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Treske Furniture: Meet the Yorkshire furniture makers making timeless classics including chairs for the Queen's funeral - Vimarsana News

Treske Furniture: Meet the Yorkshire furniture makers making timeless classics including chairs for the Queen's funeral

In the second in our Meet the Makers series, Matt Stephenson heads to Kilburn White Horse country to visit Treske Furniture in Thirsk. Pictures by Jonathan Gawthorpe.

Interview: Former Catholic Union chairman becomes Lord Mayor of Westminster - Vimarsana News

Interview: Former Catholic Union chairman becomes Lord Mayor of Westminster

Councillor Robert Rigby was elected the new Right Worshipful Lord Mayor of Westminster following a vote at Full Council on May 15th.

Ampleforth parents can't be shielded from Labour's private school VAT raid, warns head in U-turn - Vimarsana News

Ampleforth parents can't be shielded from Labour's private school VAT raid, warns head in U-turn

Peter Roberts changes stance on shielding parents from higher costs, warning it may not be possible and there would have to be cuts

Antony Gormley calls Brexit 'the biggest act of self-harm this country has ever played on itself' - Vimarsana News

Antony Gormley calls Brexit 'the biggest act of self-harm this country has ever played on itself'

The acclaimed artist branded Brexit was ‘tragic’ and a ‘betrayal’

'VAT, what VAT?' – Private school billboard pledges not to add tax to fees under Labour - Vimarsana News

'VAT, what VAT?' – Private school billboard pledges not to add tax to fees under Labour

A private school has paid for a motorway billboard saying “VAT? What VAT” to advertise its decision not to add the tax to fees under Labour.

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