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A MAN from Frome was disqualified from driving for six months after he failed to report an accident and give his name or address. Ben Grant, 21, of Singers Knoll in Frome, was also given 60 hours unpaid work and asked to pay £250 in compensation when he appeared at Yeovil Magistrates Court last week. He was also found guilty of with driving without due care and attention, driving without insurance and without the correct licence. But he was not given any separate penalties for these. G...

A MAN from Frome was disqualified from driving for six months after he failed to report an accident and give his name or address. Ben Grant, 21, of Singers Knoll in Frome, was also given 60 hours unpaid work and asked to pay £250 in compensation when he appeared at Yeovil Magistrates Court last week. He was also found guilty of with driving without due care and attention, driving without insurance and without the correct licence. But he was not given any separate penalties for these. G...

Early May bank holiday opening hours for every pharmacy in Somerset Make sure you know all the revised opening hours this weekend. The entrance to the Boots Pharmacy store in Taunton town centre GET THE BIGGEST STORIES FROM ACROSS SOMERSET STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOXInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you fo...

April 1, 2021 On Jan. 31, Jordan and the United States signed a defense cooperation agreement. It was approved by the Jordanian government Feb. 17, and a royal decree approving the agreement was published March 16 in the Official Gazette, effective immediately, without being presented before the parliament, or National Assembly, which is made up of the House of Representatives and the Senate.  Jordanians were shocked that such an agreement had been approved only a few days after the US Sta...

Realty Heading for a shakeup   -  istock.com× Real estate developers will have to stay in watch-and-wait mode as they figure out customer behaviour in a post-Covid world It’s too early to forecast how the world’s going to unfold when the pandemic ends, as end it must, although the timing’s uncertain. Will we toss aside our masks and stride forth, as we once did, to movies, malls and restaurants and partake of all the pre-pandemic pleasures that cities had to offer? Will we go back to ...

A transformational gift in progress The development of a new academic quadrangle is in progress. Called the West Quad for its location on the west side of Middle Path, the space will be anchored by Chalmers Library, a hub for undergraduate research, experiential learning and academic and career advising. Joining the library will be an interdisciplinary academic building for the social sciences and a new home for admissions and financial aid. These developments enable Kenyon to make major stride...

Same Hill, New World View scenes from life at Kenyon at the start of an unprecedented fall semester. In August, Kenyon welcomed back to campus a cohort of first-years, sophomores and transfer students (while juniors and seniors participated in classes remotely). Before the students’ arrival in Gambier, faculty and staff redesigned classroom set-ups, posted social distancing markers around campus, and re-envisioned all aspects of student life and learning in the midst of a pandemic. “I have ...

Love in the time of COVID-19 January 24, 2021 The world, according to reports, learnt of Coronavirus disease rather late by few months when people began to die of the scourge not knowing how to treat such patients. China was considered the culprit and those who travelled to that country became the carries of the virus. And China with its booming economy, there is hardly any country that did not have contact with it. By March 2020, it had already spread all over the world and the period of lockd...

Despite the good relations the Muslim Brotherhood enjoyed when it first emerged in Jordan, the group has lost sway in the kingdom as authorities escalate their crackdown.

Choose moderation and unburden the earth December 21, 2020, 7:52 PM IST By Narayani Ganesh A new year never fails to inspire us to get on those weighing scales and make a solemn, earnest resolution to shed the extra kilos. Walk regularly, eat right, exercise, are all on the to-do list at least for a couple of weeks until it all gets forgotten in the hurly burly of life. But what of the weight, the burden, we’ve been heaping on Planet Earth? Do we have any thoughts on sheddin...