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But, with lockdown restrictions continuing to ease, new changes are being brought in locally. While many of the changes come as a result of restriction changes and passenger demand, it has also been revealed that the closure of local colleges for the summer has led to the removal of a number of services at this time. You can find out just what’s changing in each of the four areas below: Caerphilly Service 50/50A - will be running more evening journeys and college services will no longer...

Editorial: Hastings District Councils Opera House development mistake 30 Jan, 2021 09:41 PM 3 minutes to read The Hawkes Bay Opera House building is fantastic, but a public square in front of it would really make it shine. Photo / Supplied Editorial: If I could take my pick of organisation of the year for Hawkes Bay in 2020, Id probably pick Hastings District Council. The infighting that prompted a bizarre leak inquiry around local government elections time is largely gone, a...

Ministry of Health retirees are recognized for their years of service during a ceremony at Wesley Methodist Church on Friday, December 18, 2020. From left are Virginia Gaitor, Patrice Smith-Hanna, Jania Darville-McPhee, Angela Hepburn, Ava Gardiner-Thompson, Ministry of Health Permanent Secretary Prenell King-Rolle, Ministry of Health Acting Undersecretary Siobhan Deane, Ezekiel Munnings and Valeria Percentie (representing her brother, Dr Leatendore Percentie). (BIS Photo/Patrick Hanna) ...

Sat, 12/12/2020 - 5:00am Billy Paul Wright was born on April 26, 1937, in Hot Springs, Arkansas, and passed away on December 7, 2020, in Greenville Texas. His parents were John and Bessie Wright. Billy grew up and lived most of his life in Mt. Pleasant. He attended Paris Jr College and became a surveyor with the Army Corps of Engineers. He was a surveyor for over fifty years with his brother J.T. Wright at Wright Brothers Surveying. He worked with Tyler Jr College surveyor student...

Article content A West Lorne church which has operated in some form for over 145 years is set to close its doors in the spring due to dwindling attendance. Bill Graham, a trustee and former board chair with the West Lorne United Church, said the board and trustees have voted to close the place of worship at 271 Graham St. on May 31 and put the building up for sale. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. ‘Sad to see it close’: West Lorne United C...

Article content A West Lorne church which has operated in some form for over 145 years is set to close its doors in the spring due to dwindling attendance. Bill Graham, a trustee and former board chair with the West Lorne United Church, said the board and trustees have voted to close the place of worship at 271 Graham St. on May 31 and put the building up for sale. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. ‘Sad to see it close’: West Lorne United C...