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Suffolk bike track project maintains trajectory – Echonetdaily - Vimarsana News

Suffolk bike track project maintains trajectory – Echonetdaily

Hans Lovejoy, editor Almost every Council meeting throws up hard decisions that must be courageously tackled, such as resolving competing community uses of public land. At last Thursday’s Council meeting, councillors voted to proceed with plans for a pump track, or a BMX track, at the Linda Vidler Memorial Parklands, located in Suffolk Park. Yet the chamber heard the decision comes without an adopted masterplan for the area, although a plan of management (PoM) was in place. The chamber also heard additional drainage and infill works were also needed, no matter what occurs on the site. The...

News publishers with over 100,000 digital subscriptions - Vimarsana News

News publishers with over 100,000 digital subscriptions

Two dozen English-language news publishers and publications have collected 100,000 or more digital-only subscriptions, new research by Press Gazette has found. Between them, the 24 news brands share more than 20m online subscriptions, a number that has been boosted significantly since the start of the Covid-19 crisis. Timeline March 19, 2021 December 3, 2020 November 12, 2020 US giants the New York Times (6.1m), Washington Post (3m) and Wall Street Journal (2.4m) lead the way in our 100k Club league table. We also today exclusively reveal new figures for the Financial Times, the Guardian, Bar...

Angus councillors discuss hen shed plan expansions - Vimarsana News

Angus councillors discuss hen shed plan expansions

Angus councillors discuss hen shed plan expansions © Courtesy Unknown Plans that could bring more than 100,000 hens to rural Angus have more than doubled in size to allow more outdoor space for the birds. The details emerged as Angus Council development standards committee discussed two proposal of application notices for large hen sheds near Cononsyth. The process allows councillors to identify key issues to be addressed for large projects before a formal planning application is made. The committee discussed both plans earlier this year, but the expansion meant they were both brought before...