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September 27, 2022
Talk to someone who has run a legitimate free lunch program funded by the United States Department of Agriculture as administered by the Minnesota Department of Education. You will learn that it isnt a way to wealth and riches without fraud on a massive scale. Feeding Our Future gave us fraud on a massive scale. It was open, obvious, blatant, and gross. Aimmee Bock fronted the scheme and recruited a
August 1, 2022
The Turriff Show drew the curtain on two "fantastic" days of competition and entertainment with a special royal visit.
June 30, 2022
SIR – The war in Ukraine represents
a failure of Western deterrence.
March 3, 2022
The Whitby District Sheds in Staithes, Whitby and Robin Hoods Bay is joining the UK Men’s Sheds Association today (Mar 3) as it launches the Charter for wellbeing in craft and DIY.
February 8, 2022
Exclusive: Cambridge Water admits supply to homes contained above the legal limit and customers never told
November 3, 2021
SIR – The NHS wants us to use 111 rather than 999.
October 19, 2021
SIR – You report (October 19) that those who can afford to replace their gas boiler with a heat pump will receive a £5,000 subsidy from the Government at a time when millions are facing fuel poverty.
May 2, 2021
© Supplied by Nooks & Crannies Known for its mouth-watering afternoon teas and friendly atmosphere, Nooks & Crannies has been part of Aberdeenshire’s cafe culture for more than a decade. “Our wee tea room is a wonderful place to come and relax with friends,” said owners Malcolm Watson and Lynne Gillan. “There’s warm, welcoming environment that has gained popularity over the years. “We are very fortunate that we love what we do – few things have such a huge impact on happiness and...
February 27, 2021
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January 30, 2021
30 January 2021 • 12:01am Stella Kyriakides, the EUs health commissioner, who said of AstraZenecas vaccine supply: "We reject the logic of first come, first served. That might work at the neighbourhood butchers but not on our contracts" Credit: Johanna Geron /Reuters SIR – Reading between the lines, it looks as though the AstraZeneca plant in Belgium is having scale-up problems. Hence its “best efforts” fall well short of the EU’s belated order. With our astounding success at securin...