While decorating Antilia, Nita allegedly bought 25,000 pieces of crockery and loaded them into her jet. Indian President of Football Sports Development Ltd, Nita Ambani, speaks at an event with English Premier League football club Manchester City and City Football Group (CFG) CEO Ferran Soriano (not pictured) in Mumbai on …
Read More »BCP Council proposes waterfront strategy to create ‘world class’ coastline between Christchurch and Poole
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Bournemouth summer fireworks return on Friday
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Scott Parker on the ambition of Bournemouth, the pride of Fulham and the will to succeed in a dugout | Football news
[ad_1] Scott Parker can no longer chalk his boots as a player, but his training from the canoe is just as strong as he prepares for another championship promotion tilt. Parker led Fulham to the Premier League in last season’s playoffs in his first managerial post, before relegation resulted in …
Read More »House prices in Essex: Southend postcode is one of the most attractive house selling prices outside of London
An Essex postcode has been ranked as one of the most valuable for home selling prices outside of London. Research by a national estate agent, Keller Williams UK, analyzed the selling prices in the market in England and Wales since the start of the year and found that so far …
Read More »Winter on Rottnest Island | Perth Urban List
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Double bite twice as likely to get infected – study
[ad_1] People who have received both doses of a coronavirus vaccine are half as likely to be infected with Covid-19, a new study has found. Researchers behind the React trial, which tracked the disease throughout the pandemic, said that even though people with a double bite come into contact with …
Read More »Five-year-old boy dies of injury at department store
[ad_1] A five-year-old boy has died of a head injury in a department store. The youngster was taken to hospital in critical condition after the Fenwick incident on High Street in Colchester on July 27, but is now deceased. Essex Police said officers were called by the ambulance service around …
Read More »One of the largest cruise ships in the world moored in Weymouth Bay
[ad_1] ONE of the world’s largest and newest cruise ships has entered Weymouth Bay as thousands of passengers on board enjoy a staycation cruise. Iona, operated by P&O Cruises, is undertaking a number of cruises across the UK as the cruise industry picks up in the wake of the coronavirus …
Read More »Dylan Fletcher and Stuart Bithell win 49er gold at Tokyo 2020
[ad_1] DORSET sailing heroes Dylan Fletcher and Stuart Bithell won a spectacular Olympic gold medal in the 49er men’s category – by a few inches. Portland’s Fletcher and Bithell entered the medal race at Tokyo 2020, beating reigning New Zealand Olympic and world champions Peter Burrell and Blair Tuke by …
Read More »Retailers Expect Increase in Tourist Relaxation from Covid
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Dealmaker Talent Wars – Hedge Funds ‘Wake up Call’ – FinOps Hiring Spree
Welcome to Insider Finance. If this has been forwarded to you, register here. Plus, download the Insider app for news on the go – click here for iOS and here for Android. On the program today: Let’s get started. CEOs Describe How They Attract Candidates Into Battle For Dealmaker Talent …
Read More »Home prices may have bottomed in the Middle East, Kamco says
(Bloomberg) – Residential property prices in the six Gulf Cooperation Council members may have bottomed and total deal value for the year is on track to eclipse 2019 levels, said the Kuwaiti company Kamco Investment. “Real estate in Dubai has been the scene of opportunistic buying by investors, especially in …
Read More »Alan Wilson, last seen in Poole, missing
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Leaving the suburban belt: why we bought a house in Alderney without even seeing it first
B before the pandemic, Stella, Simon and Leah Hewerdine had barely heard of Alderney. The couple had raised their daughter, Leah, now 26, in the suburban satellite town of Didcot, which they had chosen in part because of its fast train connections to London, which meant that Simon, 56 years, …
Read More »Tourists invited to use app showing crowds levels at Sussex beaches
[ad_1] 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 …
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 »New variant of Covid-19 detected in UK
[ad_1] A new variant of Covid-19 is under investigation in the UK – with 16 confirmed cases so far – Public Health England has announced. The variant, known as B.1.621, was named a variant under investigation on Wednesday. PHE is currently analyzing the new strain of the deadly virus responsible …
Read More »Staff shortage suspends BCP Council garden waste collections
[ad_1] GARDEN waste collections throughout the territory of the BCP Council are suspended until further notice. This decision is due to the number of waste collection workers needing to self-isolate and a nationwide shortage of temporary workers available. The decision of the BCP Council concerns all green waste collections in …
Read More »The BCP Council begins installing electric barbecues by the sea
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »What the Newspaper Say – July 23
[ad_1] The changes to the isolation rules are in the head of many Friday papers, in hopes the move will put a stop to the so-called pingemia. Time writes that employees at supermarket depots will be exempt from quarantine if reported as contact of a Covid case, as ministers seek …
Read More »Driver acquitted of reckless driving after fatal crash with A35
[ad_1] A DRIVER was found not guilty of causing death by reckless driving following an accident on the A35 in which a grandfather died. Fahd Baakza, 34, was driving a Nissan Micra when he drove to Bridport Picnic Area to find food on the evening of Wednesday, January 23, 2019. …
Read More »Vancouver’s Olympic cauldron to be relit on Friday to honor Canada at Tokyo 2020
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »CPC names favorite candidate for Dorset Police Chief Constable
[ad_1] Deputy Chief Constable Scott Chilton has been named the preferred candidate for Chief Constable of Dorset Police. The decision was announced by Police and Crime Commissioner David Sidwick, but will be subject to a confirmation hearing by the Dorset Police and Crime Committee on August 12. If confirmed, he …
Read More »BCP housing prices fall more than the rest of the South West
Prices for HOUSES in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole fell below the regional average in May, according to the latest figures. Real estate prices in the metropolitan area fell 1.2% – more than the Southwest average – in May. But the decline does not reverse the long-term trend, which has seen …
Read More »Everton transfer news: Goalkeeper Asmir Begovic joins from Bournemouth | Football news
[ad_1] Everton have finalized the signing of goalkeeper Asmir Begovic from Bournemouth on a first one-year contract. The 34-year-old arrives for an undisclosed fee from the Bournemouth Championship squad, becoming Everton’s second summer signing following the arrival of Andros Townsend earlier on Tuesday. The former Stoke and Chelsea stopper has …
Read More »Why it is so hot in Dorset amid ‘extreme heat’ weather warning
[ad_1] Weather trends could be the reason Dorset is enjoying a heatwave – as the county suffers an amber weather warning for ‘extreme heat’. Dorset and parts of the country have seen temperatures reaching as high as 20 degrees Celsius in recent days, with warm weather continuing throughout this week. …
Read More »Nick Cave and Warren Ellis announce 2021 UK tour
This article contains one or more affiliate links. If you follow any of these links and make a purchase, we receive a commission. Kevin fullerton July 20, 2021 The musical duo will perform in support of the latest Carnage album Nick Cave and Warren Ellis have announced a huge UK …
Read More »Chinese-Canadian pop singer Kris Wu loses support over scandal
[ad_1] Popular Chinese-Canadian singer Kris Wu has lost approval and other deals with at least 10 brands, including Porsche and Bulgari, after a teenager accused him of having sex with her while ‘she was drunk. The former member of Korean boy group EXO has denied the accusation, prompting a wave …
Read More »Taunton Raynham Dighton Berkley Real Estate Sale June 21-25
TAUNTON – So how does the high demand, low inventory housing market play out in terms of price in the Taunton area? Here is your chance to find out. Starting this week, the Taunton Daily Gazette is releasing a new feature to help readers keep tabs on local house prices, …
Read More »South Western Ambulance Sees Record Demand
[ad_1] SATURDAY was the second busiest day in the history of the South West Ambulance Service (SWASFT) as crews saw unprecedented levels of demand. Deputy Director of Operations William Lee urged people to only call 999 in a life-threatening emergency. He said, âOur people are working incredibly hard to meet …
Read More »Renovated historic hotel put up for sale for £ 695,000
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Cheeky resident furious at illegal parking during hot weekend
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Red Bull consider protest against Lewis Hamilton’s British GP punishment
[ad_1] Max Verstappen’s Red Bull team plan to protest Lewis Hamilton’s punishment at the controversial British Grand Prix on Sunday. Hamilton was fined 10 seconds after his 190 mph collision with Verstappen at Silverstone. But as the Red Bull driver was forced to retire, rival Mercedes raced to victory, reducing …
Read More »Londoners and sailing-loving families join in the Poole shopping party
[ad_1] When the Dixon family moved from Epsom in Surrey to Poole on the south Dorset coast last month, their boat was in the driveway even before their furniture was in the house. The sailing-crazy family bought a five-bedroom house in the Parkstone area, just a 15-minute bike ride from …
Read More »Highways England looking for a possible north-south route through Dorset
[ad_1] National motorways experts need to consider the best route for a faster road connection to the south coast – Dorset being a potential candidate for this major improvement in infrastructure. As part of the government’s Road Investment Strategy (RIS2), Highways England will assess the current north-south connectivity between the …
Read More »Weekend summary – July 18, 2021
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »What Covid rules change on ‘freedom day’ in England?
[ad_1] Monday marks so-called ‘freedom day’ in England when most of the remaining legal restrictions on coronaviruses are lifted. After months of constraints linked to the pandemic, the country has finally taken the final step in the government’s unblocking roadmap. Here, the PA News Agency examines how life will be …
Read More »Thai police use tear gas against anti-government protesters
[ad_1] Thai police on Sunday used tear gas, rubber bullets and water cannons to disperse hundreds of anti-government protesters who staged a rally in Bangkok, despite coronavirus restrictions banning gatherings of more than five people. Protesters demanded the resignation of Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha’s government, insisting the monarchy and military …
Read More »Inside the five most expensive houses in Bournemouth
[ad_1] Take a look at five of the most expensive houses recently on the market in Bournemouth. Boasting stunning beaches, stunning wildlife and nature as well as a vibrant city, Bournemouth truly is the place to be. With train links to Waterloo arriving within two hours, journeys into town are …
Read More »Dorchester Town 5-0 Christchurch: Sam Bayston scores a brace
[ad_1] CHURCH-CHRIST 0 DORCHESTER Town claimed their first pre-season victory with a complete 5-0 victory over Christchurch at Avenue Stadium. Sam Bayston’s brace gave the Magpies control at the break before a magnificent move was finished with aplomb by Dylan Walker for 3-0. Sam Davidson added a fourth goal with …
Read More »Tuscaloosa Man Missing + A Heartwarming Animal Shelter Story
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Chamber accepting applications for the 2021-22 Leadership class
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Whitty coronavirus warning: “We could be in trouble again surprisingly quickly”
[ad_1] The top government doctor has warned that the number of people hospitalized with coronavirus could reach “quite frightening” levels within weeks. Professor Chris Whitty said the UK was ‘not out of the woods yet’, just hours after Boris Johnson said it was ‘highly likely’ the worst of the pandemic …
Read More »Judges come to Weymouth for Britain in Bloom competition
[ad_1] JUDGES were welcomed to Weymouth to see colorful hanging baskets and flower arrangements as part of the city’s entry into the prestigious Britain in Bloom competition – and said it looked ‘beautiful’. Yesterday two judges were invited to walk around the town to judge the work of Weymouth BID, …
Read More »PHOTOS: Remember Sammy Sunshine? Did you see him play the clown?
[ad_1] He’s played with the big and the big internationally, attended charity events raising thousands of pounds, and captivated audiences around the world. Yet for Ringwood-based clown Sammy Sunshine, the most important part of his career has been making millions of children laugh. He was born in 1931, the second …
Read More »Advanced plans for the major remodel of the Poole Museum
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »The Canadian dollar is not going anywhere, according to this investor
[ad_1] It’s been a great run for the Canadian dollar from early 2020 through the second quarter of this year, but a pullback over the past month appears to have capped those gains. No wonder, says Christine Poole, CEO of GlobeInvest Capital Management, who believes the loonie tied to the …
Read More »Eastbury Hotel in Sherborne wins Visit England’s Gold Award
[ad_1] A LUXURY townhouse hotel in Dorset has won a nationally coveted award for going above and beyond. The Eastbury Hotel in Sherborne, with its original Georgian design, won the Gold Award from Visit England. READ MORE: The Portesham school is deemed “inadequate” by Ofsted This distinction rewards accommodation establishments …
Read More »Cellnex and CK Hutchison have just 5 days to prove the massive sale of mobile towers won’t hurt the competition • The Register
[ad_1] Two bigwigs in the UK mobile phone industry had just five days to deliver “legally binding proposals” that the proposed sale of thousands of phone antennas will not hurt competition and consumers. The tight deadline came as the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) expressed “concerns” over Spain’s Cellnex acquisition …
Read More »The tough British Open course in Kent is made for underdogs and outliers
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Hundreds of pending cases like Bournemouth Crown Court
[ad_1] Bournemouth Crown Court faces a growing backlog of cases, latest figures show, as hundreds of victims of serious crime wait for justice. Charities fear delays in courts in England and Wales will prevent people from reporting crimes in the future, while legal bodies fear even impacting the outcome of …
Read More »Modern three story approved on Dorset Street, but with the expectation that it might look less like a three story
[ad_1] The Zoning Appeal Board on Tuesday approved the construction of a modern three-story building in 34 Dorset Street, but on the condition that the BPDA designers work with the developer to add a sloping roof and maybe some dormers to make it look more like most of the other …
Read More »Crowd-free tourism: 5 apps to help you find deserted beaches this summer
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »New members appointed to Sport NZ Board of Directors
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »IMAGES: Police release CCTV footage after M&S purse theft
[ad_1] A WOMAN who had her purse stolen while shopping at Marks and Spencer later found that over £ 130 had been used on her bank cards. Officers investigating the theft and subsequent fraudulent use of the card have now released two CCTV images of a woman they would like …
Read More »Nursing home acquired by Southey Care Dorset
[ad_1] A Dorset-based care home has been acquired by operator Southey Care Dorset under a deal backed by corporate property advisor Christie & Co. Clarence House Nursing Home in Ferndown, Dorset is registered for 29 service users in the old age and dementia categories. The house has 27 bedrooms, the …
Read More »‘Eleventh Night’ bonfires to be lit in Northern Ireland
[ad_1] Bonfires will be lit across Northern Ireland on Sunday evening as the traditional ‘Eleventh Night’ celebrations begin. More than 160 pyres are expected to be lit to usher in the main date of the parade season of the Protestant faithful orders – July 12. As July 11 falls on …
Read More »The best Indian restaurants in Dorset according to Tripadvisor
[ad_1] Sometimes there is nothing better than going to a curry house and filling yourself with delicious Indian food. There are plenty of places in Dorset where you can feast on a curry, taste onion bhajis, or share tasty food with friends and family. Most of us have a local …
Read More »Powys farm which could be the ideal tourist project
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »The restaurant chain will close Sunday at 7 p.m. for the Euro final
[ad_1] ALL LOUNGES and Cozy Club across the country will close early tomorrow to allow their staff to watch the Euro 2020 final. The two Loungers restaurant chains will close their restaurants in England at 7 p.m. on Sunday 11 July so staff don’t miss the historic game. After beating …
Read More »Health workers could skip isolation when ‘pinged’ by NHS app
[ad_1] NHS staff may soon be exempt from self-isolation and Covid certificates introduced for hospitality in the fall to avoid a common health crisis and a fourth pandemic wave. Downing Street said on Friday that before the Stage 4 restrictions were lifted, due on July 19, officials were examining whether …
Read More »Police warning ahead of the game against England
[ad_1] POLICE calls on football fans to make Sunday’s European final an “unforgettable evening for all the right reasons and not for regret” England face Italy at 8 p.m. on Sunday and pubs and venues are expected to be filled with people gathering in groups to watch the big game. …
Read More »Travel, tourism and hospitality Emerald Collection announces new openings in 2022
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Sex shop burglar gets 12 months in prison
[ad_1] A MAN who has committed a series of offenses including burglary of a sex shop, assault and criminal damage was sentenced to 12 months in prison. However, Cameron Davis, 28, with no fixed address, was released from court after having already spent six months in pre-trial detention. Davis appeared …
Read More »Dorset Councilor Nick Ireland defends code of conduct allegation regarding Greenhill chalets
[ad_1] The leader of the DORSET council’s Lib Dem group, Cllr Nick Ireland, has defended allegations that he violated the council’s code of conduct. He appeared at a County Hall panel hearing on Wednesday to respond to an allegation that his email to members of a planning committee, requesting the …
Read More »Pitman Bournemouth offering more than 250 courses
[ad_1] THE training provider Pitman aims to help people retrain and develop new skills in the wake of the pandemic. Pitman Training Bournemouth and Poole opened earlier this year and offers online and in-person training and exams. Calum Hales, director of the center and one of the owners of the …
Read More »Bits & Bytes: Jazz and classics for a change; Ramblin ‘Jack Elliott; the prisons of colonial America; Dorset theater inclusion programs; Salisbury Bank scholarship winners
[ad_1] Go up to host the Jazz and Classics for Change concert LENOX – The mountain, the home of Edith Wharton, will host the concert Jazz and classics for a change with George Brooks and Utsav Lal on Sunday July 11 at 5:30 p.m. Saxophonist George Brooks and pianist Utsav …
Read More »Carl: Democrats’ infrastructure deal bad for Alabama – Yellowhammer News
[ad_1] 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 …
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
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Scientists warn of ongoing measures needed to control resurgence of Covid cases
[ad_1] The government has presented plans to end mandatory mask wear and lift social distancing requirements despite scientists warning that ongoing measures will be needed to control a resurgence in infections. Documents released Monday by the Scientific Advisory Group for Emergencies (Sage) indicate that as current measures are lifted, transmission …
Read More »Dorset Police search for ‘vulnerable’ very pregnant woman who has disappeared
[ad_1] Police launch search for ‘vulnerable’ seriously pregnant woman, 21, who disappeared from her home in Dorset five days ago Natalie Jensen was reported missing just before 6 p.m. on Wednesday June 30 She did not return home in Beaminster, Dorset and missed a number of appointments The 21-year-old is …
Read More »Rome Steward sings Football’s Coming Home through megaphone with English fans
[ad_1] A steward in Italy led English fans in a rendition of Three Lions through his megaphone on Saturday. After Gareth Southgate’s side triumphed 4-0 over Ukraine to set up a semi-final meeting with Denmark at Wembley, a steward apparently “created his own little party” in Rome. The flight attendant …
Read More »The ‘wonderful’ Dorset cottage could be yours for £ 150,000
[ad_1] A ‘WONDERFUL’ cottage in Dorset could be yours for £ 150,000 when it goes under the hammer. The two-bedroom property, based on Church Street, Sturminster Newton, has been auctioned with a guide price of £ 150,000 by Whoobid. Whoobid says the semi-detached property is a “magnificent Category 2 listed …
Read More »Letters June 3: Denounce vandalism; heat damage to our marine environment
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Courtroom drama sees officer beaten after Weymouth man is jailed
[ad_1] A CUSTODY officer was punched in the head during a sentencing hearing at Weymouth Magistrates’ Court in which a man was given a prison term. The defendant in the case is helping police investigate the incident in courtroom 2 yesterday. Three officers questioned court staff after the incident Police …
Read More »Real estate essential to Alabama’s economic health – Yellowhammer News
[ad_1] Real estate is more than an industry, a profession or a service. Alabama’s real estate industry is critical to the state’s economic well-being and growth, and the numbers prove it. The real estate industry accounted for $ 33.8 billion – or 15% – of the state of Alabama’s gross …
Read More »Covid: Delta cases increase in BCP zone in one week
[ad_1] CASES of the Covid Delta variant in the Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole area increased by more than a third in a week. Figures from Public Health England show a total of 710 cases were recorded in the BCP Council area in the week to June 30. The previous week, …
Read More »Yellow warning: Met Office predicts thunderstorms to hit Dorset
[ad_1] A YELLOW weather warning has been issued for parts of Dorset ahead of expected thunderstorms tomorrow. The Met Office has issued the weather warning due to thunderstorms expected to hit eastern Dorset, covering Sturminster Newton, Gillingham and A354. The Met Office imposed the yellow weather warning starting at 6 …
Read More »Online fashion seller Highstreet Outlet grows after council grant
[ad_1] AN ONLINE business that sells famous fashion brands at discount prices will have more staff and a bigger warehouse after winning a council grant. Highstreet Outlet plans to expand its staff team as well as have a new website and larger premises to house a greater variety of inventory. …
Read More »Firms receive over £ 20million in ‘restart’ funding
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Warning to all those going on holiday to Brighton, Bournemouth, Devon and Cornwall
[ad_1] Covid cases are on the rise in a range of UK holiday destinations – expert says. An expert has warned that the number of coronavirus cases is on the rise in Brighton, Bournemouth and Cornwall, as well as in Devon. The title of the latest research from the ZOE …
Read More »Married couple died together in a car in Dorset Country Park
[ad_1] A MARRIED couple who each served for more than two decades in the British Army have died together at a beauty spot in Purbeck in a suicide pact, an investigation has learned. Peter and Deborah McGuinness, who have been described as “devoted to each other”, were found dead in …
Read More »Charles Gauthier looks back on 29 years of building the downtown Vancouver ZAC
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »7 Things: Trump Gathering Dispute Gets Attention, Alabama Gas Prices Rise, Republicans Will Hold COVID-19 Hearings But Democrats Won’t And More … – Yellowhammer News
[ad_1] Recent heavy rains have brought to light one of the most common but extremely difficult to solve environmental problems: untreated or partially treated wastewater flowing into our rivers, lakes and streams. The influx of rainwater through cracked pipes or faulty manhole covers, and the infiltration of groundwater through deteriorated …
Read More »New mask can diagnose Covid-19 in 90 minutes
[ad_1] Scientists have developed a new prototype face mask that they say can accurately diagnose Covid-19 and other illnesses after being worn for just 90 minutes. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Harvard University have teamed up to create the mask, which contains small disposable sensors developed using freeze-dried …
Read More »Dorset woman recalls ‘spooky’ moment when river flooded her garden
[ad_1] A WOMAN described the âfrighteningâ moment when a river burst and flowed into her garden after heavy rains. It came after Dorset was hit by heavy rain on Monday evening. Anna Vining, a 41-year-old resident of Sturminster Newton, was inside her home when she heard “a loud cracking” after …
Read More »Bill Poole running for President of the Alabama House of Representatives – Yellowhammer News
[ad_1] The Biden administration this week, through the Office of Management and Budget (OMB), reversed the decision to accept a recommendation from a federal committee to double the population threshold to establish what constitutes a metropolitan statistical area (MSA). A change in the formula could have had a significant impact …
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.
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Nigerian Ofoborh ready for Rangers challenge after Bournemouth farewell
[ad_1] The 21-year-old is ready to formalize his permanent transfer to Ibrox stadium when his contract with the Cherries expires on Wednesday. Nigerian U20 midfielder Nnamdi Ofoborh sent his farewell message to AFC Bournemouth ahead of the end of his permanent transfer to Scottish Premiership champions Rangers. Ofoborh is expected …
Read More »Banff mask rule vote postponed to special Wednesday meeting
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Jack Draper challenges Novak Djokovic at Wimbledon
[ad_1] JACK Draper had Center Court on his feet by taking a set against Novak Djokovic before the defending champion fought back to reach the second round. Draper’s mother, 19, Nicki was educated in Dorchester at Casterbridge Girls’ School and grew up in Dorset before taking her first job in …
Read More »Rightmove unveils its four most popular beach hotspots
[ad_1] Living by the sea is a dream for many homeowners in the UK, especially during the summer months. With many Brits now working from home, moving to the coast is not an unrealistic possibility for some homeowners. But where are the best seafront locations for UK property? The UK’s …
Read More »The large “anchor” stores in the city center are adrift in the event of a pandemic
[ad_1] In the novel by Ãmile Zola from 1883 To the Happiness of the Ladies, the department store that forms the backdrop for the intrigues grows as the story unfolds. If Zola was writing today, it would probably be dressing the windows of a closing sale. Department stores are retreating …
Read More »Coronavirus: more than a million jabs given in Dorset
[ad_1] OVER one million Covid-19 vaccines have been distributed across Dorset thanks to the tireless efforts of county medical staff and volunteers. This magnificent feat now brings the total number of doses administered across Dorset to 1,001,740, according to the latest NHS data. Figures released by NHS England show that …
Read More »Jonathan Woodgate will not renew Bournemouth deal
[ad_1] CHERRIES has told Jonathan Woodgate his contract at the club will not be renewed. The Daily Echo understands the former England center-half will not be offered any new terms, with his current deal set to expire on Wednesday. Woodgate initially arrived at the club as a first-team coach under …
Read More »The Met Office predicts heavy rains and flooding in Dorset
[ad_1] IT COULD be in midsummer, but the Met Office is forecasting heavy rain and flooding for Dorset next week. Forecasters say parts of the yellow warning zone are likely to experience heavy showers and flooding from Sunday afternoon at 2 p.m. to Monday morning at 7 a.m. There is …
Read More »George Floyd’s family warn Chauvin’s prison sentence “isn’t tough enough”
[ad_1] Relatives of George Floyd have criticized the 22-and-a-half-year sentence imposed on former police officer Derek Chauvin as too lenient. One of Mr. Floyd’s brothers, Rodney Floyd, called the phrase a “slap on the wrist.” “We were given a life sentence for not having had it in our lifetime, and …
Read More »Balearic Islands added to Northern Ireland eco travel list
[ad_1] Travelers arriving to Northern Ireland from several popular holiday destinations, including the Balearic Islands, will no longer need to isolate themselves, the executive said. Popular Spanish islands include Ibiza, Menorca, and Mallorca. A number of other added hotspots have been added to Northern Ireland’s green list, such as Barbados, …
Read More »Improvements to domestic violence services in Dorset
[ad_1] DORSET Police have launched three new operations to improve domestic violence services across the county. The new services aim to o transform the way they respond to and support victims of domestic violence following an increase in reporting during nationwide closures. In Dorset there was a 25% increase in …
Read More »Epuron wind farm proposal divides Stanley residents in protest and support
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »No parking complaints recorded during busiest BCP weekends
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Latest coronavirus: coronavirus state of emergency in New York will not be renewed – Cuomo
[ad_1] The more transmissible Delta variant of Covid-19 is taking hold in Missouri and Colorado, placing them among the US states with the highest infection rates in the country. The Delta variant, which was first identified in India, accounted for 29.1% of genomically sequenced samples in Missouri during the four …
Read More »Man jailed after stealing money intended for charity
[ad_1] A MAN who stole a collection box and committed a burglary was sentenced to 32 weeks in prison. Dylan Leslie Brewer, 39, of Orchard Court, Gillingham, stole the charity box, benefiting the Dorset and Somerset Air Ambulance, from a store in Gillingham just before noon on Monday May 17th, …
Read More »‘Day of action’ for the UK travel industry
[ad_1] 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 …
Read More »Pinellas County hotels scramble to keep up with tourism
[ad_1] 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, …
Read More »Martin Lewis issues council tax warning as millions ignore they could get a rebate
[ad_1] Martin Lewis is warning millions of Britons that they could have hundreds of pounds taken off their municipal tax bills. The founder of MoneySavingExpert said discounts range from 25% off per year to paying nothing at all. The reductions are mainly due to people living alone, those under 18, …
Read More »The most (and least) affordable locations for first-time buyers
[ad_1] What do Bradford, Blackpool and Stoke-on-Trent have in common? And why should first-time buyers avoid Bath, Oxford and London? The answers lie in the results of a new study that analyzed the most affordable – and also the least affordable – places for first-time buyers to buy property in …
Read More »Covid: Upton Junior School students and staff isolate
[ad_1] THIRTY pupils at a Dorset primary school are in isolation after a confirmed case of Covid. Thirty students and “some staff” at Upton Junior School in Poole are all in isolation after a case of Covid-19 is confirmed. A spokesperson for the school said: “We had a case of …
Read More »10 heartwarming WA road trips to face this winter
[ad_1] 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 …
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