ANDREW Gillum is the Mayor of Tallahassee and the Democratic gubernatorial nominee for the state of Florida. Here's what we know about the Bernie Sanders backed politician who could become Florida's first black governor. Who is Andrew Gillum? Andrew Gillum was born in Miami and raised in Gainesville, Florida. He is the fifth of seven children born to a construction worker and a school bus driver in 1979. Gillum attended Florida A&M University where he met his wife R. Jai Howard. In 2003 he was elected as a city commissioner in Tallahassee, Florida, and held the post for 10 years. He was elected mayor of the state's capital in 2014 and is still in the post. What is Gillum's net worth? The Tallahassee Mayor is allegedly the only non-millionaire seeking the Democratic nomination for governor in the upcoming elections. He has a net worth of $334,200, according to his financial disclosure dated June 2018. Gillum last year earned a salary of $79,176 as mayor and another $71,680 for his … [Read more...] about What is Andrew Gillum’s net worth and will he become Florida’s first black governor?
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Grantham woman wins £25K jackpot in first ever LotterySK draw
A Grantham woman has won the £25,000 jackpot in Saturday’s first ever LotterySK draw.Mrs M, who had bought her ticket to support Friends of Sandon and Ambergate (FOSA), was amongalmost 30 people to scoop prizes in the first weekly on-line draw.Mrs R from Grantham won £250 supporting Grantham Disabled Children’s Society, Mrs E fromStamford won £25 supporting Mindspace Stamford Ltd, Mr D from Bourne won £25 supporting theButterfield Centre in Bourne and Mrs R from Grantham won £25 supporting Grantham LionsClub.Twenty-one other people supporting a variety of causes also won three extra tickets.And Mr P and Mrs R from Grantham, who were both supporting the Belvoir Cricket and CountrysideTrust, each won one family ticket to see Dick Whittington at either Stamford Arts Centre ofGrantham Guildhall Arts Centre.The Deputy Leader of South Kesteven District Council, Councillor Kelham Cooke, said: “What a lucky place South Kesteven must be! How fantastic … [Read more...] about Grantham woman wins £25K jackpot in first ever LotterySK draw
Woman wins £25,000 jackpot in first ever LotterySK
A Grantham woman has won the £25,000 jackpot in Saturday’s first ever LotterySK draw.Mrs M, who had bought her ticket to support Friends of Sandon and Ambergate (FOSA), was among almost 30 people to scoop prizes in the first weekly on-line draw.Mrs R from Grantham won £250 supporting Grantham Disabled Children’s Society, Mrs E from Stamford won £25 supporting Mindspace Stamford Ltd, Mr D from Bourne won £25 supporting the Butterfield Centre in Bourne and Mrs R from Grantham won £25 supporting Grantham LionsClub.Twenty-one other people supporting a variety of causes also won three extra tickets.And Mr P and Mrs R from Grantham, who were both supporting the Belvoir Cricket and CountrysideTrust, each won one family ticket to see Dick Whittington at either Stamford Arts Centre of Grantham Guildhall Arts Centre.Coun Kelham Cooke deputy leader of South Kesteven District Council, said: “What a lucky place South Kesteven must be!"How fantastic for us … [Read more...] about Woman wins £25,000 jackpot in first ever LotterySK
POLITICO London Playbook, presented by Lloyds Banking Group: Russian to judgment — Lobby reshuffle scoop — All eyes on Trump
Press play to listen to this article By JACK BLANCHARD PRESENTED BY LLOYDS BANKING GROUP Send tips here | Subscribe for free | Listen to Playbook and view in your browser Good Thursday morning. SCOOP — lobby reshuffle: The Times has landed lobby stalwart Kate Devlin as its new chief political correspondent. She replaces Lucy Fisher, who has left the lobby and is now covering the defense beat. Devlin is currently deputy political editor at the Sunday Express, and is leading the paper’s political coverage following the departure of Camilla Tominey to the Telegraph. Devlin will take up her new post at the Times later this year. **A message from Lloyds Banking Group: We’re helping Britain to get a home. We’ve committed £10 billion to helping first time buyers get a foot on the housing ladder in 2018, and we’ll increase that to £30 billion by 2020. Learn more.** DRIVING THE DAY RUSSIAN TO JUDGEMENT: The U.N. Security Council will hold an emergency … [Read more...] about POLITICO London Playbook, presented by Lloyds Banking Group: Russian to judgment — Lobby reshuffle scoop — All eyes on Trump
Bowlers bidding to cash in on Mirfield Old Bank Autumn Doubles competition
The Mirfield Old Bank WMC Autumn Doubles competition begins on Monday July 23. There is a prize fund of £5,800, with the winners receiving £1,300.Monday July 23: G Smith & R Prosser (Birmingham) v R Fitzpatrick & R Hall (Wirral), P Bailey & R Atkin (Sheffield) v T Hanson & J Hanson (Pudsey).Thursday July 26: R Nicholson & G Nicholson (Halifax) v C Gant & N Grant (Thongsbridge/Manchester), M Regan & D Sillitoe (Brighouse/Doncaster) v GI Wilson & R Hitchen (Lower Hopton).Monday July 30: S Hanson & I Shaw (Pudsey) v S Walder & H Seehra (Lower Hopton/Crossgates), B Hill & L Davies (Chesterfield) v J Mordue & J Cranston (Pudsey/Crossgates).Thursday August 2: L Heaton & S Mort (Chorley) v P Heap & M Gillies (Oldham), A Tattersley & W Moseley (Lower Hopton/Lockwood Con) v S Goodwin & C Armitage (Warrington).Winning pair from the above nights return on Monday September 17.Monday August 6: G Lally & K Smith … [Read more...] about Bowlers bidding to cash in on Mirfield Old Bank Autumn Doubles competition