Speaking at the club's NARSA supporters convention in Las Vegas last night, Johnston also revealed that the hierarchy will now deal directly with Lloyds, rather than having the Murray Group as a "middle man" as was previously the case.

It is understood that director Donald Muir - appointed last October to the Ibrox board at the Murray Group's behest -will now be far less involved in Rangers matters.

Ten days ago, after a series of crunch meetings with Lloyds, manager Walter Smith signed on for another year, with Ally McCoist set to replace him for the 2011/12 campaign after a final season as assistant boss.

Smith was given improved guarantees on the budget for next season for new players. The football management were also been assured that funds raised through any sales Washington-Redskins will be available for reinvestment. Johnston said: "Getting into the group stages of the Champions League made a huge difference going into our meeting with the bank.

"There was no point having that meeting until we knew for sure where we were going to be, so we scheduled it for the day after the season ended.

"After that, we had a series of other meetings and now we are at least four months ahead of where we were last year in terms of working things out with the bank. Our relationship with them is a lot better this year. We have changed the protocol whereby Rangers executives are now dealing directly with the bank.

"Last year we were going through smet the Murray Group and that wasn't the healthiest way of doing things. Now we have a better understanding with the bank and they have a better understanding of us.

"The performance of the team overall last season has certainly eased the tension in the relationship."

Johnston also expressed his delight at Smith staying on for one more year - and spoke with as much enthusiasm about McCoist taking over.

The chairman thinks getting Smith to stay a little longer was vital for the sake of ensuring continuity at Ibrox.

He added: "Walter is a great coach and a great manager but his presence, in my opinion, is vital in where Rangers are overall.

"We went the extra mile to get him to stay, gave him a lot of time to think about it, and I think we did all the right things.

"Also getting Ally and Kenny tied up is good because we want the fans to know we are stable, we have a plan and we know what we are doing.

"It means the players who are at the club over the next year can't slack off because all being well, their next gaffers will be there watching them.

"And it means Ally and Kenny can go about their business without getting nervous or trying to impress.

"We know the strategy, we know Walter is leaving at the end of the year and we know he will never be far away with regards to his respect and his influence."

THE MUM of Britain's Got Talent sensation Chloe Hickinbottom has opened her heart about the rift that has torn her family apart.

Lucy Bray, 29, revealed that she has not seen her 10 year-old daughter for almost a year - and only found out she was on the smash hit show the day before it aired last Saturday.

Little Chloe stole the nation's hearts with a moving rendition of Dame Vera Lynn's wartime classic, White Cliffs Of Dover.

The Wolverhampton schoolgirl is now the bookies' favourite to win the ITV show and pocket pounds 100,000 prize money, with the chance to appear at the Royal Variety Performance.

Some pundits have compared Chloe's impact to that of last year's BGT sensation Susan Boyle.

But last night mum-of-four Lucy revealed that she has not had any contact with the Chloe or her three sisters since they chose to live with their father Andrew and his new partner last year.

The mum and dad were childhood sweethearts who first got together when Lucy was just 16, and had four girls together before they parted in 2007.

Lucy is currently considering legal action to gain formal access to her children.

"Things are very difficult between me and Chloe's father at the moment," she said. "I'm currently going through an extremely tough legal process to try to get access to my children.

"I've not seen or heard from them since last year when the children made the decision to live with their dad Andrew and his lover. I haven't spoken to Chloe or any of her sisters since then.

Desperate ''It has been very hard. I didn't even know she was on Britain's Got Talent until the day before, when I read about it in the newspapers."

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"Me and Andrew really did not part on the best of terms but I had the kids until last year, and Andrew used to see them at the weekends," she explained.

''At first the kids lived with me for a while in Chesterfield but then we moved back to Willenhall. They moved out to live with their father last year and now he has them all the time.

"I don't even know where they live. The only thing I can do to get close to Chloe is post messages on her Facebook fan group in the hope she gets to see them.'' She added: ''I had mixed emotions watching Chloe on TV with all of my family.

"On the one hand I was very proud, but on the other I was really sorry I did not know about it - and that I was not there to support her through it."

Support has come flooding in for talented Chloe, whose performance was watched by a record opening BGT audience of 12.2 million viewers.

Forces Sweetheart Dame Vera Lynn, 93, said: "It's great that a young girl wants to sing my songs. She sounded very mature, she had a good presence, and she looks good.

''More importantly than all of that, she sings in tune. She has got absolutely great potential."

"It is a big deal for us to host this," host committee member Kelly Lyng of Oak Lake said of the championships that end on Saturday.

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Each day, go-around winners will be declared following the 1 p.m. shows on Thursday and Friday, leading up to Saturday's finals at 1 p.m.

For the first time, junior high champions will be declared in Virden, with all the high school events plus ribbon roping and chute dogging. Go-arounds are a 9 a.m., each day, including Saturday's final.

Both rallied from the loss of tight opening games and endured stiff resistance late in their matches before fashioning hard-fought wins. Diwanji overcame Rahul Vyas 14-21 21-13 21-18, while Parikh beat a gallant Dhruv Agarwal 23-25 21-12 21-18 in riveting quarterfinal ties.

In another close tie that stretched into the decider, Samarth Gokhale overcame Paras Jain 15-21 21-18 21-16 to join Diwanji and Vyas in the last four.

Rajas Bhagwat, who upset Viraj Kuwale on Monday, continued his winning ways when he beat favourite Neerav Sthalekar 21-14 16-21 21-13 in an exciting midget boys' pre-quarterfinal.

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A CD, which features a virtual panomorphic tour of the church, has gone on sale at the abbey's shop and offers people the chance to visit the attraction without setting foot through the door.

It has been created by Martyn Elliott and photographer Robert Slade, who has used a panomorphic lens, which provides a cinematic view of the church, to capture the experience.

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Ranking Virginia Republicans dumped Jeff Frederick as chairman of the state GOP on Saturday, less than a year after he was elected leader, and in the process widened a rift between them and the rank- and-file conservatives who support him.

The 57-18 vote to overthrow Frederick came at the end of a six- hour meeting and gave his foes exactly the three-quarters margin needed for removal under party rules .

Frederick, a conservative state delegate from Prince William County, emerged from the closed-door meeting red-faced.

He privately huddled with supporters before reading a prepared statement to reporters, stressing that a procedural disagreement cost him the deciding vote.

"I'm sad for our party and for our grass roots," he said. "But I will not be deterred. I feel the course I've set for our party is the right one and whether I, or someone else, steps in to complete the task that we began last year, that remains to be seen."

Officials who orchestrated the coup plan to elect a replacement for Frederick at the annual state GOP convention in May.

But Frederick could engineer a floor fight at the event in an attempt to be returned to the throne and fulfill the three years left on the current chairman term.

Maneuvers to unseat Frederick were made public last month when he was presented with a petition calling for his removal. That document contained 10 charges that accused Frederick of mishandling party finances and tarnishing its reputation.

Since then, party officials, elected leaders and presumptive Republican gubernatorial nominee Bob McDonnell publicly endorsed the expulsion effort.

Those who wanted Frederick gone insist their opposition is about ability, not ideology.

"To me it was about job performance, plain and simple," said Lee Talley, a Republican activist from Portsmouth who did not have a vote in the process. "It's not about political issues at all. It's about the fact that we need effective leadership."

Del. John Cosgrove, R-Chesapeake, voted against Frederick on Saturday, saying the deposed chairman should have resigned to avoid further intraparty conflict.

Several party bosses who helped eject Frederick said any resentment will be erased in time for Republicans to come together to elect GOP candidates in November.

Some Frederick supporters said the fresh wounds won't heal that quickly, especially with the party still smarting from recent election defeats.

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In the 18th century, five water mills there generated mechanical power for the town and the new turbine will be built where the largest of those mills was located until demolition in the 1970s.

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But Deputy Chief Constable Neil Rhodes said the statistics did not give a true picture of crime fighting in the county and was out of date.

Mr Rhodes said: "Over the past two years we have been transforming this organisation into a modern, go-ahead police force.

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Through our very highprofile Operation Fusion, widely reported in the Grimsby Telegraph over the past year, we have seen significant reductions in the crimes that matter most to our communities."

Mr Rhodes highlighted the following, when comparing last year to the previous year: There have been 300 fewer burglaries.

Criminal damage has been reduced by more than six hundred offences.

There have been 157 fewer vehicles broken into.

Lincolnshire is the seventh safest place in the country for robbery and car crime.

Lincolnshire's neighbourhood policing teams spend almost 90 per cent of their time working on their home beats.

However, the deputy chief constable admitted the force's low rating for crime detection was "not good enough" and that to combat this there would be more targeting of prolific offenders.

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Leading up to the day itself, a musical theatre workshop will be held with West End professionals from the United Kingdom.

Children aged 8 to 18 will be exposed to the world of performing arts in the workshop.

Dance, drama and singing will be the focus as the facilitators strive to bring out the innate talent in every child.

The workshop will follow themes from films that feature high school life. Think Glee.

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Nineteen dormice have been discovered at Swan Wood during a mouse hunt sparked by concerns over the population's decline across the UK.

Graham Hart, a volunteer with Essex Wildlife Trust, said: "We are extremely lucky to have dormice in Stock and I want to be sure they continue to thrive."

Mr Hart, who lives in Stock, is one of a group of dedicated volunteers with the Essex and Suffolk Dormouse Project.

After finding the dormice he contacted the People's Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) and the wood is now included in the National Dormouse Monitoring Programme, a long-term project to collate data nationally.

Excited He said evidence of the nocturnal creatures first came to light after survey tubes were placed in Swan Wood, which were later replaced with boxes for long-term monitoring.

Mr Hart added: "We were very excited to discover a total of 19 dormice in the boxes this year, suggesting there is a good population in the wood."

The name dormice is derived from the French word dormir, 'to sleep', and they spend most of their lives up in the trees.

During the winter they hibernate on the ground, sheltering under leaves and roots.

Mr Hart said: "Unlike other mice, which produce cheap ed hardy many large broods that rarely live long, dormice generally have a single, small brood in the summer which can live for five years."

Unfortunately dormice populations have suffered a serious decline in the past 25 years.

Mr Hart said that owing to the decline, dormice are strictly protected by law and you need a special licence to disturb them.

"We have conducted surveys in other parts of the county with no success, so this is an important find for Essex.

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Healthy countryside Dormice are good indicators of a healthy countryside, added Mr Hart: "Conservation of this species has a positive effect on other flora and fauna and can even encourage the return of traditional woodland skills like coppicing which is already happening at Swan Wood."

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Fred Donaher, eager to chat with the dozen other passengers, sat four seats from the front, his seat cocked back and a green tote bag at his side.

Donaher, 32, is a bus aficionado; Thursday's ride was both a trial and a day of indulgence. Four new buses, including the one tested Thursday, will replace the 5-year-old buses currently in use on Jan. 4, the same day Valley Metro raises the fare to $4 from $3 on the Blacksburg-to-Roanoke route.

The bus upgrade has been long-awaited, contingent upon funding since Smart Way began service in 2004, said Carl Palmer, general manager of Greater Roanoke Transit, which operates Valley Metro. This investment is another step toward bringing the regions of Blacksburg, Christiansburg and Roanoke together and helping citizens cut costs and live "greener," he said.

"You can't build yourself out of congestion, you can manage it," he added.

Donaher pulled the white frame of a miniature bus -- a replica of a South Bend, Ind., Transpo bus, small enough to hold in one hand - - from his tote bag, an on-the-road toolkit.

He painted pencil-thin black lines along the model bus' roof. He rides the Smart Way about once a month and uses the time to work on his models, which he sells online.

The current Smart Ways' bumpy drive challenges his steady hand, he said. He never made a model of those buses.

"That's not what I or real bus enthusiasts would classify as a bus," he said. The four older Smart Ways, blue with bike racks attached to the rear, look similar to school buses. They'll be sold at public auction or kept as Valley Metro backups, Palmer said

The new white buses replacing them look like charter buses, with steep steps into the elevated cabin, overhead luggage racks, TV monitors and upholstered bucket seats.

Donaher intends to make a model of the new Smart Way, manufactured by Motor Coach Industries, confirmation that the new Smart Ways are "real" enough for bus enthusiasts.

And with price tags of $490,000 each, or about $2 million total, they had better be.

The new buses will seat 57 passengers, allowing 25 more people per ride than the older buses. Eventually, seats will have cup holders and access to electrical outlets, Palmer said.

Jim Grigsby, assistant city manager in Roanoke, predicted the additional space will fill up quickly.

Smart Way has increased ridership by 6.2 percent since July, with about 5,000 people riding each month. Some of these hourlong rides fill to capacity with businesspeople, shoppers and students.

"Once you leave Short Pump, the folks in Richmond don't think of us out here," said Bev Fitzpatrick, chairman of the Smart Way Advisory Committee. "When we work together out here, they take note."

He spoke to a small crowd in the Virginia Museum of Transportation parking lot with the bus as a backdrop. Fitzpatrick and Valley Metro, Virginia Tech and local officials repeated the conference on Virginia Tech's Drillfield Drive after riding the bus there.

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He said that paper and jute bags were quite costly and out of reach of the common man, who has been put to a lot of inconvenience by the ban on easy-to-carry and cheap plastic bags.

The Bench said: "Did you consider the hazardous effect of the largescale use of plastic bags to environment? It can play havoc." However, it agreed to consider the plea of All India Plastic Industries Association and posted the matter for detailed hearing in the month of April.

But before deferring hearing on the plea, Justice Verma had an advise for Delhiites: "Let everyone carry a bag to the market place like the good old times. I carry one everytime I go to the market."

Acting on a PIL filed by V K Jain and following certain directions from the Delhi HC, the Sheila Dikshit government had on January 7 last year issued a notification banning use of plastic bags in all market complexes and malls in the national capital. The HC had on July 15 last year dismissed the plastic industry association's petition replica breitling watches challenging the ban.

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