The Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce has announced the finalists for its upcoming Business Excellence Awards. The finalists will be announced on October 27. The winners will be announced on November 6. Entrepreneurial excellence: Tove Besseling by Begbie Kids Stacy Batchelor, Allie Bruni and Kristin Olsen from Fable Book Parlor Sara …
Read More »Week of October 11, 2021
College of Charleston “In the News” is a weekly summary of news articles featuring faculty, staff, students or alumni of the College. Recent media coverage of the College includes: Harmful algae discovered at Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument The Hawaii Tribune Herald reports that researchers from the College of Charleston have …
Read More »Opinion of the Chairman of Murray Shire Cr. David Boulon | Mandurah Courier
Cr. David Bolt, Murray County President. Photo: Supplied. The increase in intrastate visitors to small regional cities caused by interstate and international border controls has seen many of these cities scramble to try and meet the growing demand for visitor services. Murray’s towns have resisted this trend well, as Western …
Read More »Denial of major Poole development | Real estate news from the South West
Plans for a major mixed-use development in Poole – comprising a hotel and hundreds of apartments – were turned down despite being recommended for approval. MHA Burleigh Poole is behind the request, which relates to the existing Thistle Hotel site and adjacent land on the town’s historic wharf. Aligné is …
Read More »Reflection on the general elections |
Sarah Maltby and her father David Cretney Print and digital download photos available Well, the excitement of the Isle of Man 2021 General Election has now translated into 24 MHK taking their seats and getting down to hard work over the next five years. Many issues were highlighted during the …
Read More »Name the 2022 College Readings! Delivered
The campus community is invited to name book titles like the College Reads book for 2022. The College reads! is the College of Charleston’s campus-wide after-school common reading program designed to connect students, faculty and staff around a single book to promote the idea that liberal educated people read widely …
Read More »Week of October 4, 2021
College of Charleston “In the News” is a weekly summary of news articles featuring faculty, staff, students or alumni of the College. Recent media coverage of the College includes: Jill Biden wears bracelet made by designer from South Carolina The Associated Press reports that a former CofC Natalie Holst ’01 …
Read More »Let’s put the Fritz on! – News from downtown San Diego
During San Diego’s booming days of the 1880s, many people came to our beautiful city. The unbeatable weather and unlimited tourism have provided plenty of opportunities for enterprising businessmen to pursue their fortunes. Therefore, the influx of entrepreneurs has put a premium on real estate. Places were needed to house …
Read More »CoC honors maintenance staff for National Maintenance Employee Appreciation Day
Charleston College President Andrew T. Hsu shared the following message with the campus community regarding the National On-call Worker Appreciation Day, which takes place on October 2, 2021, to honor the vital role of on-call staff of the College: Dear campus community: If the whole college is a stage – …
Read More »Your morning Covid briefing as research finds it safe to have flu and covid vaccines at the same time
Here are the morning’s coronavirus headlines for Friday, October 1, as new research has revealed that it’s safe for people to get their coronavirus and flu shots at the same time. A clinical trial found that the reported side effects were mostly mild to moderate, and that there was also …
Read More »Devon’s family attraction, Stuart Line Cruises, rises to new heights after tragic year
One of Devon’s best-known tourist attractions has emerged from a global pandemic and family tragedy to win a prestigious travel industry award. Stuart Line Cruises was named the UK’s best passenger boat company at a recent national awards ceremony in Birmingham. The victory came after the family business, which runs …
Read More »Haulier gives colorful heavyweight makeover to attract more visitors to Stoke-on-Trent
A transport company in Stoke-on-Trent has given a makeover to two of its trucks, in an effort to attract more visitors to the city. Hanley-based Danny W Poole and Sons has paid for a new livery on two of his trucks showcasing some of the Potteries’ most popular tourist attractions …
Read More »Eye-catching trucks promoting all things Stoke-on-Trent hit the road to lure tourists here
Truckers promote Stoke-on-Trent’s cultural and heritage sites to potential tourists as they travel through Europe. Hanley-based transporter Danny W Poole and Sons is now advertising a Visit Stoke campaign on two of its articulated trucks. The eye-catching livery was funded by the company, which wanted to help reach a new …
Read More »Historic Hampshire Estate which was used for evacuees during World War II is on the market for the first time in 70 years
The Wilverley Estate is approximately 234 acres in total and contains three lots. Wilverley Estate is on the market for the first time in almost three quarters of a century – but will cost you £ 8.65million. The estate also has ties to royalty and lies between Southampton and Poole. …
Read More »Birchfield wins double in Midlands relay – weekly review
Sutton Park and Milton Keynes host major national roadhouse events as young athletic talent compete at SIAB schools in Derby. It was a busy weekend with lots of action mainly on the roads, but also on the track and in the countryside. For Great Manchester Run news, CLICK HERE BMW …
Read More »“We don’t need to have an international vacation”
The greatest credit to Boris Johnson for a very strong speech on the climate at the United Nations speaking of the need for humanity to grow and take responsibility for our planet. Our adolescent immaturity not making the hard decisions to reign in the wanton destruction of the climate. By …
Read More »Here East and LLDC’s Good Growth Hub launch Industry Insights program to help young people start a career in the gaming industry
Continuing education news The FE News Channel gives you the latest education news and updates on emerging education strategies and # The future of education and the #AvenirduTravail. Providing reliable and positive continuing education news and perspectives since 2003, we are a digital news channel with a mix of written …
Read More »Burnham-On-Sea among five UK’s most ‘coach-friendly’ destinations
Burnham-On-Sea was named this week as one of the UK’s top five ‘most coach-friendly’ travel destinations at a national awards ceremony. The city was a finalist for the award at the British Coach Tourism Awards 2020/21, which took place on Wednesday evening (September 22) in Birmingham. Burnham-On-Sea was a finalist …
Read More »Take a car-free trip through Europe to ease your environmental awareness and improve your mood
There is something very satisfying about reaching a destination on your own. Getting from point A to point B just through fitness and excitement can often be as rewarding as spending time where you want to reach. According to RAC estimates, 25% of the UK population does not have a …
Read More »British crowds on beaches suggest COVID doesn’t catch the sand so well
But is a crowded beach a COVID-19 super-spreader hotspot? “No, SARS-CoV-2 does not spread well outdoors, especially where it is sunny and windy,” said Professor Mark Woolhouse, government science adviser and epidemiologist at the University. of Edinburgh.. “There has never been an epidemic linked to the presence of people on …
Read More »The BCP Council consultation on the waterfront hits the streets
The BCP board said it had been “inundated” with suggestions for its draft waterfront strategy. As part of their public consultation, council staff visited Mudeford Quay in Christchurch and Poole Quay on consecutive days on Tuesday September 14th and Wednesday September 15th. People are encouraged to suggest ways to improve …
Read More »REVIEW: Bournemouth Air Festival – Airshow dates, news and reviews for UK & Europe
Bournemouth Aerial Festival The return of the Bournemouth Air Festival was another important moment for the UK air show community. It was the first major seaside airshow to return to full form, attracting 800,000 spectators over four days. As such, it has enjoyed superb support from the British Armed Forces …
Read More »Fort Worth Zoo to release Texas horned lizards into the wild
Since Fort Worth Zoo started raising Texas horned lizards – also known as the horned frogs – in 2001, the team of ectotherms, or cold-blooded animals, tried to fight against the decline in the number of the species. On Thursday morning, Fort Worth Zoo ectotherm curator Diane Barber and her …
Read More »West Monroe Goes Forward on Indoor Sports Complex | Local / state titles
Using a contractor screening process without public tender advertising, West Monroe last week selected Lincoln Builders of Ruston to build an indoor sports complex costing more than $ 18 million, officials said. city. West Monroe Mayor Staci Mitchell and local architect Tim Brandon, who is responsible for the design of …
Read More »Why big city airports are prime candidates for “asset recycling”
Transportation expert Bob Poole recently posted a report showing big cities how they could unlock billions of dollars in capital spending. Poole, which has a long history of providing innovative approaches for highways and airports, has evaluated 31 major US airports. Its findings revealed that those 31 alone could generate …
Read More »Banff is normally crazy about people. Now is the time to go.
A a few miles north of the Trans-Canada Highway, near the tiny hamlet of Field, British Columbia, is a blue-green lake aptly dubbed emerald, and a lodge that borrows the name. The cottage occupies such a small portion of land in Yoho National Park that there is no space for …
Read More »City of Banff Investigates Immunization Passport for Municipal Facilities and Discretionary Services
“We are getting to the point where the freedoms of the many are being compromised by the few,” said Coun. Peter Poole said, referring to those who are reluctant to get vaccinated or refuse to be vaccinated. BANFF – The Town of Banff is investigating a COVID-19 vaccine passport for …
Read More »Brittany Ferries and CMA CGM enter into partnership to combine passenger and freight transport
Brittany Ferries and the CMA CGM Group, world leader in maritime transport and logistics, have announced that CMA CGM has committed to invest 25 million euros in the largest shipping company operating under the French flag, including 10 million euros. euros in quasi-equity. Through this agreement, CMA CGM wishes to …
Read More »Train journeys between Southampton and Bournemouth will be disrupted in November as improvements are made
Network Rail has announced that track and signal upgrades will take place between Southampton and Bournemouth in November. The railway will be closed from Monday November 1 to Friday November 5 so that improvements can be made that will provide better routes, more reliable services and resistance to extreme weather …
Read More »Ted Lasso’s hangout near London sees US fans ease the pain of tourism – Article
(Bloomberg) – Dan Creek keeps hearing the same question from new customers with odd overtones passing by The Prince’s Head in southwest London: is this the Ted Lasso pub? Yes, this is where Jason Sudeikis’ character drowns his football and family sorrows, and Creek welcomes curiosity. He is the general …
Read More »US cities could turn billions invested in airports into cash for other projects for the first time
City of Los Angeles could get up to $ 17.9 billion in long-term lease from Los Angeles … [+] international airport (view here) to an airport management company. That’s according to a new study from The Reason Foundation. After paying off the airport’s bond debt, the city could withdraw about …
Read More »Condor reschedules high-speed departures due to staff shortage
Condor has been forced to reschedule some of its ferries due to crew shortages and staff recruitment issues. High-speed navigation will be affected until September 13. Customers have been advised that “tee times have been changed to avoid cancellation of services.” The company says the decision is based on “the …
Read More »Otley nominated for the best tourism award
OTLEY is launching a campaign to attract visitors for this year while waiting to see if it has won a prestigious national tourism award. The city is a finalist in the Best Coach Friendly Destination category at the British Coach Tourism Awards on 22 September. Designed to coincide with the …
Read More »Train travelers urged to plan ahead as Network Rail closes New Forest and Christchurch lines for five days for ‘critical’ maintenance
An OCCUPIED stretch of railroad through the New Forest will close for five days in November as engineers perform major maintenance. Network Rail said that closing the line between Southampton and Bournemouth from Monday 1 to Friday 5 November would allow it to make a series of long-term improvements to …
Read More »Tourism association “caught off guard” by US travel advisory for Canada – Terrace Standard
Canada’s tourism and hotel associations say they have been caught off guard and disappointed by the US government’s decision to step up its travel advisory for Canada. The US State Department on Monday urged Americans to “reconsider” travel to Canada by setting the travel advisory at level 3, after just …
Read More »Poole Fireworks Final TONIGHT at the Quay
The sixth and final Poole fireworks show of the summer will see the night sky ablaze with color during the free event. The fireworks are part of the CityFibre Spectacular, the entertainment starts at 7 p.m. and continues until 10 p.m., with the fireworks providing a dramatic end to the …
Read More »UM retains Tourism Australia global media account
Tourism Australia has renamed UM to manage its global advertising space buying services in 15 key markets, including Australia. The appointment is for a five-year period from September 2021, structured as an initial three-year contract period with options for two further one-year extensions. UM was first appointed to manage Tourism …
Read More »UPDATE: Liberal Carman Kerr elected in Annapolis
THE STORY CONTINUES WITH THESE SALTWIRE VIDEOS MIDDLETON, NS – Carman Kerr was also close in his previous job to being a non-elected MLA.Now he has taken the next step.The Liberal candidate was elected on August 17 in Annapolis, defeating Progressive Conservative candidate Jennifer Ehrenfeld-Poole by 1,478 votes.Kerr worked as …
Read More »The Herd: New hires, promotions & departures for 24.24.21
Email submissions to [email protected] departures Ryann lofchie, program director for the Capital Region VA SBDC, leaves August 20. Kiva duff, formerly of BizWorks, will become Program Director effective August 23 Immovable Kate R. Hosko is Vice President of the Commercial Office Brokerage Group with Cushman and Wakefield | Thalhimer. She …
Read More »Vancouver Olympic cauldron re-lit to honor start of Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games
The Vancouver Olympic cauldron will be relighted to mark the start of the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. Symbolic lighting will take place on Tuesday and the Cauldron will be lit from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. A special ceremony will be held to honor the start of the Tokyo 2020 …
Read More »Castlewellan’s Hillyard House appoints Will Brown as chef
One of Northern Ireland’s most renowned chefs has been appointed to run the restaurant of a charming new guest house in Castlewellan. Will Brown, who worked under Marco Pierre White and Gordon Ramsey in London and as a chef at The Old Schoolhouse family-run restaurant in Comber, previously held the …
Read More »Fake Australian tourism ad mocks border closures, life in lockdown
The COVID pandemic has been tough on all industries, but none more so than Australian tourism. Closed borders, mandatory hotel quarantines, and inflated flight prices have made entry into the country nearly impossible – unless, of course, you’re a top celebrity. And while the harshness of these measures helped Australia …
Read More »Lack of transatlantic: answer to questions from the BCP Council’s tourism manager
A head of CIVIC for tourism and recreation tried to explain the decision not to rent deckchairs or sun loungers at Bournemouth and Poole beaches this summer. As first reported in the Daily Echo, beachfront rental furniture will remain absent during this peak season. Former PCO Council chief and Liberal …
Read More »Christchurch Food Festival returns after forced cancellation of Covid last year
CHRISTCHURCH Food Festival will return for the August bank holiday weekend with hopes of being better than ever after the pandemic forced its cancellation last year. The event normally takes place in May and has been postponed due to the coronavirus – but organizers have said not moving forward in …
Read More »Will Brown of Great British Menu appointed chef at new Co Down restaurant
Will Brown, Chef, Hillyard House; Seamus Devlin, Owner, Hillyard House; John McGrillen, Managing Director, Tourism NI and Marty O’Higgins, Owner, Hillyard House Michelin-starred and multi-award-winning chef Will Brown has been appointed Chef de Cuisine at Co Down’s newest luxury accommodation facility. Celebrated culinary pro Will Brown will run the kitchen …
Read More »‘This is our best shot for travel’: Tourism Australia launches vaccination campaign
Tourism Australia has unveiled a new campaign to encourage Australians to support the travel industry by getting vaccinated against COVID-19 and being ready to go as soon as restrictions ease. The campaign, titled ‘This is our best shot at traveling’, was launched late last week with a toolbox which offers …
Read More »Spears Business Faculty, staff honored for their teaching, research and exceptional service
Tuesday August 17, 2021 Media Contact: Terry Tush | Director, Marketing and Communications | 405-744-2703 | [email protected] Several faculty and staff at Oklahoma State University’s Spears School of Business have been recognized by Dean Ken Eastman for their outstanding teaching, research and service during the 2020-21 academic year at the …
Read More »Travel: turquoise waters, golden beaches and lazy life in Antigua
Johnny Green tastes paradise through turquoise Caribbean waters, golden beaches and lazy life âAntigua is beautiful. Antigua is too beautiful, âwrote novelist Jamaica Kincaid in her 1988 essay, A Small Place. And it does, as my already very high expectations are quickly exceeded by the stunning natural beauty that is …
Read More »Christine Poole’s Top Picks: August 12, 2021
Christine Poole, CEO and Managing Director of GlobeInvest Capital Management FOCUS: North American large-cap stocks MARKET OUTLOOK: The health concerns surrounding the Delta variant of the coronavirus are offset by higher-than-expected corporate profits and positive earnings revisions. While the increase in the number of cases is worrying, there is a …
Read More »Documentary ‘Blennerhassetts’ Set to Debut | News, Sports, Jobs
Photo provided Ray Swick, historian emeritus at Blennerhassett Island Historical State Park, prepares for an interview at the Oakland Mansion in Parkersburg during the production of the documentary “The Blennerhassetts”. PARKERSBURG – Blennerhassett Island is part of the fabric of the Mid-Ohio Valley, but residents of West Virginia and beyond …
Read More »Treasured Island: ‘Blennerhassetts’ documentary debuting at end of August | News, Sports, Jobs
The title card for âThe Blennerhassettsâ features the rebuilt mansion on Blennerhassett Island. The production will debut on West Virginia Public Broadcasting on Monday, Aug. 30, with a local premiere two days earlier at the Smoot Theater. (Photo Provided) Vienna resident Wesley Poole, the principal videographer and editor for âThe …
Read More »BCP Council proposes waterfront strategy to create ‘world class’ coastline between Christchurch and Poole
The BCP Council unveiled proposals to transform the waterfront between Christchurch and Poole into a “world class” coastline. It launched a consultation on a draft seafront strategy setting priorities for investment and improvement over 20 years, as well as a series of projects for certain territories. Among them is a …
Read More »Bournemouth summer fireworks return on Friday
The iconic weekly fireworks are confirmed to return to Bournemouth Pier tomorrow evening for the first time this summer. Last year, the fireworks were canceled due to the pandemic, but the PCO board confirmed to the Echo that they are currently scheduled to unfold tomorrow as scheduled. As part of …
Read More »Winter on Rottnest Island | Perth Urban List
There is something special about traveling during the winter. Being greeted by the fresh and energizing air each morning, walking the coastal and forest paths hearing only the crunch of leaves under your feet, strolling along the beach with no other soul in sight and, of course, you. relax by …
Read More »Retailers Expect Increase in Tourist Relaxation from Covid
On August 2, the first passengers began arriving in the UK after the rules changed to allow fully vaccinated people in the US and the European Union to avoid quarantine. The change, which came at 4 a.m., affects those arriving from countries on the UK’s orange list – with the …
Read More »Alan Wilson, last seen in Poole, missing
A “VERY upset” man has been missing for several days and officers are “increasingly concerned” for his well-being. Alan Wilson, who is 60, was reported missing just after 11:00 a.m. on July 31. The last confirmed sighting of him was at Ringwood Road, Poole, around 4:30 p.m. on July 30. …
Read More »Tourists invited to use app showing crowds levels at Sussex beaches
SUNSEEKERS are encouraged to download an app before heading to the beach to prevent beauty spots from becoming overcrowded. The free Beach Check UK app shows beach goers which areas are most crowded in real time to help them meet social distancing guidelines. The National Academy of Coastal Tourism encourages …
Read More »Bournemouth and Poole summer fireworks: everything you need to know
THE spectacular weekly fireworks display across the city kicks off tonight at Poole Quay. Called in last year due to the pandemic, the free and popular nightly events are expected to draw large crowds. Two minutes of bright green fireworks will mark the start of the entertainment in Poole, which …
Read More »The BCP Council begins installing electric barbecues by the sea
BCP COUNCIL has installed even more seaside layouts by unveiling its new electric barbecues along Bournemouth and Poole seafront. Thirty free barbecues are to be set up at locations along the waterfront, including Fisherman’s Walk, Branksome China and near Bournemouth Pier. It is hoped that stationary electric barbecues will help …
Read More »Vancouver’s Olympic cauldron to be relit on Friday to honor Canada at Tokyo 2020
As the Tokyo 2020 Olympics begin, Vancouver will do something special to honor the Canadian athletes who will compete for gold. On July 23 at 6 p.m., a symbolic lighting of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic cauldron will be held in honor of Team Canada participating in the Tokyo 2020 and …
Read More »Renovated historic hotel put up for sale for £ 695,000
The Lion Hotel in Llandinam, Powys The Lion Hotel in Llandinam, Powys, near the former home of 19th century industrialist David Davies, was purchased over two years ago. It had previously been run as a successful restaurant and bar along the main A470 in the small village, drawing locals and …
Read More »Cheeky resident furious at illegal parking during hot weekend
A BRANKSOME resident said council had “failed them” and claimed the closure of Sandbanks Road at the weekend pushed the problem to Canford Cliffs. The Lakeside Road resident, who asked to remain anonymous, said the cars were blocking the roads and being parked on yellow doubles, adding that it was …
Read More »Weekend summary – July 18, 2021
1. Bill Poole appointed state finance director Gov. Kay Ivey has appointed State Representative Bill Poole as the state’s next chief financial officer, his office announced early Friday morning. (Although Todd is sort of announced the news the night before) The appointment is effective August 1. Last month, current CFO …
Read More »Tuscaloosa Man Missing + A Heartwarming Animal Shelter Story
Hello, neighbors! Let’s start this weekend by bringing you all up to date with everything you need to know this Saturday morning. In today Daily, we have these stories and more … Another local decision-maker leaving the legislature. An update on responding to flood damage in Northport. A long history …
Read More »Chamber accepting applications for the 2021-22 Leadership class
HINESVILLE, GA – The Liberty County Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce that nominations are now being accepted for the 2021 – 2022 Class of Leadership Liberty. Leadership Liberty is entering its 18th year of the established leadership program for Liberty County. Course participants participate in an intensive 9-month …
Read More »Advanced plans for the major remodel of the Poole Museum
DETAILS of the Poole Museum Renovation and Improvement Plan have been filed with local planners. The project involves changes to the internal layout to create new gallery spaces and a learning center, new windows, better roof insulation and a larger elevator. The details of the proposals for the Grade 1 …
Read More »The tough British Open course in Kent is made for underdogs and outliers
Sandwich fell out of favor for a variety of reasons after 1949, including its accessibility and lack of tourist infrastructure as well as players’ concerns about the number of blind tee shots, “unfair” rebounds, and bumps and bumps on the fairways. Tinkering on the course and several new starting positions …
Read More »Crowd-free tourism: 5 apps to help you find deserted beaches this summer
As temperatures begin to rise and Europe’s hot summer reaches new highs, many of us are looking to get out after a long year of confinement and avoid exits. However, with the risk of persistent infection, we would like to avoid crowds and close contact with others. A whole range …
Read More »New members appointed to Sport NZ Board of Directors
Five new members were appointed to the Board of Directors of Sport and Recreation New Zealand (Sport NZ), Duane Kale, Karen Vercoe, Rakesh Naidoo, Robyn Cockburn and Suri Bartlett were each appointed for a three-year term. An agency statement said “their diverse backgrounds and experience should bring new ideas and …
Read More »Powys farm which could be the ideal tourist project
A POWYS farm located on the edge of two rivers is on the market and is touted as an ideal tourism project. Aberbidno Farm, near Llangurig, is on the market for almost £ 600,000, with agents saying it offers opportunities for lifestyle change and diversification. Situated along the banks of …
Read More »Travel, tourism and hospitality Emerald Collection announces new openings in 2022
The Emerald Collection, an Italian group with over 40 years of experience managing 5-star properties in the Indian Ocean, Caribbean and East Africa, has announced the arrival of a new property in northeastern Zanzibar, Tanzania, by June 2022. Founded in 2013 and owned by the Scarapicchia family, the Emerald collection …
Read More »Carl: Democrats’ infrastructure deal bad for Alabama – Yellowhammer News
Some students at the University of Northern Alabama are demanding that UNA Student Government Association president Jake Statom resign from his post for an Instagram post that included a t-shirt with a bow. in the sky who said, “Born this way?” You have to be born again. A Change.org petition …
Read More »7 Things: Democrats Use July 4th To Attack America, Judge Dismisses Swalwell’s Motion To Win Lawsuit Against Brooks, More Lawmakers Are Challenging Prion Plans And More … – Yellowhammer News
Army Vice Chief of Staff Gen. Joseph Martin recently spoke with executives and experts from several industry commands and partners to learn more about readiness and preparedness initiatives. modernization underway at Redstone Arsenal. Martin said being able to meet people first-hand, see and touch things first-hand, is incredibly valuable in …
Read More »Letters June 3: Denounce vandalism; heat damage to our marine environment
The mayor, the council must speak The vandalism and violence perpetrated by radical protesters against historic artifacts in Victoria must end now. First, the mayor and council removed the statue of Sir John A. Macdonald, creating an authorization structure for more radical elements to increase the stake. Next, we saw …
Read More »Firms receive over £ 20million in ‘restart’ funding
HARD-HIT retail and hospitality businesses in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole have received more than £ 20million to help reopen as lockdown restrictions are relaxed, new figures show. Funding for the government’s £ 5bn restart program has been welcomed by board leaders who have urged companies to act quickly to get …
Read More »Charles Gauthier looks back on 29 years of building the downtown Vancouver ZAC
Charles Gauthier remembers a feeling of enthusiasm for what downtown Vancouver could and will become when he first arrived in the city in 1992. At the time, Vancouver was still enjoying the afterglow of its highly successful role in hosting the World’s Fair six years earlier. This city is committed …
Read More »We deserve a leader who can plan for the future, not a buffoon who couldn’t run a bath let alone the country.
This government really has no idea. Looks like he’s going from one crisis to the next. Good planning is the key to success. © REUTERS Boris Johnson Until the NHS takes control of the deployment of the Covid-19 vaccination, Matt hancockthe lack of planning and foresight has caused the needless …
Read More »Banff mask rule vote postponed to special Wednesday meeting
Breadcrumb Links Local News Mayor Karen Sorensen said the province’s move to Stage 3 ‘too quickly’ put municipalities in a difficult position Author of the article: Olivia condon Banff Avenue was photographed on Tuesday, April 20, 2021. Downtown Banff has a mandatory indoor and outdoor mask bylaw. Photo by Gavin …
Read More »Epuron wind farm proposal divides Stanley residents in protest and support
Robert Smith is more comfortable cultivating his property on the edge of Stanley, northwest Tasmania, than protesting. Key points: Wind farm to be built four kilometers from historic Stanley Township About 50 megawatts of electricity will be transported via an underground cable to the existing Port Latta substation But locals …
Read More »No parking complaints recorded during busiest BCP weekends
EX-COUNCIL Vikki Slade spoke out against BCP’s management of parking and tourism during the city’s busiest weekends. After a weekend of parking chaos with over 800 tickets issued in Bournemouth and 0.1% usage in the new Park and Ride, Cllr Vikki Slade condemned the management of the council. Despite the …
Read More »‘Day of action’ for the UK travel industry
British travelers are being unfairly denied the summer getaway they deserve. This is the message of Brittany ferry because the company supports ABTA’s ‘Day of Action’ alongside other travel industry players, including Aberdeen International Airport unand the Royal Aeronautical Society. They are calling on the UK government to clarify its …
Read More »Pinellas County hotels scramble to keep up with tourism
CLEARWATER, Fla .– Whether it’s catching waves in the warm water, cruising the coast, or just taking off their masks in public, people everywhere are heading to the county’s white sand beaches. by Pinellas. âWe saw a resurgence of return travel to our communities in mid-spring, really around mid-March, where …
Read More »10 heartwarming WA road trips to face this winter
If you live in Western Australia, chances are you’ve taken a road trip or ten in your life. As the cold days seem to have no end in sight (okay, we know it’s really only a few months in Perth), the idea of ââhopping in the car and getting out …
Read More »06/17/2021 | Who plays when and where – June 18, 2021
Community center committee wants to guide the Berlin process BERLIN – Elected officials agreed this week to create a committee to focus on planning a community center. Berlin’s city council voted 5-0 on Monday to create the Community Center Development Committee (CCDC) to focus on planning for a facility. The …
Read More »“It is only human to feel the need to provide help in any way possible” – 30 quotes from the fight against COVID-19 in India
Launched in 2014, HistoryCocks is a weekly column of YourStory, with notable quotes in our articles from last week. This special series of compilations focuses on India’s fight against COVID-19 (see last week’s post here). Share these quotes and excerpts with your networks, and come back to the original articles …
Read More »WA Boola Bardip Museum brings Perth city center to life
The project created nearly 6,000 square meters of galleries and a new public space at its center, and opened up new avenues for people to navigate through the block, enhancing the fine nature of the city. âThere are alleys and corridors that people who know the cities well use to …
Read More »“The whole town was buzzing”
Filming for the new Indiana Jones movie may now be over in Borders. © Credits: (c) Neil Renton Harrison Ford is pictured filming outside the Leaderfoot Viaduct with former Harry Potter star Toby Jones. But the Hollywood juggernaut has left a lasting impression on the region. The famous Harrison Ford …
Read More »BCP Council Beach Checking App: Was It Successful?
Earlier this year, the BCP council was awarded £ 40,000 to further develop its beach checking app. The Beach Check app, developed by the council, launched in 2020, the month after civic leaders declared a major incident after huge crowds marched on the resort’s beaches. And now the app is …
Read More »Launch of a new strategic consulting and support firm for travel, tourism and leisure businesses in Northern Ireland
According to Irish news, a new strategic consultancy and support firm for travel, tourism and leisure businesses was started in Northern Ireland by Diane Poole, a seasoned figure in travel and tourism. The goal of this new consulting firm is to provide strategic advice and support to the industry as …
Read More »Council aims to help tourism businesses regain their full strength as industry recovers from pandemic impact
A new consulting firm has been set up to help tourism businesses in Northern Ireland recover from the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. DP Consultancy is the brainchild of industry mainstay Diane Poole OBE and will provide strategic advice and support to players in the tourism, travel and leisure industry, …
Read More »10/06/2021 | Who plays, when and where – June 11, 2021
Fly with GEICO skytypers over Ocean City OCEAN CITY – For the first time in my years as a journalist, I had the opportunity this week to join the GEICO Skytypers on a close formation flight over Ocean City. On Thursday, as The Dispatch staff wrapped up this week’s issue …
Read More »Travel and tourism expert opens new agency
ONE of Ireland’s most experienced travel and tourism figures, Diane Poole, has launched her own consultancy to provide strategic advice and support to the industry as the Covid-19 recovery process begins to start. DP Consultancy offers a range of services to companies working in the tourism, travel and leisure industry, …
Read More »Carrickfergus travel and tourism expert opens new agency
Diane Poole MBE, one of the country’s most seasoned travel and tourism figures, launched DP Consultancy earlier this year. The company offers a wide range of services to businesses working in the tourism, travel and leisure industry, including strategy development, networking and lobbying, individual and team mentoring, and crisis management. …
Read More »Letters: Why restrict travel when data shows vaccines work against variants?
MONSIEUR – The house we bought six months ago had a plastic lawn (Letters, June 8). While appreciating the practical benefits, we learned that this is a disaster for wildlife and also cannot be recycled. We have therefore removed ours and replaced it with a âtapestry lawnâ. This is formed …
Read More »World Oceans Day: Photos Celebrate Poole Bay
IT’S World Oceans Day and to celebrate we took a look at some of the awesome photos of Poole Bay from our Camera Club. Across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole, we are fortunate to enjoy seven miles of beautiful sandy beaches and an epic coastline that is home to the second …
Read More »Sber won 488 billion rubles for 5M 2021 (RAS)
Sberbank (SBER) 07-Jun-2021 / 10:00 MSKDissemination of a regulatory announcement containing inside information in accordance with REGULATION (EU) No. 596/2014 (MAR), transmitted by the EQS group.The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this advertisement. Sberbank publishes financial highlights for the 5 months of 2021 (under RAS, unbound) The …
Read More »UK registers 6,238 new COVID-19 cases, highest since March
The UK has the highest daily infections since March (Photo: EFE) Increase in COVID-19 cases in the UK, Although half of all adults have received both doses of the vaccinehandjob The de-escalation planned from June 21 threatens and penalizes the critical tourism sector. delta version of the coronavirus, first detected …
Read More »Mazars opens office in Newcastle, its 16th in the UK
Mazars professional services firm has opened a new office in Newcastle-upon-Tyne. This is the midsize company’s 16th presence in the UK. Founded in Europe, Mazars is present in more than 90 countries and territories, with a global network of 40,400 professionals now dedicated to helping clients make the most of …
Read More »Flaming June heats up to 80F | Weather | New
The hottest place was Myerscough, Lancs. His 78.6F (25.9C) broke the Bank Holiday Monday record of 77.1F in Kinlochewe, north-west Scotland. Bookies have reduced the odds of breaking “Flaming June” records. Forecasters say that although parts of southern England today may rise to 84F (29C) – warmer than much of …
Read More »IN PICTURES: Beachgoers bask in the sun on the hottest day of the year yet
Thousands of people flocked to the beach on what was the hottest day of the year so far. Bathers took advantage of the sunny weather with queues for ice cream and others braving the sea for a dip on Bank Holiday Monday. Local forecaster Bournemouth & Poole Weather said temperatures …
Read More »Five-day excursions to the Vancouver Coast and Fraser regions
Breadcrumb Links Trip New Local travel Local News Looking for a place to go while the travel restrictions are still in place? Here are a few places to consider in Metro Vancouver, the Fraser Valley and (a bit) beyond. Author of the article: Cheryl Chan White Pine Beach viewed from …
Read More »AIRSHOW NEWS: Land, Air, Sea and Stem at the Bournemouth Air Festival | Airshow dates, news and notices for UK and Europe
This year’s highly anticipated Bournemouth Air Festival is set to engage with a new audience as confirmation of a new STEM space, sponsored by Atlas Elektronik UK (AEUK), takes to the Overcliff East. STEM is a learning and development approach that integrates the fields and challenges of science, technology, engineering, …
Read More »Low cost events and activities in Dorset this semester
Wondering how you are going to entertain the kids this semester? Well look no further as we’ve rounded up some of the best business in Dorset. With the country coming out of isolation, we can finally start to come out – hopefully meaning the kids won’t be so bored this …
Read More »Civil rights pioneer Anne Moody featured on the Mississippi Writers Trail
Civil rights pioneer Anne Moody is now featured on the Mississippi Writers Trail (MWT) in Centerville. Her story is shared on an official marker on West Park Street North in the Louis Gaulden and Riquita Jackson Family Memorial Park, opposite the Kevin Poole Van Cleave Library. Moody, who wrote Coming …
Read More »Bournemouth braces for influx of bank holiday weekend visitors
Bournemouth hotels are expected to be at full capacity by tomorrow, as tens of thousands of visitors flock to the built-up area for the bank holiday weekend. It is shaping up to be the busiest weekend of the year yet, less than a fortnight after the government sanctioned the lifting …
Read More »Dorset Council asks government for help with train cuts
DORSET Council calls for government intervention on cuts to rail services, fearing Dorset’s tourist economy may be derailed by a newly reduced timetable. As reported, the train operator South Western Railway (SWR) has reduced services on the Weymouth-London Waterloo line to just one train per hour. Previously there was a …
Read More »Devon’s honeypot towns including Salcombe are already full for summer stay
The Southwest is set to experience a travel boom with prime destinations fully booked during mid-May, summer vacation and beyond. In Salcombe, families are booking more luxurious holiday homes than before, choosing to spend money in the UK rather than risking the confusing traffic light system and quarantine rules. Jon …
Read More »No room at the hostel
Brits looking for a last-minute holiday this summer might be out of luck after new research found that on average 90% of holiday accommodation in UK hotspots has already been booked. Although travel restrictions have been relaxed in recent weeks for holidays abroad, the lion’s share (86%) of holidaymakers say …
Read More »Clarkston City Council deals final blow to prison site | North West
Clarkston City Council unanimously slammed the door Monday night on Asotin County’s plan to build a new jail near 14th Street and Port Drive. With a 7-0 vote, the council accepted the factual findings and conclusions of the law presented by the city’s planning and zoning commission, saying the proper …
Read More »After breaking the hearts of Dubs fans, Morant will be a rude guest from Utah
CHICAGO – Ja Morant is a rude guest. Hostile, irreverent. Visiting the opulent Chase Center in downtown San Francisco today, he broke the hearts of fans in his hometown who flocked to support their beloved and once-dynastic Dubs. If more people had been allowed in than the 7,505 that the …
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