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Local papers now constitute the lion’s share of newspapers distributed in South Africa: 79%. [PARTNER CONTENT] A Local Focus is a Caxton Local Papers and SPARK Media initiative to focus business decision-makers attention on the local newspaper market, which has remained resilient through the testing times of the pandemic. In the last quarter of 2020, an average of 4 885 614 local newspapers were distributed regularly. Local papers now constitute the lion’s share of newspapers distributed in...

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Clive Brill in the McGrigor Hall. FRINTON Summer Theatre will be kicking off its 80th season in style with a spring cabaret. The theatre’s anniversary celebrations were put on hold least year after venues were shut due to the Covid-19 lockdown. But the popular theatre will return on May 21 and 22 with its Spring Cabaret at the McGrigor Hall. The three performances aim a celebration of the joys of spring with comedy, tunes from the shows, poetry and readings. It will be presented by ...

The Hove seafront venue has been closing its roof with customers inside amid bad weather. Pictures showing people inside the building with the roof closed were circulated on social media, prompting complaints the venue was not following coronavirus safety measures. The Argus visited Rockwater’s rooftop building yesterday evening amid wet weather. The roof was closed, but all the slat doors on its south side were open. To be considered “outdoors”, according to government guidance, ...

Smart look for Henleys streets for summer ); HENLEY should be looking its very best this summer. The streets will be clean and filled with hundreds of colourful hanging baskets as the town prepares to welcome back visitors after the coronavirus lockdown is hopefully fully lifted next month. Scores of volunteers nicknamed the Wombles have spent the past two months clearing roads of litter and will continue over the tourist season. Both residents and businesses have been buying the baskets, which...

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Woman, 87, wants more public seating for elderly );  ); AN elderly woman has called for more public seating to be made available in Henley after she was denied a seat at a building society branch. Pamela Hodgson, 87, was not allowed to sit down when she visited the Nationwide premises in Market Place. The branch manager says this was due to the coronavirus restrictions and has since made seating available to customers. The incident happened on April 8 after Ms Hodgson had walked from her home ...

Portland area professor suspended for transphobic comments April 26 2021 Pacific University Professor Richard Paxtons suspension raises concerns around culture, process at Forest Grove university. Pacific University is on the defensive again, as its handling of student complaints against a professor have attracted criticism from the higher education community. Richard Paxton, a tenured professor of education at the private university in Forest Grove, was placed on leave last October...

Look at the fees when choosing a prepaid travel money card. Try to find a travel credit card that has low or no foreign transaction fees. Travel, they say, broadens the mind. Whether you are soaking up some sunshine on a Mediterranean beach, hoping to bag a bargain in the local bazaar or sightseeing on the Champs-Elysees, it pays to be smart about how you are paying for goods and services. Otherwise, travel might also be broadening your bank statement with a host of unwelcome extra charges. To ...