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Submitting... Hospital visitors could soon be asked to pay to park The alert was sparked off shortly before 9am when a brown cardboard box was found at the back of the building. Careers office staff on alert after an IRA bomb devastated the RAF and Navy Careers Office opposite in a terrorist attacked in April 1991 immediately called in police. By 9.15am the normally busy main shopping street was deserted. Traffic was diverted as strict police cordons were thrown up from Fishergate Hill to Lune ...

The Leader Newspaper Daniel with his mother, the author Sylvie Gallimore, The New Year’s honours list includes a young man who moved to Villa Martin permanently 18 months ago, but still runs a charity in Bristol – England. He is Daniel Edward Gallimore, now a resident in Villa Martin, and he has been awarded the BEM: Daniel still runs a charity in England called ‘Have Stick Will Travel,’ that raises money to buy, mainly electronic gadgets, that can enhance the lives of b...

Out with 1920 By Greg Hoersten - For The Lima News This photo of a temperance demonstration in downtown Lima in 1914 shows the gazebo that was once there. What started out as a gazebo for concerts on the square became the Ohio Electric’s rest station, which was condemned in 1920 and to be removed. Courtesy of Allen County Historical Society Lima’s Great White Way, the boulevard lighting project, was a heady topic from when the idea first came out. It was getting vehement by the close of 1...

Swansea City and Ospreys legends help deliver thousands of Christmas hampers to Swansea families Lee Trundle and James Hook teamed up to support those in need over the festive season Carolyn Harris MP is pictured with Lee Trundle and Julie James AM who spearheaded the Evening Posts Everyone Deserves A Christmas campaign There are always big stories on WalesOnline - dont miss any with our daily emailInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign me up now When you subscribe we w...

Updated Dec 23, 2020 It took an immigrant to make the ultimate American movie. By Zachary D. Carter Herbert Dorfman/Corbis via Getty Images The resurrection of Frank Capras "It’s A Wonderful Life" was almost as strange as its creation. “It’s A Wonderful Life” was supposed to mark Frank Capra’s triumphant return to Hollywood. After four years making war films with the Army, he was running his own movie studio on his own terms and had crafted an intensely personal statement with his la...

Career crim Michael Sneller talks to Stuff about the unsolved disappearance of his partner In 1980, Marion Granville walked out of her Naenae home in Lower Hutt and never came back. Her disappearance has been linked to some of the biggest names in New Zealand crime, but 40 years later, it remains unsolved. Now, Michael Sneller, a 76-year-old career criminal and Granville’s partner at the time of her disappearance, is speaking publicly for the first time about the case that has occupied his t...

Urban myth of the Bristol Zoo parking attendant The story that just refused to go away Updated THE BIGGEST STORIES ACROSS BRISTOL IN YOUR INBOXInvalid 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 include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any ...

Hanna Raskin I had the chance to reflect on mid-20th century cooking trends because I am not one to garden or nurture a sourdough starter. Instead, I joined the thousands of people who sought a pandemic escape in cards: In June, the American Contract Bridge League reported traffic at its online tables was up 500 percent. (Perhaps an even better indicator of the game’s sudden popularity is the instructor of my virtual Bridge 101 class recently asked if I would Zoom cop an intermediate cours...

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"Mr ORegan asked the premier if the government are in favour of changing the present inappropriate name of the colony for the more suitable one of Māoriland. "[Premier Richard Seddon] thought, for weal or woe, we had better stick to the name of New Zealand, and he was not inclined to change the name." Māoriland. If you used that term today, nobody would know what you were talking about (unless they were a film buff, in which case they might think you were talking about the Māoriland Fi...