Battle of Britain. The entire first edition of 23,500 sold out immediately, even in wartime conditions, and was then reprinted.	+	In 1944, near to the war's end, he published his epic poem "The Island", recounting in verse the whole history of Britain from the [[w:Bronze Age\|Bronze Age]] to the Battle of Britain. The entire first edition of 23,500 sold out immediately, even in wartime conditions, and was then reprinted.

	The winters and wartime privations in England had taken their toll on his poor health. In October 1944, having seen "The Island" through to press and great acclaim, he had a serious heart attack. At the end of [[Second World War]] he moved to Montague in the Lesser Karoo, [[South Africa]], then still effectively part of the British Empire. The climate suited him, and he was even able to complete the writing of a non-fiction guide book for the South African Tourist Board. He died in [[Cape Town]] in 1954. His ashes were returned to [[England]], and are in [[Worcester Cathedral]].		The winters and wartime privations in England had taken their toll on his poor health. In October 1944, having seen "The Island" through to press and great acclaim, he had a serious heart attack. At the end of [[Second World War]] he moved to Montague in the Lesser Karoo, [[South Africa]], then still effectively part of the British Empire. The climate suited him, and he was even able to complete the writing of a non-fiction guide book for the South African Tourist Board. He died in [[Cape Town]] in 1954. His ashes were returned to [[England]], and are in [[Worcester Cathedral]].

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Edward Foley (1747-1803)

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-	'''Edward Foley''' (b. 16 March 1747 – d. 22 June 1803) was the second son of [[Thomas Foley (1716 – 1777)\|Thomas, 1st Lord Foley]].	+	'''Edward Foley''' (b. 16 March 1747 – d. 22 June 1803) was the second son of [[Thomas Foley (1716 – 1777)\|Thomas, 1st Lord Foley]]. He was Member of Parliament for [[w:Droitwich (UK Parliament constituency)\|Droitwich]] from April 1768 to May 1774 and then for [[Worcestershire (parliamentary constituency)\|Worcestershire]] until his death in 1803.

	Like his brother, he was profligate with the great family wealth. His father's will settled the paternal estate at [[w:Stoke Edith\|Stoke Edith]], [[w:Herefordshire\|Herefordshire]] together with the [[w:Great Malvern\|manor of Malvern]] and property bought from [[Henry Bromley, 1st Baron Montfort\|Lord Montfort]], but limited him to an annuity from the estate, the balance of the income being applied to pay his debts.		Like his brother, he was profligate with the great family wealth. His father's will settled the paternal estate at [[w:Stoke Edith\|Stoke Edith]], [[w:Herefordshire\|Herefordshire]] together with the [[w:Great Malvern\|manor of Malvern]] and property bought from [[Henry Bromley, 1st Baron Montfort\|Lord Montfort]], but limited him to an annuity from the estate, the balance of the income being applied to pay his debts.

	He married firstly Lady Anne Coventry (daughter of [[George Coventry (1722 - 1809)\|George Coventry, 6th Earl of Coventry]]) without having children before the marriage was dissolved by Act of Parliament in 1786. In 1790, he married his distant cousin Eliza Maria Foley Hodgetts, by whom he had two sons, [[w:Edward Thomas Foley\|Edward Thomas Foley]] and [[w:John Hodgetts-Foley\|John Hodgetts Hodgetts-Foley]]. She was the heiress of the Prestwood estate, formerly owned by [[Philip Foley]]. On their marriage, the Stoke Edith estate was settled to go to their eldest son and the Prestwood estate to their second.		He married firstly Lady Anne Coventry (daughter of [[George Coventry (1722 - 1809)\|George Coventry, 6th Earl of Coventry]]) without having children before the marriage was dissolved by Act of Parliament in 1786. In 1790, he married his distant cousin Eliza Maria Foley Hodgetts, by whom he had two sons, [[w:Edward Thomas Foley\|Edward Thomas Foley]] and [[w:John Hodgetts-Foley\|John Hodgetts Hodgetts-Foley]]. She was the heiress of the Prestwood estate, formerly owned by [[Philip Foley]]. On their marriage, the Stoke Edith estate was settled to go to their eldest son and the Prestwood estate to their second.
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-	Edward Foley sat as Member of Parliament for [[w:Droitwich (UK Parliament constituency)\|Droitwich]] from April 1768 to May 1774; then for [[Worcestershire (parliamentary constituency)\|Worcestershire]] until his death.

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		+	{{Election box begin \|
		+	\|title=[[Oldington & Foley Park (civil ward)\|Oldington & Foley Park]]
		+	}}
		+	{{Election box candidate with party link\|
		+	\|party = Wyre Forest Conservatives
		+	\|candidate = [[Nathan Desmond]]<sup>*</sup> ''elected''
		+	\|votes = 510
		+	\|percentage =
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		+	{{Election box candidate with party link\|
		+	\|party = Independent Kidderminster Hospital and Health Concern
		+	\|candidate = [[Peter Young]]
		+	\|votes = 210
		+	\|percentage =
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		+	{{Election box candidate with party link\|
		+	\|party = Wyre Forest Liberal Democrats
		+	\|candidate = [[Samantha Walker]]
		+	\|votes = 152
		+	\|percentage =
		+	\|change =
		+	}}
		+	{{Election box candidate with party link\|
		+	\|party = Wyre Forest Labour Party
		+	\|candidate = [[Paul Mills]]
		+	\|votes = 139
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		+	{{Election box turnout with electorate\|
		+	\|electorate = 3,650
		+	\|votes = 1,020
		+	\|percentage = 28.0
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		+	{{Election box hold with party link\|
		+	\|winner = Wyre Forest Conservatives
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		+	<sup>* defending seat</sup>

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-	'''Edward Foley''' (b. 16 March 1747 – d. 22 June 1803) was the second son of [[Thomas Foley (1716 – 1777)\|Thomas, 1st Lord Foley]].	+	'''Edward Foley''' (b. 16 March 1747 – d. 22 June 1803) was the second son of [[Thomas Foley (1716 – 1777)\|Thomas, 1st Lord Foley]]. He was Member of Parliament for [[w:Droitwich (UK Parliament constituency)\|Droitwich]] from April 1768 to May 1774 and then for [[Worcestershire (parliamentary constituency)\|Worcestershire]] until his death in 1803.

	Like his brother, he was profligate with the great family wealth. His father's will settled the paternal estate at [[w:Stoke Edith\|Stoke Edith]], [[w:Herefordshire\|Herefordshire]] together with the [[w:Great Malvern\|manor of Malvern]] and property bought from [[Henry Bromley, 1st Baron Montfort\|Lord Montfort]], but limited him to an annuity from the estate, the balance of the income being applied to pay his debts.		Like his brother, he was profligate with the great family wealth. His father's will settled the paternal estate at [[w:Stoke Edith\|Stoke Edith]], [[w:Herefordshire\|Herefordshire]] together with the [[w:Great Malvern\|manor of Malvern]] and property bought from [[Henry Bromley, 1st Baron Montfort\|Lord Montfort]], but limited him to an annuity from the estate, the balance of the income being applied to pay his debts.

	He married firstly Lady Anne Coventry (daughter of [[George Coventry (1722 - 1809)\|George Coventry, 6th Earl of Coventry]]) without having children before the marriage was dissolved by Act of Parliament in 1786. In 1790, he married his distant cousin Eliza Maria Foley Hodgetts, by whom he had two sons, [[w:Edward Thomas Foley\|Edward Thomas Foley]] and [[w:John Hodgetts-Foley\|John Hodgetts Hodgetts-Foley]]. She was the heiress of the Prestwood estate, formerly owned by [[Philip Foley]]. On their marriage, the Stoke Edith estate was settled to go to their eldest son and the Prestwood estate to their second.		He married firstly Lady Anne Coventry (daughter of [[George Coventry (1722 - 1809)\|George Coventry, 6th Earl of Coventry]]) without having children before the marriage was dissolved by Act of Parliament in 1786. In 1790, he married his distant cousin Eliza Maria Foley Hodgetts, by whom he had two sons, [[w:Edward Thomas Foley\|Edward Thomas Foley]] and [[w:John Hodgetts-Foley\|John Hodgetts Hodgetts-Foley]]. She was the heiress of the Prestwood estate, formerly owned by [[Philip Foley]]. On their marriage, the Stoke Edith estate was settled to go to their eldest son and the Prestwood estate to their second.
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-	Edward Foley sat as Member of Parliament for [[w:Droitwich (UK Parliament constituency)\|Droitwich]] from April 1768 to May 1774; then for [[Worcestershire (parliamentary constituency)\|Worcestershire]] until his death.

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