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"After much consideration, we have abandoned our decision to relocate north of Prince George and are now returning to our original site in the BCR Industrial Park," James wrote in a statement on Tuesday.  The CEO says a B.C. Court of Appeals ruling in May on First Nations territorial boundaries means the company would have to do the extra work of negotiating with more Indigenous communities other than McLeod Lake Indian Band in order to have the facility built outside of Prince George. He also...

Monklands students treated to talk from Brit Award-nominated musician Jim Duguid passes on his knowledge to New Collage Lanarkshire music students Sign up to FREE email alerts from Daily Record - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any ti...

by Angela Mastrogiacomo Monday, December 14, 2020 This week’s feature sees post hardcore performers Tzarina and NY band RODERIK quiz each other on their influences, how they have found working during a pandemic and the all-important topic of new music.  Tzarina: Congrats on the release of “Save Me.” Can you tell me a bit more about the song? The writing process, production, etc.? RODERIK: Thanks guys! Yeah, it was definitely an interesting process. The initial riffs and melodies...

Channel 4 films My Name Is Lizzie drama about the Rachel Nickell murder investigation at Leysdown on the Isle of Sheppey  |  Sheppey has yet again been chosen to feature in a new TV drama. Production trucks arrived in Shellness, near Leysdown, last Tuesday ahead of a full day of filming on Wednesday. Production crews in Shellness, near Leysdown, filming for a new Channel 4 drama called My Name is Lizzie Picture: Jane Hill Channel 4 confirmed crews had been shooting a true crime series called ...

TV filming to close the Sheppey Way and Kingsferry Bridge again this weekend  |  Updated: 10:59, 11 December 2020 The Sheppey Way and Kingsferry Bridge on the Isle of Sheppey will be closed again this weekend as a film company returns to finish shooting. Production company Snowed In created its own real-life drama last month after stranding a number of cyclists when it closed the road to film scenes for the new ITV thriller Too Close starring Emily Watson. Production vehicles for Too Close pa...