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Memorial testing in new section of Brackley Road Cemetery - Vimarsana News

Memorial testing in new section of Brackley Road Cemetery

Buckingham Town Council is responsible for maintaining Brackley Road cemetery and as part of its commitment to providing an attractive and safe cemetery for its visitors. The Town Council is required by law to assess the safety of all memorials in the cemetery. From June 2024 the Town Council will begin inspections on all memorial within the newest section of Brackley Road Cemetery.

Mixology group expands and will soon offer cocktail bar at successful Northants distillery - Vimarsana News

Mixology group expands and will soon offer cocktail bar at successful Northants distillery

A popular mixology group has expanded and will soon open a resident cocktail bar at a successful distillery in South Northamptonshire.

High Wycombe train driver took photos up sleeping woman's skirt - Vimarsana News

High Wycombe train driver took photos up sleeping woman's skirt

A train driver from High Wycombe who took photos up a sleeping woman's skirt has been sentenced for the 'vile and disgusting' act.

Train driver who took photos up sleeping woman's skirt spared jail term | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard - Vimarsana News

Train driver who took photos up sleeping woman's skirt spared jail term | Wilts and Gloucestershire Standard

Paolo Barone, wearing his work uniform, repeatedly took photographs of the sleeping woman throughout his 45-minute rail journey.

Train driver who took photos up sleeping woman's skirt spared jail term - Vimarsana News

Train driver who took photos up sleeping woman's skirt spared jail term

Paolo Barone, wearing his work uniform, repeatedly took photographs of the sleeping woman throughout his 45-minute rail journey.