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” Based on public feedback and the Public Input Meeting, the City will install two sets of limestone steps to replace the three bulkheads at Yahara Place Park. A 20′ length (parallel to the shore) section of limestone steps will replace the bulkhead at Russell Street and a smaller 10′ 15′ length section of steps will be placed at the Schurz Avenue bulkhead. After the public input meeting two city welders assessed the structural integrity of the steel bulkheads and agreed that the bulkheads cannot be fixed.

Not only is she sharing the Blues’ captain’s armband with Christie Murray and continuing her professional footballing career in the Barclays FA Women’s Super League, but she is working in the NHS frontline.The 27 year old is a medical student at Keele University and currently rotating departments at the Royal Stoke Hospital, meaning she is helping out on wards with key duties such as taking blood samples and ECGs and inserting patient cannulas. This is her second career in the field of healthcare, having initially trained as a physiotherapist.”Medicine generally if you wanting to start it when you 18, you need to start thinking about it when you 14, and I didn think about it until far too late,” she told Birmingham Live. “My mum can vouch for this I was like, ‘I want to go to uni but I don know what I want to study.’ Then we looked at a prospectus and just went through, and [found] physiotherapy and I was like, ‘I’m sporty, I quite like science’ it kind of just fit.”Scott took a career break from physiotherapy when she turned pro with Reading in 2016, and found herself reassessing what she wanted to do with her life.”Whenever I would be on the ward, and there was something interesting, I’d go, ‘Hmm, this is really interesting, what going to happen here?’ and it would get passed on to a doctor.