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One Heritage Group plc: Trading update and Directorate Change

Retrieved on: 
Thursday, December 23, 2021
Emerald, Vulnerability and Risk Committee, Construction, Heritage Tower, Central Electricity Generating Board, Audit, Lincoln House (Mumbai), Robin Hood, Review, County court, CFO, Bank Street, IPO, Lincoln House, Board, Association, Company, Safety, Non-executive director, Real estate, Security (finance), Churchgate, Group

A subsidiary of the Group, One Heritage Bank Street Limited, which holds the Bank Street development, terminated the build contract with Emerald Construction (North West) Limited following a thorough review of its performance.

Key Points: 
  • A subsidiary of the Group, One Heritage Bank Street Limited, which holds the Bank Street development, terminated the build contract with Emerald Construction (North West) Limited following a thorough review of its performance.
  • Post termination of the build contract, the Group incorporated One Heritage Construction Limited which will undertake the construction work directly.
  • In October, the Group successfully achieved revised planning consent for a redesign of One Heritage Tower, the 55 storey residential development in Salford.
  • This agreement covers a combination of management, transaction, sourcing and construction services and will provide regular income to the Group.

The Law Offices of Jibrael S. Hindi Wins Victory for Low Income Tenants

Retrieved on: 
Tuesday, October 12, 2021
Section 8, Capri, Income, County court, Hindi, LLC, Housing, Hearing, Defendant, Law, Coral Gables, Florida, Organization, Property management, Lease, Hotel, Film

Florida Fair Housing Alliance (FFHA) is a non-profit organization with its primary mission of rooting out discriminatory housing practices in Florida.

Key Points: 
  • Florida Fair Housing Alliance (FFHA) is a non-profit organization with its primary mission of rooting out discriminatory housing practices in Florida.
  • "One of the violations that we have been combating over the last couple years is what is called source of income discrimination.
  • For more information on the Law Offices of Jibrael S. Hindi, please visit https://jibraellaw.com .
  • SOURCE Law Offices of Jibrael S. Hindi

COVID-19 Prompts Law Enforcement Agencies to Use Autonomous AB Kiosks to Conduct Court-mandated Alcohol Monitoring

Retrieved on: 
Wednesday, August 12, 2020
Public policy, Government, Software, Internet, Hardware, Courts, Law enforcement, Emergency services, Technology, Other Technology, Marketing, Driving under the influence, Alcohol law, Harm reduction, Kiosks, Breathalyzer, Spectroscopy, Probation, Interactive kiosk, County court

In this age of the COVID-19 virus, law enforcement jurisdictions have begun using AB Kiosks to autonomously conduct their alcohol monitoring programs, thereby eliminating face-to-face interactions between staff and clients.

Key Points: 
  • In this age of the COVID-19 virus, law enforcement jurisdictions have begun using AB Kiosks to autonomously conduct their alcohol monitoring programs, thereby eliminating face-to-face interactions between staff and clients.
  • Since its introduction, AB Kiosk systems have autonomously conducted more than 125,000 breathalyzer tests, with 99.9% of these showing no presence of alcohol.
  • There are now twenty five AB Kiosks in use in the Midwest, predominantly by county courts, probation departments, and sheriffs offices.
  • Minneapolis-based Precision Kiosk Technologies (PKT) provides secure high-volume probation monitoring and alcohol screening for law enforcement and courts.