Woodfield School's Hawthorn site, in Coventry, was closed on Wednesday because it had no heating.
Celtic Football Club's Ronnie Hawthorn said the timescale had been too short to allow consultation with fans.
Other cultures throughout history have used animal bone, horns, shells, steel and even the thorns of hawthorn bushes.
The bay sits at the base of a gorse and hawthorn-laden cliff valley, with a half-moon of white sand looking out over the water.
The company should have removed the meter from a house across the road, and Mr Hawthorn, who is disabled, was left without gas for five days.
Christopher Ayre, 27, of Hawthorn Road, Exeter, admitted wounding Jody Richards when he threw a half pint glass at her in an argument over her boyfriend.
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Peers-Holland, 26, of Hawthorn Road, Bolton, also admitted witness intimidation and was sentenced to 12 months in prison, suspended for two years at an earlier hearing.
Joss Bland-Hawthorn, an astrophysicist at the University of Sydney, New South Wales, is counting on a new scanner, called HERMES to give his research a boost.
C. decorator Barbara Hawthorn transformed mauve-colored tiles around the indoor pool with glazed drywall stenciled to resemble sandstone and put twinkle lights and fish netting on the ceiling.
The version found in a house in Hawthorn Street in west Belfast is an older model with a wooden stock instead of the metal tube in later versions.
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And in another example revealed by the BBC, John Hawthorn, from Blackpool, said the workmen took away the meter when he was away, even though he told them not to.
You turned off a quiet narrow lane onto an indistinct track that crossed a field, and stopped at the edge of an ancient pollarded wood, and there, half hidden by a tangle of hawthorn bushes, was a small white picket gate.
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