Sentence examples for kitchen council from inspiring English sources

Or Mrs Betty Glucksburg, as she is probably known at the Labour leader's own privy kitchen council in Red Islington.

Fewer people are going to public pools, or doing up their kitchens (councils can earn an easy fee by picking up an old fridge).

All premises in England that sell food should be forced to display hygiene ratings to drive up standards and protect consumers from the risk of eating food prepared and cooked in unsanitary kitchens, local councils said on Monday.

I remember back in the kitchen in the council maisonette in Peckham.

On outdoor trips they roam free like gazelle, but lead them into a council flat kitchen and you've got eyes peeping through air vents and Paul the plumber splayed across the ceiling like Spider-Man.

When I think of my mother I think of a childhood summer spent waking to the smell of solder and the sound of Abba drifting up from a tinny transistor radio in the kitchen, in an unremarkable council house where I learned to read from the books she gave me.

Around two in the morning, the other cleric having long since fled and with no end in sight, most of us ducked into the kitchen for a quick council of war.

We campaigned for and now hold seats on three of them, including Franchise Business, Franchise Kitchen and Franchise Marketing Councils.

But smaller towns and regions are now finding themselves with burgeoning demand for beds and soup kitchens just as councils are closing services under the pressure of huge budget cuts.

He is a chairman of the junior council at the Kitchen.

However, it's two and a half weeks before the end of term, and not a single order has yet been placed by Bristol city council for the kitchen equipment needed, or the conservatory-style building that will house it.