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Whanganui Summer Programme: Activities for January 26-31 22 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read The trip Up the Waitōtara Valley on Wednesday, January 27, includes a visit to the Ngamatapouri Hall. Photo / File Whanganui Chronicle The Whanganui Summer Programme offers options to explore the wider region and enjoy new experiences. Most activities can be booked at the Whanganui i-Site Visitor Centre, 31 Taupō Quay - phone 06 349 0508 or 0800 926 426. The programme finishes on January 31. Tuesd...

“The disgraceful thing about all of this was there was absolutely no consultation whatsoever with people in the local area or the residents who are going to be most affected, to whom these plans came as a complete shock. “We were told that at some stage in January we would be involved in an engagement process, where we would have been able to express our views, but I have to say I find that somewhat meaningless because as you can see they are already have machines in the land, they have cre...

France is demanding that truckers have Covid tests 72 hours before entering Ministers fear the French demand will result in gridlock at the border again No10 is concerned that Brexit border chaos could lead to food shortages Defra says certain vehicles will be given access to open lanes on the M20 in Kent  Photos show drivers waiting in the rain at Waterbook Park estate in Ashford

LES McKeown’s Bay City Rollers will bring a new energy to all the classic hits when they perform at the King’s Hall, Ilkley on Thursday, September 2, 2021. The show promises to be a unique voyage back to the 1970s, when Les and his legendary band ruled the world’s pop charts and The Bay City Rollers’ music became the soundtrack for a generation of teenagers. Bringing back all the thrill and excitement of Rollermania, performing all the original hits including Bye Bye Baby, Shang-a...

When firefighters arrived at the building at 1 Martha’s Way, they could see “smoke showing from the attic eaves.

New South Wales has registered its first 40C of the year this week, although the heatwave will be short-lived. A mass of hot air is currently sweeping across NSW as a low pressure trough drifts over southeastern Australia, producing the first heatwave of the year to feature days over 40C. Earlier this week, eight weather stations in the states north and west reached or exceeded 40C, including Griffith, Tibooburra and White Cliffs. Swimmers cool off at Bondi Beach jumping into the water from fla...

38Shares It’s been exactly two years since Ubisoft launched Assassin’s Creed Odyssey and left me with both equal amounts of awe, Greek tragedy, combat, and some assassinations of sorts. By sorts, I mean the game had barely anything to do with the Assassin’s aspect, and more to do with the Isu and Grecian Gods. ADVERTISEMENT Assassin’s Creed Valhalla takes us then, to another end of the hyperbole, giving us yet another look at the internal affairs and subterfuge of the Isu, but from a Vi...

Work has begun on yet another Kent lorry park as diggers carved up farmland above the White Cliffs of Dover today for a new post-Brexit customs facility. Once complete, the site in Guston, near Dover, will open as a customs checkpoint facility, with the ability to hold 1,200 lorries, should there be delays at the ports similar to those seen last month.  Work is well underway at a similar facility in Sevington, Ashford, which will be able to hold up to 2,000 trucks. The sites in Guston and Sevi...

Whanganui regions hidden gems: No shortage of fun and action 8 Jan, 2021 04:00 PM 4 minutes to read The Waitahinga Dam was built in 1904 but hasnt been used since 1990. Photo / Laurel Stowell Whanganui and its surrounding districts offer a plethora of attractions that are slightly off the beaten track. Whether it be biking, hiking, swimming, or studying, theres something out there to spark the interest of everyone. Here are a few must-visits for those who are stopping by or staying put over the...

A gesture of Churchillian solidarity with all they hold dear Gareth Corfield Fri 8 Jan 2021 // 12:41 UTC Share Copy Faced with a stark choice between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the evil technocracy of the EUs Brussels dictatorship, plucky little campaign group Leave.EU was only ever going to make one choice. Thats right. It domiciled itself in the European Union. Ireland (the Republic of), no less. The Irish Timesspotted yesterday that L...