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New Zealand-based band Voodoo Bloo is set to ignite with the release of their scorching new single, I Don’t Want This Scene To End scheduled to drop on F

Indie Rock band Voodoo Bloo release their funky new single in time for NZ Music Month to honour their departing bass player it must be worth a listen.

Recorded by the band at Massey University in Wellington, New Zealand, the track showcases Voodoo Bloo's signature sound, blending raw energy with poignant lyricism.

As the search for our Bird of The Century draws closer, Ōtepotis Koizilla today release

Campaign launched to help stop preventable deaths in house fires Firefighters have launched a campaign to help stop preventable deaths in house fires. As part of a new initiative, Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service will highlight the importance of smoke alarms on the first Tuesday of every month – Alarm Up Day. You may also like Staff will check in on the most vulnerable, carry out free visits and encouraging people to check their relatives, especially older, have a working smoke alarm on each f...

CUMBRIA Fire and Rescue Service have joined forces with Cadent Gas to increase awareness about the dangers of Carbon Monoxide. CO has no smell, taste, or colour and is produced by any appliances burning gas, wood, oil, or coal. Watch Manager Jackson Kidd, who leads CFRS’s On-Call Support Team said: “Last year around 60 people lost their lives to Carbon Monoxide. "During winter, we respond to more Carbon Monoxide incidents than any other time of the year.” Hayley Tranter, custome...

Be aware of carbon monoxide dangers 25/02/2021 Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service and Cadent Gas are aiming to increase awareness about the dangers of carbon monoxide and how to keep safe from it at home. Watch manager Jackson Kidd, who leads the fire service’s on-call support team, said: “Carbon monoxide has the potential to kill without warning as you can’t see it, taste it, or smell it. “Last year around 60 people lost their lives to carbon monoxide with fire and rescue services a...

FIRE crews are reminding people of the dangers of carbon monoxide after dozens of people died from the gas last year. Cumbria Fire and Rescue Service, along with Cadent Gas, are aiming to increase awareness about the dangers of carbon monoxide and how to keep safe from it at home. Watch manager Jackson Kidd who leads CFRS’s On-Call Support Team said: “Carbon Monoxide has the potential to kill without warning as you cant see it, taste it, or smell it. "Last year around 60 people lost...