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CYBER criminals are finding ways to hold academy schools to ransom, an expert has warned. Michaela Johns, director of Chandlers Ford-based chartered accountancy firm HWB, said some schools were keeping quiet about their experience of ransomware attacks. She works as an external auditor with academies and independent schools in Hampshire, Dorset and Wiltshire. She said: “When a school is targeted with a ransomware attack they are often embarrassed and want to keep it quiet. The governm...

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We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Police briefs: Wednesday Back to video Sgt. Mark Abrams reported police received a tip at 4:21 p.m. that a man was on his way to a Dunbar Street home and armed with knives “to deal with a situation.” Police intercepted a man whom they said was carrying two large knives. Matthew Sleeper, 39, is charged with possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, uttering a death threat and failing to comply with a releas...

The Prime Minister has transformed the Tories, while the Labour Party faces a difficult truth: if it did not exist in its current form, nobody in their right mind would invent it.

Parks levy and pothole haters tax win big in Tuesday election MANSFIELD - Voters approved two levies Tuesday that will continue the improvement of streets and parks within Mansfield. The pothole tax is a charter amendment to reimpose a one-quarter percent municipal income tax for another four years to repair the citys streets and park roads. Of the 1,060 who weighed in on the the matter, 809 (76%) voted in favor of the renewal and 251 (24%) voted against it. The PRIDE tax, which stands for P...

Grants for splash pads at Johns, North Lake Park approved Recreation areas could open in mid- to late summer MANSFIELD - Grants for splash pads in Johns Park and North Lake Park have been approved by the Richland County Foundation. With council approval, the recreation areas could open in mid- to late summer, according to Mark Abrams, superintendent of the parks and recreation department. Abrams said city officials worked with the foundation for two months to bring the project to fruition,...

12th Tech and AutoMap Announce New Remote Electronic Auditing Solutions for Wholesale Finance Industry Share Article 12th Tech, Inc. and AutoMap™ today announce AutoMap’s electronic vehicle identification technology has been seamlessly integrated into 12th Tech’s Real-Time Intelligent (RTI) Auditing System™ providing the most innovative, automated and remote auditing capabilities for the wholesale finance industry available. Mark Sargeant, CEO of AutoMap: "With this partnership, AutoMap...

On Saturday, 16 February, 1957, the Toddlers Truce – a programme-free hour on TV between 6pm and 7pm – was finally broken.