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Big Clean Co: Is it 'normal' to tidy up a messy house before a cleaner arrives?
Clare Doran, 53, went to a department open house seven years ago thinking she’d file paperwork or tidy up the office, only to realize the ask was to be a firefighter.
"In mid to late August more asphalt laying will commence and by the end of the month, weather permitting, the line marking and final tidy up will be done and it will be fully opened to traffic.
Source: https://www.manningrivertimes.com.au/story/8292776/work-continues-on-wingham-road/?src=rss
It claims its plan to build 30 homes, including affordable, with associated landscaping and public open space will tidy up the area, provide public benefit during and after construction, and have no adverse impact on highways safety or flooding.
'It was his idea, borne of wanting to tidy up a bad haircut, but he then continued to have it shaved at the sides and grew the back long.
Simon Penna, grounds manager for Falmouth Town Council: “As soon as we knew that we would be taking on responsibility for Pendennis Headland, it was imperative to us that we tidy up and make safe the car park and viewing area at Pendennis Point.
What School Health UK do – and did with Abington Vale Primary School – is visit, review what is currently happening at lunchtimes, and tidy up the experience by considering time and capacity.