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Driving Answers: Our 9 favourite drives and road trips of 2021

This year saw many Driving staff put tarmac under tire once again—these drives represent the most enjoyable trips they took

Army reviews body fat regulation in Fort Bragg study.

Lack of data stymies efforts to address firefighter shortage

Why aren't there enough firefighters in Maine? | Lewiston Sun Journal

Chippenham Sunday League round up - semi-final line-ups confirmed

Heavyweights set up semi-final showdown Just over a year ago and before the Coronavirus led to 2019/2020 season being curtailed, FC Devizes United and FC Lacock had set up a much anticipated A M Print & Copy sponsored Knockout Cup, semi-final showdown. That game never happened, however the pair will get to face each other next week as Devizes top Group A and Lacock finished as Group B runners up. Oscar Webster’s Devizes side defeated Calne United 4-0, thanks to goals from Logan Anning, Declan McStavick and Kian Fulford who netted twice. Pack Horse 4 Sporting Box 3 In the other Group A, a 4-3 victory for Pack Horse saw them edge out Sporting Box in a 7 goal nail biter. Jay Painter with 2 and Lee Grealish found the net for Box, however it was enough as Jack Williamson, Max Wyatt and a brace for Josh Mardle won it for Pack Horse whose reward it a trip to cup favourites AFC Melksham for their semi-final.

Chippenham Sunday League cups wide open after latest round

CHIPPENHAM SUNDAY LEAGUE: Group stage of both cups blown wide open ANOTHER weekend of cup fixtures in the shoestrings-chargrill Chippenham Sunday League conjured up a few surprises, which have thrown the group stages of the WG Parr Trophy and Subsidiary Cup wide open. Both FC Devizes United and Pack Horse went into their A M Print & Copy sponsored Knockout Cup, Group A clash on the back of impressive victories in their opening quarter-final ties last weekend. A 4-0 victory for Devizes has put them in pole position to top the group, and despite their loss Pack Horse are likely to join them if they avoid defeat against Sporting Box next weekend.

Island Briefs - Mount Desert Islander

Island Briefs Zoom meeting to gauge interest in supported living  MOUNT DESERT ISLAND ─ Do you have a family member with disabilities who lives at home but who wants to live more independently?  Join Janet Hamel, whose daughter Marty dreams of having her own place downtown, for a Zoom meeting on Thursday, Feb. 18, from 4:30-5:30 p.m. to explore what interest there may be in establishing a housing situation in Bar Harbor for those with disabilities to live independently, but with support.   For meeting details or questions, contact Hamel at [email protected] or (207) 460-7008.    Grant application approved for in-cruiser printers  BAR HARBOR—A motion to authorize the police department to apply for a Maine Bureau of Highway Safety grant to facilitate the use of a statewide electronic citations system was approved by Town Council members at their Feb. 2 meeting. 

Covid: Pandemic 'has highlighted archaic wedding laws'

BBC News By Rachel Flint image copyrightGetty Images image captionThe Law Commission wants to see changes in England and Wales to allow people to marry at home, outdoors and even remotely. Restrictions forcing couples to cancel weddings during the coronavirus pandemic have highlighted "archaic" marriage laws, a legal body has said. With wedding venues and churches closed for months, many couples have had to put their big days on hold. The Law Commission wants to see changes in England and Wales to marry at home, outdoors - and even remotely. The Ministry of Justice said it wanted to ensure the law "better reflects modern society".

Coronavirus: Northwick Park Hospital operation backlog

A leading Northwick Park surgeon fears there’s “no light at the end of the tunnel” for NHS staff due to the backlog of work caused by the Covid crisis.

Open mike 20/01/2021

Forget now 1.1.1 $700,000 seems a lot considering that the air force already owns the helicopters, so that's just fuel, maintenance, and maybe staffing (but that'd be army pilots and police spotters? So already employed just reassigned). I do know from once living in rural parts near a usually tranquil growing area, those helicopters flying so low are really loud and annoying. Far worse than tourist flights which are at least on the way somewhere rather than circling for days over the same area. Tricledrown 1.2 Police realise that alcohol 'meth etc are the dangerous drugs and targeting gangs is where resources should be focused.