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An adventure playground opened by Prince Charles at Dumfries House in East Ayrshire has been forced to shut less than a week after opening due to safety fears about a suspension bridge.

Landis+Gyr will produce and provide at least a million bridge communication technology devices over a period of 4 years for the Alternative Home Area Network Company (Alt HAN Co). The technology

Published: 10:18 AM April 27, 2021    Updated: 10:50 AM April 27, 2021 Linda Robey, co-owner of Whitlingham Campsite, Trowse, Norwich, where two new treehouses are taking shape. - Credit: Danielle Booden Two new woodland dens are being built in Norwich offering an experience of getting closer to nature from £200 a night. Changing the landscape at Whitlingham Campsite are two new additions giving people the feeling of being up high in a treehouse. In fact, the flint and chalk dens are built...

Children’s books bringing new Stonor attraction to life );  ); THE first in a planned series of children’s books telling the mythical story behind the new children’s adventure playground at Stonor Park is published today (Friday). The Legend of Tumblestone Hollow is the work of children’s author Amy Sparkes and illustrator Steve Pearce. Steve, 69, who lives in Cornwall, was initially recruited by Norwich-based Capco, the builders of the £250,000 attraction, to assist with its theming...

Premium Content Subscriber only One restaurants decision to "downsize" has created a new opportunity for two popular local chefs. Renowned restaurant Spice It Up Thai ‒ which moved from the Mullumbimby Bowling Club to the Ocean Shores Country Club in August 2019 ‒ has announced plans to move back to Mullumbimby. They will finish at the country club this week and reopen next to Mitre 10 in the near future. The Ocean Shores Country Club said Spice It Up Thai had offered "outstanding...