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One is Rostron Brow, in Stockport, where developers reused existing brick, stone and slate as well as redundant timber beams and stone features.
Fed up of 'Legoland' estates? Then reject plans, says housing minister 2011
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Cardiff promoter John Rostron blogs about his recent trip to the international music festival South by Southwest.
Cardiff today – Canton schools decision, Mansion House, and bus cut 2011
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If you consider it arty to write an opera with the Knife, and to perform mysterious electronic music wearing a false nose, then one might concede that Janine Rostron, the British woman who records as Planningtorock does indeed operate at the artier end of things.
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Certainly, there's a drama to her current album, W her third, released by James Murphy's DFA records, while her shows are, perhaps, better termed "events", finding Rostron on a stark set, vividly costumed, all focus drawn to the content of the work.
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The adventures in sax continue on Berlin-via-Bolton performer Janine Rostron AKA Planningtorock's latest album W, which uses the instrument among its drones as an atonal accompaniment to its themes of androgyny and body modification.
The sax is back 2011
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Once I'm logged into the IFOA system, I meet up with publisher Kristin Cochrane and her senior editor, Tim Rostron, of Doubleday Canada, to catch up with the local books news.
At the International Festival of Authors Robert McCrum 2010
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The adventures in sax continue on Berlin-via-Bolton performer Janine Rostron AKA Planningtorock's latest album W, which uses the instrument among its drones as an atonal accompaniment to its themes of androgyny and body modification.
The sax is back 2011
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His wife also contributes to the family income via directorships with among others, damp and property restoration specialists Hutton + Rostron, for whom she has worked for more than 15 years.
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The Carpathia was the nearest vessel at 58 miles and Captain Rostron headed for the Titanic at the fastest speed the ice would permit, but it would take the Carpathia four hours to reach the scene.
Archive 2008-04-13 de Brantigny........................ 2008
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The Carpathia was the nearest vessel at 58 miles and Captain Rostron headed for the Titanic at the fastest speed the ice would permit, but it would take the Carpathia four hours to reach the scene.
On this Day de Brantigny........................ 2008
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