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'Where can I find a crowd-free British beach during the school holidays?' - Vimarsana News

'Where can I find a crowd-free British beach during the school holidays?'

✉ My wife and I are teachers, so we are restricted to travelling during the school holidays. We love Dorset but it gets very busy in the summer. Could you sugge

Falmouth Lifeboat in Cornwall responds to Helford River call - Vimarsana News

Falmouth Lifeboat in Cornwall responds to Helford River call

FALMOUTH Lifeboat was out in the storm yesterday to assist with a vessel who was dragging its anchor due to the severe conditions.

NBN News | PASSENGER INJURED AFTER TRUCK CRASHES ON M1 - Vimarsana News

NBN News | PASSENGER INJURED AFTER TRUCK CRASHES ON M1

An early morning truck crash on the M1 near Bar Point has left a man with serious injuries. The driver was taken for mandatory testing as inquiries continue into the cause. by Lara Coffey | NBN News-News, Sport & Weather

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Boil Water Advisory Issued For Section Of Amherstburg - Vimarsana News

Boil Water Advisory Issued For Section Of Amherstburg

They say this action is required as a result of an adverse water sample. This boil water advisory will be in effect until further notice. Article Continues Below Local Sponsor Message Do You Like This Article? Comment With Facebook NOTE: Anonymous comments are held for moderation and will not be posted immediately.

Hawkesbury River travel guide and things to do: Where to eat, play and stay - Vimarsana News

Hawkesbury River travel guide and things to do: Where to eat, play and stay

As a commuter, I was always captivated by the tranquil landscape of the Hawkesbury River on the otherwise monotonous train journey between the Central Coast and Sydney. For 13 blissful minutes, the busy urban streets and graffiti-covered buildings along the train line were replaced by an almost otherworldly scene unfolding outside the window.  Mobile phone reception waned, causing a literal and metaphorical disconnection as the train snaked its way along the gentle, glass-like river, which is framed by honey-coloured sandstone chasms and thick bushland.  See Also But the Hawkesbury Riv...