Mar 8, 2021 / 03:13 PM EST
Get your design questions… answered!
On this morning’s Indy Style, we chat with Lauren Taylor, Holder Mattress Co. President, about the Indiana Design Center’s Spring Open House– and how experts can help your DIY project come to life! Here’s more:
The Indiana Design Center is pleased to welcome design professionals and the public to a Spring Design Open House from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Thursday, March 11, 2021. The Spring Design Open House is a wonderful way to talk with participating showroom associates and design professionals at the IDC who can help solve your design dilemmas and connect you with the right products and service solutions.
Special contribution to policing in Cambridgeshire
| Updated: 13:22, 09 March 2021
While most of us have stayed at home a lot more over the past year, some have done the opposite, and all in the name of keeping us safe.
The voluntary police officers of the countyâs Special Constabulary, or Specials as they are known, put in shifts totalling more than 45,000 hours in 2020 - 4000 more than in 2019.
They attended more than 2,600 incidents and made or assisted 686 arrests.
Zoe Wickison, is a legal secretary, but volunteers as a Special out of March police station. (44992480)
Some Specials, such as 32-year-old hairdresser and mum-of-two Heather Anderson, from March, have been able to dedicate extra hours to policing because their regular work has been put on hold by the pandemic.
CHILDREN and parents raced to the school gates for the first time in 2021 yesterday. The first milestone in the Government’s roadmap to ease lockdown restrictions meant that schoolchildren could make that eagerly-awaited return to the classroom yesterday, putting the days of home learning behind them. Among those excited to get back to class were Helen Gelling’s children Amelia, four, and Matthew, eight, of Parkside Academy. Darcie Mai, age six, headed back to Cambridge Primary School, Sophia, nine, went back to St Mary’s Catholic Primary School in Ulverston, and at Barrow Island Community Primary School, sisters Ruby-Marie, 10, and Gracie-Flo, eight prepared for a day of fun with their classmates.
Lidl and Aldi reveal the biggest bargains you can find this weekend. (PA) Lidl and Aldi have revealed their biggest bargains this weekend available from Sunday, March 7. The budget supermarket chains have both revealed a range of new products being made available this weekend from power tools to facial kits. Here is a round-up of some of the best deals you can find.
LIDL This week, Lidl is focussing on DIY to help you improve you home with a range of power tools. These include:
(Lidl) This Parkside Table Saw is perfect for precise cuts in wood, wood with nails, chipboard, coated furniture panels and plastics. Available in Lidl for £99.99.
Amherst Takes Another Step Towards New Park
Yesterday the Amherst Town Board voted unanimously to purchase the old Westwood Country Club and turn it into a new park.
According to WGRZ, the purchase will give the Town of Amherst 170 acres of land that will be converted into a new park. The proposal for the park will call for the park to also include an indoor field house. We have a rare opportunity to acquire 170 acres of new green park space in the middle of the Town of Amherst and that s an incredible feeling said Town of Amherst Supervisor Brian Kulpa after Monday s board meeting.