Fire crews from across the county rushed towards a massive heather blaze in Studland that could be seen for miles. The Dorset & Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service (DWFRS) was called shortly before 8:30 p.m. Tuesday evening over a fire at Godlingstone Heath, Studland. The orange flames could be seen …
Read More »A chance to have your say on the draft air quality action plan
A draft Air Quality Action Plan has been published and Dorset Council is seeking your opinion on the plan. This air quality action plan (AQPA) has been produced in accordance with the statutory obligations of the board required by the Local Air quality Management framework. While this action plan is …
Read More »Covid woes and supply chain issues among FTSE reshuffle drivers
The quarterly review of the FTSE All Share index is based on today’s closing prices and is due to be announced on Wednesday, December 1, with changes taking effect after the close on Friday, December 17. – A sparkling performance of Electrical components pushes it into a privileged position to …
Read More »Free financial education available to city residents
With the drying up of payday and online loans for Evanston and other Illinois residents, some people are faced with a dilemma. That is, what do you do when you need money, but the lenders you were counting on no longer provide the money? This is one effect of the …
Read More »Award-winning Indigenous Sport Gallery connects the virtual world
The award-winning BC Sports Hall of Fame Indigenous Sport Gallery will soon be available online, bringing the compelling and powerful stories of Indigenous athletes, coaches and builders to communities and classrooms across the province. âPosting the stories of these historic Indigenous leaders, coaches and athletes online helps honor their important …
Read More »One in 16 homes sold in the UK this year as the property market booms
The Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on the UK property market, with buyers unable to see a potential new home during closings to the ‘space race’ for a new home during periods market opening. And one of the results of this market shift is revealed in the latest …
Read More »14-year-old gang shooter should be identified, judge says
A judge has lifted an order protecting the identity of a 14-year-old gunman convicted of murder after shooting another teenager in a gang attack in Birmingham. Yussuf Mustapha, of Birmingham, faces a mandatory life sentence alongside three other teenagers convicted earlier this month for the murder of Keon Lincoln, 15, …
Read More »The BCP Council has introduced an innovation hub to reduce plastic on beaches
ONE million pounds are spent to dispose of litter from beaches in the BCP Council area. The figure was revealed during the release of a new report on local authorities’ sustainable approach to reducing plastic on the beach. The first of its kind, the report was commissioned by the BCP …
Read More »Strikethrough punter smashed glasses in Dorset pub in drunkenness incident
A drunk man showed up at a banned Dorset pub and smashed glasses in a random attack late at night – before “kicking” a police officer, he said. declared a court. Michael Doucas, 29, walked into the Half Moon pub on Half Moon Street in Sherborne around 12:30 am on …
Read More »Power outages in Dorset – where is that affected?
Power cuts affect hundreds of Dorset residents. Storm Arwen blew through Dorset today, knocking down power lines on the A31 this morning. Elsewhere, there are faults reported on the network. You can view the Scottish and Southern power grid map here Bournemouth district BH8 142 postcodes affected in parts of …
Read More »The role of government in protecting citizens from illegal online lending
The community has recently become aware of the practice of illegal online lending. Some people mistakenly thought that online loans from financial technology (fintech) companies could help solve their financial problems. However, on the contrary, the illegal practice of online lending actually harms the company by insulting and threatening it. …
Read More »Where house prices go up and down in Dorset
ZOOPLA has revealed the areas in Dorset where average house prices have changed the most over the past 12 months. Dorset is full of unique places to live, with many stunning beauty spots, quaint villages and commuting areas close to major cities. The coronavirus pandemic has also brought about an …
Read More »Best Personal Auto Loans – Company
November 26, 2021 Sometimes buying a car requires you to apply for a loan. And it’s important to note that this question applies to both new and used vehicles. Sometimes the loan can cover 100% of the cost, while in other cases it will cover part. The loan comparators they …
Read More »Solomon Islands leader blames unrest on foreign powers
Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare blamed foreign interference on his government’s decision to transfer alliances from Taiwan to Beijing over the anti-government protests, arson and looting that have ravaged the capital Honiara in recent days . But critics also blamed the unrest on complaints about a lack of government …
Read More »Covid: 751 cases recorded in Dorset in past 24 hours
A TOTAL of 751 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Dorset in the past 24 hours, according to the latest figures. The latest government figures show 751 people tested positive for Covid-19 in the county in the 24 hours leading up to 4 p.m. on Thursday, November 25. …
Read More »Reversing the trend on single-use plastics on the beach
The BCP Council is determined to reduce single-use plastic on its beaches. The authority commissioned a report from the City to Sea nonprofit seeking to develop a more sustainable approach to Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole seafront. With responsibility for 15 miles of beaches, the resorts are home to around 400,000 …
Read More »New Lidl opens in Shaftesbury this week
LIDL GB has confirmed that its new supermarket on Christy’s Lane in Shaftesbury will open for the first time on Thursday. The store’s opening hours will be 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday to Saturday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Sunday. During the first week of opening, customers …
Read More »Why do you need casino credit? – News from the European gaming industry
Reading time: 5 minutes The gaming industry is no stranger to artificial intelligence (AI) in video games. Anyone who has played an NPC populated game or multiplayer games with bots will know that the quality of the AI ââthat defines how they interact with players can be extremely variable. Played …
Read More »Weymouth 2-3 Woking – match report
WEYMOUTH “failed to handle” the key defensive moments of his 3-2 loss to Woking, manager Brian Stock admitted. Woking took a 2-0 lead when Tahvon Campbell scored from a corner and Rohan Ince scored from a move that started with a free kick. Tyler Cordner’s ball header halved the Cards …
Read More »10 of the most prestigious houses in the country currently on the market
Do you dream of a home that exudes opulence and sophistication? Then browse our list of the 10 best luxury homes on the market across the country. Hunters Hill Ready to claim one of the Hunters Hill Peninsula’s most expensive auctions, this contemporary waterfront home features Harbor Bridge and city …
Read More »Form 6-K QIWI To: November 23
About QIWI plc. For more than 20 years, we have been at the forefront of fintech innovations to facilitate and secure the digitization of payments. Our mission is to connect our customers by providing them with unique financial and technological solutions to make the impossible accessible and simple. QIWI is …
Read More »BCP Council Chief Environment Officer Cllr Mark Anderson Invited To Provide Water Quality Update As Southern Water Launches Task Force To Reduce Storm Overflows
The head of the environment of the BCP Council is called upon to report to the advisers on the discharge of wastewater into the sea from local beaches. The board’s oversight and review committee would also like to hear from the water companies and the environment agency, writes Trevor Bevins …
Read More »Queen sends message to flood-stricken BC
The Queen has sent a message to the people of British Columbia following “catastrophic” flooding in the Canadian province, saying her thoughts are with them. The 95-year-old monarch, who is also Queen of Canada, thanked emergency responders and volunteers for their âhard workâ and for providing comfort and support to …
Read More »Woman fights for life after car crash at Poole Roundabout
An 18-year-old woman is fighting for her life in hospital after a car crash at Poole Roundabout. Police, firefighters and paramedics rushed to the Mannings Heath roundabout shortly after 5 a.m. on Sunday, November 21. The force had received a report of a single vehicle collision involving a blue Ford …
Read More »Kootenay mountain biking trails set to become a global destination for athletes with disabilities – Castlegar News
Trails are a major component of British Columbia’s tourism industry, and a group of the Kootenays are on a mission to make them more inclusive. No, that doesn’t mean opening a wheelchair ramp to the top of Pulpit Rock in Nelson or flattening the Canadian Rockies to make the multi-day …
Read More »Digitization of villages must be followed by digital literacy: Minister
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The digitization of villages must be followed by an improvement of digital literacysaid Abdul Halim Iskandar, Minister of Villages, Development of Underprivileged Regions and Transmigration. âThe development of digitally-based villages is important given the current wide penetration of the Internet,â he noted in a written statement released …
Read More »Clarendon House “Needs Improvement”, CQC Report Says
OPERATORS at a care home in Bournemouth say they are “deeply disappointed” after being rated “requires improvement” by the Care Quality Commission (CQC). The Shelley Park Neuro Care Center at Clarendon House, Boscombe, supports people with neurological disorders and has already been rated âGoodâ by the CQC. However, after an …
Read More »Weymouth 1-4 Altrincham: Alty punishes Terras
ALTRINCHAM 4 Colclough 34, 60, Kosylo 57, 89 TEN-MAN Weymouth suffered another heavy loss under difficult circumstances as Altrincham claimed a 4-1 victory at Bob Lucas Stadium. After playing well in the opening trade, Weymouth’s afternoon turned sour when Tom Bearwish was sent off for denying Matty Kosylo a clear …
Read More »10 of the best things to do in Vancouver this week (November 15-19)
Well Vancouver was the craziest week we’ve seen in a long, long time. So while this weekend’s forecast looks surprisingly tame, we also include a few options to find those who want to help with relief efforts or just do some good in their community. And of course, there are …
Read More »Covid: 530 cases recorded in Dorset in past 24 hours
A TOTAL of 530 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Dorset in the past 24 hours, according to the latest figures. The latest government figures show 530 people tested positive for Covid-19 in the county in the 24 hours leading up to 4 p.m. on Friday, November 19. …
Read More »Guaranteed Rate Boosts Digital Efforts With New Chief Product & Technology Officer | Illinois
CHICAGO, Nov. 19, 2021 / PRNewswire / – Guaranteed rate, a leader in digital financial services, is pleased to welcome Dr Ramesh Sarukkai as the company’s new director of product and technology. The seasoned Silicon Valley technologist will be responsible for expanding the secured rate digital product portfolio to new …
Read More »Dorset Council Votes Unanimously For Camping Fee At Derby Park | Examiner
community, Dorset Council voted unanimously in favor of setting up a fee for Derby Park Campgrounds at their meeting on November 15. you want “diet. READ MORE: Man escapes quarantine at hotel in Launceston Similar to a parking meter, those willing to pay will have to display a ticket for …
Read More »On the rebound: resilient Vienna nourishes body and soul through pandemic
Vehicle in which Archduke Franz Ferdinand was assassinated on June 28, 1914, Military History Museum. (Alan Behr / TNS) I finally arrived at the Sacher Hotel in Vienna 18 months late, with three Pfizer injections on my file and with relief that I finally arrived from there with my body …
Read More »How to prevent a flash loan attack? Tips and Warnings
introduction Now what can we do to prevent it? Is the first thought that came in a flash of the moment, Flash! Instant, this is what we described by analyzing the concept of flash loans, Flash loans are an easier way to get loans approved in the world of crypto …
Read More »Covid rates in England are similar to January, data suggests
Coronavirus rates in England are similar to where they were in January of this year, just after the peak of the second wave, new data suggests. From mid-October to early November 2021, the prevalence was 1.57% – the same as in January – compared to 0.83% in September. According to …
Read More »Covid: 553 cases recorded in Dorset in past 24 hours
A TOTAL of 553 new cases of coronavirus have been recorded in Dorset in the past 24 hours, according to the latest figures. The latest government figures show 553 people tested positive for Covid-19 in the county in the 24 hours leading up to 4 p.m. on Wednesday, November 17. …
Read More »How Bournemouth Beach performed in the summer of 2021
2021 has been a great summer – but can the region start over, this time without £ 3.5million in government support? That was the question asked by councilors in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole after a review of summer activities which saw 40,000 parking tickets issued and some anti-social behavior … …
Read More »Online lender Well Home Loans takes variable mortgage rates to new lows
Well Home Loans took pole position as the mortgage lender with the lowest variable mortgage rate (80% LVR) tracked in the Mozo database after a rate cut last Friday. The online lender has reduced the variable interest rate on its well-balanced home loan by 14 basis points which is available …
Read More »Council opinion on garbage collection to help household garbage workers
The BCP Council has given advice to people to ensure that their bins will be emptied properly during the winter months. With dark mornings upon us, the council urges residents to leave their food waste, trash cans and recycling bins in a bright, unobstructed area so that garbage workers, working …
Read More »Major disruption to Dorset rail services begins on Thursday
One Dorset rail line is due to close for 16 days – while another route will also be subject to work for part of the same period. Commuters are warned of major disruptions ahead of engineering work on sections of the Bristol and Waterloo lines. The works which will close …
Read More »Gagging after Tories accused of “extremely autocratic behavior”
THE conservative group that controls the BCP council has been accused of “autocratic behavior” after preventing an opposition adviser from making his voice heard. Poole adviser Mark Howell said the ruling group uses council protocols to avoid being held accountable for their decisions. He says he was gagged at Tuesday …
Read More »OJK responds to MUI edict banning online lending containing riba
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Financial Services Authority (OJK) spokesperson Sekar Putih Djarot responded to the Indonesian Council of Ulema (MUI) edict or fatwa which states that online or offline loans bear interest or are known as riba is haram or illegal under Islamic law. According to Sekar, the Indonesian financial system …
Read More »South Lytchett Manor Caravan and Camping Park named UK’s Best
South Lytchett Manor Caravan and Camping Park received the Camping of the Year award at the AA Caravan and Camping Awards 2021. The site also received the Global Winner Award, beating other sites in Scotland and Wales. AA inspectors called the site “an elite tourism park with superb glamping and …
Read More »Bike stolen in Ferndown Heist
POLICE investigating a burglary at an address in Ferndown appeal for witnesses and publish an image of a stolen bicycle. Between the afternoon of Saturday November 6 and the morning of Sunday November 7, 2021, entry was obtained at a Medway Road address via an unsecured temporary veranda door. The …
Read More »UK’s best campsites and caravan parks revealed at AA Awards from £ 8 pp
THE UK’s best campsites and caravan parks were revealed at the annual AA Awards. The awards revealed the winners for the 2021/2022 season, ranging from the best regional sites to the best glamping site. 25 The AA revealed the best campsites and caravan parks for 2021/2022Credit: AA Caravan and Camping …
Read More »Private islands for sale in Queensland go cheap, but lifestyle has its challenges
Eager buyers trying to get a foot on the property ladder could grab a tropical island for the price of a one-bedroom Sydney apartment, according to a real estate agent. Key points: Queensland’s private island market is seeing a lot of activity amid pandemic remoteness from cities The islands have …
Read More »Latest updates: UK Brexit Minister Frost urges EU to “stay calm” on dispute with Northern Ireland
Uber’s policy of charging a “wait time” fee if a customer takes more than two minutes to board the vehicle discriminates against people with disabilities, according to a complaint filed against the company by the ministry American Justice. The additional charge was introduced in April 2016, the department said, eventually …
Read More »What the Newspaper Say – November 10
Jabs for tightening jobs for health and care workers, climate change and Geoffrey Cox are on the front pages of Wednesday. The Daily Mirror splashes with a “race to sting 100,000 NHS staff,” saying many health workers risk dismissal if they are not fully immunized by April. Tomorrow’s front page: …
Read More »Gang of rogue traders ordered to reimburse Dorset man
A MEMBER of a gang of rogue traders who targeted a visually impaired man in Dorset has been ordered to pay back thousands of pounds by a court. The gang approached the victim, a visually impaired man at his home on Tuesday, January 10, 2017. They offered to do work …
Read More »An international criminal organization dismantled in Seville
pixabay image An international criminal organization was dismantled in Seville. National police officers today intercepted a group of fraudsters allegedly committed to Internet scams. A total of 45 people were arrested for defrauding more than 200 people in Spain, making a profit of almost 1.5 million euros. The leaders of …
Read More »Train lines at Brockenhurst closed due to maintenance work
TRAIN lines affecting Dorset passengers will be closed in December due to maintenance work. Modified rail and bus services will replace trains in the Brockenhurst area on Saturday 4 and Sunday 5 December. Cross-country services will be affected by closures all weekend and Great Western Railway services will be affected …
Read More »Husband of Iranian detainee denounces Boris Johnson’s “cold decision”
The husband of Iranian detainee Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe criticized Prime Minister Boris Johnson for his “cold decision” to allow Iran to continue to “arbitrarily” detain British nationals. Richard Ratcliffe, who has been on hunger strike outside the Foreign Office in Westminster for two weeks, said Mr Johnson should take the opportunity …
Read More »Dorset’s restaurants ranked among the best in the country by the AA Restaurant Guide
SEVERAL restaurants have been named among the best places to eat in the country. The Restaurant Guide 2022 is a guide to the best dining destinations in the UK and Ireland, with over 1,700 restaurants that have been awarded Rosettes for Culinary Excellence by AA Professional Inspectors. Now in its …
Read More »The best bakeries in Dorset
As the wintry air begins to pinch our cheeks, is there anything more heartwarming than a warm cinnamon bun or a freshly baked butter croissant? We’ve rounded up some of the top rated bakeries in the county so you can enjoy a potter up to one and fill your boots …
Read More »Six more beach huts have been agreed for Lyme Regis
SIX new beach cabins have been agreed for Cart Road, Marine Parade, Lyme Regis, including one accessible to people with reduced mobility. The City Council’s request received the blessing of Dorset Council. Each of the wooden huts will be traditional in design, painted white and with pastel colored doors under …
Read More »Whitten appointed to KCTCS Board of Directors
04 November 2021 GEORGETOWN, Ohio – While the Brown County Seniors Renewal Tax of 0.8 million / five years was widely passed in the Nov. 2 election, the new Brown County Health District of 0.8 million / five years (Brown County Dept. of Health) Tax Levy did not get a …
Read More »Information armament in China
By Colonel R Hariharan In the biggest cleanup since Covid-19 was brought under control, China recently launched a multi-pronged regulatory crackdown on a wide range of industries, raising many uncertainties. It can be interpreted as the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) in President Xi Jinping’s way of reminding tech giants and …
Read More »The beautiful area which is the most popular place in UK for Londoners buying a second home
After a lackluster 2020, buyers of second homes in London have hit the property market with some ferocity this year, breaking two national records. Data received by MyLondon from the Hamptons reveals that for the first time, the average London second home buyer spent more than half a million pounds …
Read More »Fifty years ago humans took the first full photo of Earth from space – climate crisis means it’s time for another
âEveryone in the world has to do it. Everyone in the world needs to see this. These were the first words of William Shatner, 90, as he exited, shaking with emotion, from a brief trip to space – where the former Star Trek actor had spent barely four minutes – …
Read More »House prices in Bournemouth rise 26% in five years
Prices for HOUSES in Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole have increased from £ 245,188 in September 2015 to £ 309,741 in September 2021. This is a 26% increase to £ 64,553, according to the land register. James Scollard, owner of Clifftons Independent Estate & Letting Agents, said: “House prices in Bournemouth, …
Read More »Why the closing of the train line during the week was chosen rather than the weekend works
A MULTI-MILLION POUND railway project is on track to deliver a series of improvements to passengers. Network Rail is coming to the end of its week-long blockade on the line between Bournemouth and Southampton. Passengers have been using replacement buses since Monday as engineers tackle a busy work schedule. Tom …
Read More »Woman’s unborn baby has died after her partner brutally assaulted her in Dorset
A woman’s unborn baby has died after being assaulted by her partner while she was 29 weeks pregnant. Asa Davison was convicted of assaulting her pregnant partner which resulted in the death of her unborn baby. The 35-year-old has denied causing destruction of children and inflicting grievous bodily harm but …
Read More »What will Fumio Kishida do? by Koichi Hamada
To be as constructive as prime minister as he has been as foreign minister, Japan’s new leader will need to overcome bureaucratic resistance and clearly articulate his political goals and strategy to achieve them. Unless he does, he is unlikely to stay in power for long. TOKYO – A month …
Read More »What the founders of Indian startups listed and about earn
Vijay Sanghi of CarTrade, with an annual remuneration of 5.21 Cr INR, made him the highest paid founder While Ritesh Aggarwal from OYO has a compensation of 1.06 Cr INR, his salary at OYO Singapore, as Global CEO since 2019, has been increased to 4.45 Cr INR. Vijay Shekhar Sharma, …
Read More »The old coastal fisherman’s cottage is the perfect waterfront renovation project
Some homes for sale offer parking for at least one car as a strong selling point, whether in the car or on the road directly outside, but this patio cottage can do better than that. The house is located literally in front of the water, so if you bring your …
Read More »Babbacombe Lodge in Bournemouth could be demolished
A hotel in BOURNEMOUTH could be demolished and replaced by 24 apartments and 6 vacation rentals. Harlequin Homes applied to the BCP Council for permission to demolish the Babbacombe Lodge at West Hill Road, a building that was first constructed at the end of the 19th century. A design and …
Read More »ACT home price records drop in October
Median house prices in Canberra are the second highest of any capital city in the country, and over the past month they have reached new highs. Here is a list of the house price records that were broken in the ACT (and Googong) suburbs in October. Chapman 20 Cercle Chauvel, …
Read More »Ben Pearson starts in scheduled AFC Bournemouth roster against Preston North End
Saturday’s Preston North End starting XI will be hoping to hold onto their spot for Wednesday night’s championship shock at AFC Bournemouth. The Lilywhites were winners 2-0 at home against Luton Town as Emil Riis increased his goal tally to 11 in all competitions this season. North End’s next mission …
Read More »Dorset Council says nearly £ 900,000 in municipal taxes is spent on the care of a single resident
DORSET Council pays almost £ 900,000 a year for 24/7 care for at least one local resident. Sherborne advisor Robin Legg says many people will be shocked to find out the cost covered by their council tax. “If you took to the streets and told people that we were paying …
Read More »COP26: Jurassic Coast cliffs collapse into sea as coastal homes are claimed by erosion and flooding
Play video Video report by Richard Slee of ITV News Meridian The rise in Earth’s temperature has led to extreme weather conditions in the South East, from cliff falls in Dover to flooding in Oxfordshire and record summer temperatures. Nowhere offers a more obvious example of climate change in action …
Read More »Niyogin, backed by Ward Ferry, to inject $ 14 million for its expansion
Niyogin Fintech Ltd, a technology-focused non-bank lender that counts Hong Kong investor Ward Ferry as a key shareholder, will invest 100 crore rupees ($ 14 million) to fuel the company’s expansion, the company said. in a press release. The company’s board of directors has approved the “hypergrowth plan” involving up …
Read More »Construction underway for Bournemouth Christmas Market
CONSTRUCTION is now underway for this year’s Christmas Market and Christmas Tree Wonderland. With less than three weeks to go, the Bournemouth Christmas Market runs from Friday 19 November to Sunday 2 January. To make up for lost time, after being unable to open last year due to the pandemic, …
Read More »Smart rollout of highways set to be halted due to safety concerns – MEPs
The deployment of smart highways should be suspended due to security concerns, MEPs said. A report by the Commons’ Transport Select Committee (TSC) said there was not enough economic and safety data to justify the continuation of the project. He described the government’s decision in March 2020 that all future …
Read More »Dorset Council local plan comments published
Comments received during the first consultation of the Dorset Council Local Plan draft have been posted on the council website. The first consultation of the Dorset Council’s draft local plan took place between January and March of this year. About 9,000 respondents participated during this period. These comments are all …
Read More »Will this COP be different? by Kenneth Rogoff
Limiting global warming to 1.5 ° Celsius remains roughly achievable, but the path to that goal is formidable. The current United Nations climate summit in Glasgow will indicate whether political efforts to achieve this goal are likely to escalate as fast as scientists tell us on the planet. CAMBRIDGE – …
Read More »Japanese Prime Minister Kishida, strengthened by electoral victory, presents big political plans
By Ju-min Park, Antoni Slodkowski and Kiyoshi Takenaka TOKYO (Reuters) – Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, reinvigorated by a surprisingly strong election victory, announced on Monday that he would pursue defense policies aimed at deterring China, tackling climate change and accelerating recovery from the pandemic. Kishida’s conservative Liberal Democrats (LDP) …
Read More »‘Largest of a lifetime’ waterspout spotted off South Wales coast
A waterspout described as “the biggest in a lifetime” has been spotted off the coast of South Wales as strong winds hit the UK. James Thomas, 47, a watersports industry agent, spotted the unusual phenomenon at Llantwit Major Beach in South Wales on Saturday morning. Bristol Channel later. @DerekTheWeather @lucyowenwales …
Read More »“I can’t believe we survived this” – Dorset father emerges from crushed trailer after being hit by tree
A HUSBAND and his wife say they are lucky to be alive after crawling out of their crushed trailer which was hit by a falling tree. David Ward, 51, lives with his wife and three children in two large static caravans as construction on their new home on Wareham Road …
Read More »Bournemouth seek to eclipse Brighton’s remarkable record – but with a happier ending
The undefeated Cherries travel to Reading on Saturday night as they seek to extend their lead atop the championship standings and move closer to a remarkable record Video upload Video unavailable The video will play automatically soon8to cancel Play now Prutton assesses the chances of success for West Brom, Fulham …
Read More »Netball stars reunite as league celebrates with awards night
PLAYERS from the South & West Dorset Netball League descended on the Dorchester Trinity Club for their annual presentation night, with an array of award winners. This well-deserved celebration unfortunately could not take place last year, due to the Covid-19 pandemic, but this year the event was back in full …
Read More »Memphis 104, Golden State 101
Percentages: FG. 402, FT 1.000. 3-point goals: 12-48, .250 (Bane 5-11, Jackson Jr. 3-10, Morant 2-8, Jones 1-3, Melton 1-6, Anderson 0-1, Tillman 0-2, Williams 0-7). Team rebounds: 7. Team turnovers: 1. Shots blocked: 9 (Melton 3, Anderson 2, Williams 2, Adams, Jackson Jr.). Turnover: 17 (Morant 5, Adams 3, …
Read More »Portland United v Bournemouth Poppies – match preview
FRANKLYN Clarke insists Portland United are a ‘different team’ from their three previous encounters with the Bournemouth Poppies this season. The Clarke Blues have lost twice and drew once against Poppies – two of those games coming out of the FA Cup extra preliminary round. The Poppies now head to …
Read More »Facebook Changes Name To Meta As Mark Zuckerberg Announces “Fundamental” Change
CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the move during an online conference focused on the Metaverse, a 3D virtual world he envisions for the future. The name change follows a string of negative stories on Facebook, based on documents leaked by a former employee. Today we present Meta, which unites our applications …
Read More »CLOSING OF BUSINESS: Under fire from critics, Shell hands over $ 7 billion to shareholders
CLOSURE OF BUSINESS: Shell under pressure from hedge funds to separate; Lloyds’ profits nearly doubled; MEPs step up pressure on LV buyout By Mike Sheen for This Is Money and Harry Wise cause it’s money and Jane Denton for Thisismoney Posted: 2:40 AM EDT, October 28, 2021 | Update: 12:13 …
Read More »Breaking the trap of illegal lending – ANTARA News
“Ting,” a short message, or text message, ringing on Antara’s cell phone turned out to be an offer to lend money. Most people often receive messages from unknown phone numbers that have great deals. âWe are offering Rp 5-500 million with simple requirements. Contact us via WA 081XXXXXXXXX,â according to …
Read More »Camilla pays tribute to women whose lives were “brutally ended”
The Duchess of Cornwall paid tribute to those whose lives have been ‘brutally ended’ as she called for action to prevent violence against women. Camilla acknowledged a number of women who died in violent circumstances, including Sarah Everard, at a reception for The Shameless! Festival at the Wellcome Collection in …
Read More »Police search for missing 17-year-old Dorset boy
POLICE are looking for a 17-year-old boy missing from Dorset. Agents are asking the public for information to help locate missing Samuel McCall, who was in contact with his family for the last time on Tuesday, October 26. He is described as white, five feet eight inches tall and of …
Read More »LBH Jakarta to take legal action against Jokowi for online loan
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – The Jakarta Legal Aid Institute (LBH Jakarta) was planning to file a lawsuit in the Jakarta Central District Court against President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo, Vice President Ma’ruf Amin, Ministry of Communication and Information, the Financial Services Authority (OJK), and the House of Representatives (DPR). ” It’s planned …
Read More »DIG SOUTH announces a partnership with CofC
DIG SOUTH Technology Summit, the first and most important event in the South connecting major global brands with the most scalable startups in the South, announced on Tuesday, October 26, 2021, a partnership with the College of Charleston to host the 10th anniversary of the Summit, from 11 to 13 …
Read More »Testing of students without symptoms of Covid should stop, suggests vaccine creator
Covid testing in places such as schools to find asymptomatic cases should stop, the head of the Oxford Vaccine Group has suggested. Professor Sir Andrew Pollard told Members of the House of Commons Science and Technology Committee that it was “absolutely essential that we keep children in school”, adding that …
Read More »Former Cougar named new manager for St. Louis Cardinals
Former College of Charleston baseball player Oliver ‘Oli’ Marmol has been named the 51st coach of the St. Louis Cardinals after serving as the team’s bench coach for the past two seasons, club officials said at a press conference on Monday, October 25, 2021. With his rise, Marmol became the …
Read More »Blue Origin by Jeff Bezos unveils plans for Orbital Reef, a “business park” in space
Blue Origin Blue Origin will work with Sierra Space and Boeing to deploy a commercial space station. The station, “Orbital Reef”, reflects Jeff Bezos’ vision to perform high carbon work in space. The station will be leased for works, research and tourism. Blue Origin announcement plans to build its own …
Read More »Under presidential decree, Indonesia is at war with online loan sharks
As Indonesia’s fintech ecosystem matures, criminals are also developing ways to do business in space. This has led to the victimization of unintentional users, and the problem is widespread. The IT ministry blocked 1,856 unlicensed fintech lending platforms in 2021 and nearly 4,900 illegal lending platforms since 2018. However, this …
Read More »Toyota tests hydrogen combustion engines in race cars
Toyota has said it is testing hydrogen combustion engines in race cars as it strives to use the technology in commercial products. Such engines burn hydrogen for fuel instead of gasoline, much like rockets. The Japanese automaker said testing the technology in race cars would allow it to collect data …
Read More »New development plan at Common Mead Lane, Gillingham
A NEW blanket demand for 80 houses north of Common Mead Lane, Gillingham, has been submitted by developers – claiming it could bring the area £ 1.2million. A similar request was rejected by 5-4 by Dorset Council in August after opposing more than 120 locals, including City Council and two …
Read More »Nighttime fireworks display in Dorset and the New Forest
IT’S almost the night of a bonfire and it only takes one thing: grab your rubber boots and woolen hat and head to your favorite fireworks display. There will be a slew of displays lighting up the sky to mark bonfire night over the next few weeks. Here are 11 …
Read More »Things to do with the kids this October semester in Dorset
It’s officially the October semester and if you’re looking for ways to keep your kids busy, look no further. We’ve rounded up some of the best things to do to keep your little ones busy in Dorset: Have fun at RockReef and PierZip on Bournemouth Pier The RockReef Indoor Activity …
Read More »Man arrested for Manchester Arena terror attack released on bail
A man who was arrested on suspicion of a terrorism offense in connection with the Manchester Arena attack has been released on bail pending further investigation. Greater Manchester Police said the 24-year-old was released on bail on Saturday. The man, originally from Fallowfield in Manchester, had been arrested on suspicion …
Read More »Searching for Missing Weymouth teenager Brandon Falshaw-Skelly
POLICE have appealed for missing persons to help locate a missing teenager from Weymouth. Brandon Falshaw-Skelly, 16, was reported missing on Saturday 23 October at 12:35 a.m. after being last seen around 8:30 p.m. on Friday 22 October in the downtown area. Brandon is described as white, five feet ten …
Read More »Mike Postle claims he owes his mother over $ 80,000 amid bankruptcy battle
07:4023 oct. Alleged cheating in poker Mike postle To listed his mother as his biggest creditor as he fights to avoid bankruptcy. Among twenty-five companies and people he claims to owe, more than $ 80,000 of the total of $ 270,000 + are loans from his own mother. The incredible …
Read More »DANNY WARD JOINS THE PREVIEW SHOW! – New
Regular pre-match HTTV feature features upcoming Bournemouth home clash, in association with SportsBroker – The latest edition of the HTTV Preview Show is now available!– Striker Special with Danny Ward and Andy Booth– Exit at 5 p.m. on Friday You can now join HTTV presenter Raj Bains on the latest …
Read More »Help improve public paths and open spaces in Dorset for walking, horse riding and cycling
The Dorset Local Access Forum is looking for people who want to improve Dorset’s trails and open spaces for locals and visitors. The Dorset Local Access Forum (DLAF) examines all matters relating to public rights of way and public green spaces in the county. They find solutions to issues such …
Read More »Pandemic turned Martha’s Vineyard housing crisis into crisis
From Boston to Cape Cod, house prices have skyrocketed, but on the islands of Martha’s Vineyard and Nantucket it’s even worse. On the vineyard, the year round population has been increasing for years – and housing prices with it. But in the spring of 2020, that slow flow of newcomers …
Read More »Dolphin Center team conquers 16-mile beach for charity
SIX team members from the Poole Dolphin Center took part in a 16.4 mile beach cleanup to raise funds for Great Ormond Street Hospital and the NHS University Hospitals Dorset charity. The team, who dubbed themselves ‘The Green Dolphins’, covered the length of a half marathon, from Sandbanks to Hengistbury …
Read More »“Amazing find out about Dorset Council staff costs”
Each landowner in the county must pay this local tax to Dorset Council. They decide the rate within the limits prescribed by the government and usually charge the maximum possible, as well as the precept of social care for adults. It is now collected at the highest rate, or one …
Read More »CURO (CURO) gains 1.40% on moderate volume October 20
Last prize $ Last trade Switch $ Percentage of change % Open $ Previous Close $ High $ moo $ 52 weeks high $ 52 weeks low $ Market capitalization P / E ratio Volume To exchange CURO – Market data and news To exchange Shares of CURO Group Holdings …
Read More »CURO to Announce Third Quarter 2021 Financial Results on Monday, November 1, 2021 | Business
WICHITA, Kan. – (BUSINESS WIRE) – October 20, 2021– CURO Group Holdings Corp. (NYSE: CURO) (“CURO”), a technology-based omnichannel consumer credit company serving a full spectrum of unprivileged and privileged consumers in the United States and Canada, today announced that its third quarter The 2021 financial results will be published …
Read More »Australian home prices set to peak next year, Goldman says
(Bloomberg) – The Australian housing market will likely peak at the end of next year, then enter a period of stagnation in response to increased supply and tighter credit restrictions, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Prices will rise 22% this year, then slow down to a 5% gain in …
Read More »What is plan b? Full breakdown of any winter restrictions related to Covid
Fears grow that Covid’s Plan B restrictions will return during the winter as Downing Street warned of ‘difficult’ months ahead as coronavirus cases hit the highest daily level since mid -July. Boris Johnson presented a Covid b plan at a press conference last month, but confirmed that there are currently …
Read More »Huge increase in Dorset parking fees ‘will see winners and losers’
CHANGES to parking rates across Dorset will see winners and losers – according to the senior advisor leading the project. Overall, many people, including visitors to the county, are likely to find themselves paying more – although a lean permit system may help some local people, as 70 existing permits …
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