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Beautiful Glasgow landmarks and buildings inspired by Paris - Vimarsana News

Beautiful Glasgow landmarks and buildings inspired by Paris

Did you know these Glasgow landmarks and buildings were inspired by Paris?

'Boil water' advisory lifted for most residents in Devon, announces water supplier - Vimarsana News

'Boil water' advisory lifted for most residents in Devon, announces water supplier

South West Water says around 14,500 households in Alston area could use their tap water safely amid outbreak of waterborne illness

Water boss apologises to customers after 'hundreds' fall ill, as she says parasite... - Vimarsana News

Water boss apologises to customers after 'hundreds' fall ill, as she says parasite...

The head of the water company at the centre of the Devon cryptosporidium crisis has apologised to customers, and said the illness outbreak "shouldn't have happened."

Source: lbc.co.uk
Mother who exposed South West Water parasite scandal says firm 'have lots of questions to answer' as locals beg tourists to return after company banned anyone from replying to £550,000-a-year boss's video apology - Vimarsana News

Mother who exposed South West Water parasite scandal says firm 'have lots of questions to answer' as locals beg tourists to return after company banned anyone from replying to £550,000-a-year boss's video apology

Struggling residents in Devon where contaminated water has left many feeling sick are now begging tourists to return despite the cryptosporidium parasite outbreak.

Some Devon homes given wrong advice after parasite outbreak - Vimarsana News

Some Devon homes given wrong advice after parasite outbreak

South West Water apologises after 28 properties were wrongly told the water was safe to drink.

Source: bbc.co.uk