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Bunny Izzy Kearin with volunteers at the Loughton hub A community project was once again blessed with a visit from the Easter Bunny as almost 1,000 chocolate eggs were given out to families and communities. Volunteers dressed up as the character as 3food4u handed out Easter Eggs that had been donated to the charity which has been providing vital support to those in need throughout the pandemic. Bunny Izzy Kearin with one happy receipient of an egg Izzy Kearin was the bunny on Tuesday ...

A Zimbabwean woman has been arrested after she being accused of strangling her 6-year-old stepson to death and trying to set her 8-year-old stepdaughter on fire so that she could inherit her husband’s house. The 24-year-old suspect identified as Alice Chikono, allegedly killed Dean Dube with her bare hands on Easter Friday and hid his body in the house. She then allegedly locked his sister in the bedroom after switching on a stove and covering it with a blanket, apparently hoping the blank...

Bunny Izzy Kearin with volunteers at the Loughton hub A community project was once again blessed with a visit from the Easter Bunny as almost 1,000 chocolate eggs were given out to families and communities. Volunteers dressed up as the character as 3food4u handed out Easter Eggs that had been donated to the charity which has been providing vital support to those in need throughout the pandemic. Bunny Izzy Kearin with one happy receipient of an egg Izzy Kearin was the bunny on Tuesday ...

Can Pines do it? You betcha! Punters’ pal: Frankston Pines and Fijian international striker Tito Vodawaqa (centre) torments two opponents in the local side’s 4-1 Cup win over Epping City last week as teammate Jordan Avraham (left) enjoys the moment. Picture: Darryl Kennedy SOCCER FRANKSTON Pines left online betting agencies reeling with a stunning 4-1 demolition of Epping City in their fourth round FFA Cup tie last Thursday night. Bet 365 had a Pines’ win at $4.50 fixed odds on the morni...

Let them drink pints: Labour MP Kieran McAnultys push to scrap Easter, Christmas, Anzac alcohol restrictions 6 Apr, 2021 06:12 AM 4 minutes to read Queenstown erupts into chaos after bars shut at midnight for Easter Sunday. Video / George Heard Labour MP Kieran McAnulty has put up a members bill to remove restrictions on alcohol sales over Easter, Christmas and Anzac Day, saying if someone wanted a pint on those days they should be able to have one without getting a full meal. Another MP, Acts ...

THE Mid and West Wales Fire and Rescue Service is reminding farmers and landowners that grass burning season is now over and doing so is illegal. The heather and grass burning season began in October 2020 and ended on March 31 in upland areas (March 15 elsewhere) of Wales – but fire crews in Powys have still been called out to several incidents around the county in the past week. Firefighters in the south of the county were called out to several incidents at the beginning of April, with...

Zimbabwes capital decentralises vaccine rollout to speed up process ​ By IANS | ​ 3 Views (Chinese Medical Team to Zimbabwe/Handout via Xinhua/IANS). Image Source: IANS News Harare, April 5 : Zimbabwes capital Harare has opened more immunisation centres in a bid to ramp up vaccinations against the pandemic. Twenty-four centres including hospitals, polyclinics and satellite clinics have been designated as vaccination centers in the city of about 1.5 million people, the Harare City Council ...

Xinhua Zimbabwe’s capital Harare has opened more immunization centers in a bid to ramp up vaccinations against the pandemic. Twenty-four centers including hospitals, polyclinics and satellite clinics have been designated as vaccination centers in the city of about 1.5 million people, the Harare City Council said in a statement on Sunday. Vaccination is being rolled out during this Easter holiday period in hopes of attracting more people. The government aims to vaccinate 10 million people out ...

Churches heed directive to limit numbers Fatima Bulla-Musakwa and Wallace Ruzvidzo CHURCHES have heeded the directive by authorities to limit gatherings to a maximum of 50 people as Christians celebrate the Easter Holiday with caution to prevent a third wave of Covid-19. This comes as police are out in full force to curtail criminal activities through patrols and crime awareness campaigns. The four-day Easter holiday, which ends tomorrow, is usually characterised by huge congregations such as c...

Police statement after vandals damage Nottingham war memorial We are appalled and saddened that someone would think it is appropriate to do this 08:42, 3 APR 2021 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Join the Secret Elves to get first access to our exclusive reviews of the must-have products this year.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll ...