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This year (2018) Basingstoke Street Pastors celebrates its 10th year working in the town. The first team went out on patrol on Friday, 25th July 2008. We are holding a Service of Celebration on Friday, 6 July at 7.30pm, at the United Reformed Church, London Street,...

Extract from the Basingstoke Observer, written by Owen Hughes. Basingstoke volunteers were honoured by the High Sheriff of Hampshire last week at a community awards ceremony. Basingstoke Street Pastors were presented with the award in recognition of their contribution...

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This website uses cookies to improve your experience while you navigate through the website. Out ofthe bankrupt Defendant, Eufaula Enterprises, for which Nesbitt is trustee.
In 1971 the Bank was appointed trustee under a bond indenture between it and the McIntosh County Industrial Development Authority. The Bank brings this action on behalf of the holders of these bonds, twenty in number, of a value of $5,000.00 each, maturing January 1, 1981, to determine whether $59,938.91 and interest held by the Bank in a sinking fund, for the eventual retirement of those bonds constitutes an asset of the Defendant trustee in bankruptcy. The source of the fund accumulating for the eventual retirement of the bonds was a lease of realty in McIntosh county executed by the McIntosh County Industrial Development Authority, and given to Bearcat Concrete Products. This lease to Bearcat was guaranteed by Eufaula