Brindley

British

/ ˈbrɪndlɪ /

noun

James . 1716–72, British canal builder, who constructed (1759–61) the Bridgewater Canal, the first in England

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On 4 September, Ms Brindley wrote to the regulator again, expressing "grave concerns about the lack of seriousness by which the GMC appears to be treating this matter".

From BBC

Ms Brindley asked the GMC to "urgently investigate" the GP's ability to practise medicine in light of "deeply troubling behaviour".

From BBC

Chamiah Brindley, known as Miah, died after the blaze broke out on the third floor of her home in Bedale Drive, Leicester, in the early hours of 10 September 2024.

From BBC

Engineer Ben Brindley said the length of the disruption has fuelled fears about his job.

From BBC

Last week, attorney Beau B. Brindley filed an emergency furlough request on the singer’s behalf, stating that he was the target of a Bureau of Prisons-related murder plot involving a member or members of the racist Aryan Brotherhood being told to order his killing.

From Los Angeles Times

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