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Door-to-door fraudsters have adapted their tactics to use the pandemic to their advantage, Which? has found. Many of us were appalled in January by the case of a 92-year old woman in London who had been stabbed in the arm and conned out of £160 by an alleged vaccine scammer. But Which? research suggests this wasn’t an isolated incident. While the number of reports of doorstep fraud have remained consistent over the past two years, at around 300-500 reports each month, with £18.7m lost over ...

We invite all art lovers to an upcoming exhibition, 'A link, a loop a circle' at The Granville Centre Art Gallery from 14 May to 4 July 2021. 'A link, a...

Outpouring of emotion as babys body found at Morrisons car park and mum found by cops People have spoken of their shock, grief and sadness after the death The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now A community has been left stunned after a newborn baby was found dead in a supermarket and a desperate search to find the mother was launched. Strangers and well-wishers have said they were shaken to their core following the tragic discovery in Morrisons car park in Bilston on Sunday, April 11. "O...

Five faculty members named Meigs Professors for teaching excellence April 9, 2021 The 2020-2021 Meigs professors are: Joseph Goetz, professor of financial planning in the College of Family and Consumer Sciences John Mativo, associate professor of career and information studies in the Mary Frances Early College of Education Lori A. Ringhand, J. Alton Hosch Professor of Law in the School of Law Jo Smith, associate professor of small animal internal medicine in the College of Veterinary Medicine Z...

Hawkes Bay school suspensions, stand-downs on sharp rise before Covid 9 Apr, 2021 06:00 PM 8 minutes to read NZPF president Perry Rush wants to see increased Government support and options for schools dealing with students experiencing crisis and trauma. Photo / File NZPF president Perry Rush wants to see increased Government support and options for schools dealing with students experiencing crisis and trauma. Photo / File A Hawkes Bay principal is calling for more support from the Gov...

BBC appoints two portfolio editors as part of commissioning restructure British pubcaster, the BBC, has appointed two new portfolio editors, Syeda Irtizaali at BBC One and Jo Smith at BBC Two and Four, as part of a TV division restructuring ... March 17, 2021 British pubcaster, the BBC, has appointed two new portfolio editors, Syeda Irtiza...

Darius Rucker , Chris Janson , Lindsey Ell and Tenille Townes are just a few of the artists who've signed on for a 30-minute TV special to benefit Fee...

By Syndicated Content Mar 4, 2021 12:00 PM Darius Rucker , Chris Janson , Lindsey Ell and Tenille Townes are just a few of the artists who’ve signed on for a 30-minute TV special to benefit Feeding America . The show will air on the Grand Ole Opry’s Circle Network. Sara Evans and Travis Tritt will lead the event, called “Country Music -- Feeding America,” and John Rich will be on hand to share his experience with food banks as a child. The special w...

Darius Rucker , Chris Janson , Lindsey Ell and Tenille Townes are just a few of the artists who've signed on for a 30-minute TV special to benefit Fee...

Lindsey Ell and Tenille Townes are just a few of the artists who’ve signed on for a 30-minute TV special to benefit Feeding America. The show will air on the Grand Ole Opry’s Circle Network. Sara Evans and Travis Tritt will lead the event, called “Country Music -- Feeding America,” and John Rich will be on hand to share his experience with food banks as a child. The special will also offer stories from families who’ve lived through hunger and food insecurity. Other participating...