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Samaritans urge businesses and landmarks to light up green on Winter Solstice - Vimarsana News

Samaritans urge businesses and landmarks to light up green on Winter Solstice

The Samaritans are encouraging local businesses to illuminate their buildings in green this Thursday for the Longest Night initiate.

Source: wlrfm.com
Dawn French leaves 'brand new haul' of clothes at Plymouth charity shop - Vimarsana News

Dawn French leaves 'brand new haul' of clothes at Plymouth charity shop

No one knows exactly what the star left behind, so make sure you keep your eyes peeled

In court from Newport, Ebbw Vale, Bargoed and Blaenavon - Vimarsana News

In court from Newport, Ebbw Vale, Bargoed and Blaenavon

A ROUND-UP of recent cases heard at Newport Magistrates’ Court and Cwmbran Magistrates’ Court.

Prince Bishops Place is full of festive fun this Christmas - Vimarsana News

Prince Bishops Place is full of festive fun this Christmas

Prince Bishops Place is excited to reveal their upcoming plans for the festive season!

County Durham shopping centres weigh in on face mask-wearing rules - Vimarsana News

County Durham shopping centres weigh in on face mask-wearing rules

County Durham shopping centres weigh in on face mask-wearing rules SHOPPING centres in County Durham are encouraging customers to take precautions despite face coverings no longer being legally required in England from 19 July. Face coverings have been mandatory in shops, bars and restaurants, and on public transport for the past year to reduce the spread of coronavirus. Most Covid restrictions will be removed on Monday, and while Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said he expects masks to be worn in crowded places, they will no longer be compulsory. The Northern Echo spoke to sh...