Redevelopment of Kingsmead Academy, Wiveliscombe, underway
PART of the original 70-year-old main building at Kingsmead Academy has been flattened ahead of a £multi-million redevelopment of the Wiveliscombe…
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PART of the original 70-year-old main building at Kingsmead Academy has been flattened ahead of a £multi-million redevelopment of the Wiveliscombe…
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Finland | The Suez crisis | Guardian typesetters | The Home Office Typesetters in the composing room of the Guardian’s offices in Cross Street, Manchester, in 1921. Photograph: Unknown/The Guardian Typesetters in the composing room of the Guardian’s offices in Cross Street, Manchester, in 1921. Photograph: Unknown/The Guardian Letters Fri 21 May 2021 11.42 EDT Last modified on Fri 21 May 2021 12.27 EDT Interesting letter (20 May) from Dr Helga Rhein, mentioning that Finland has for some time fortified food with vitamin D, “so that the average Finn has double the vitamin D blood level o...
‘RejectCCP.com’ Banner Flies Across the Australian Skies Exposing Communist Infiltration Roughly 100,000 people witnessed the bold message of “Say no to communism, RejectCCP.com” flying across the bright blue skies of Western Australia in late December last year. The airplane towing the giant banner flew high up in the skies for 2.5 hours, making the thought-provoking message visible to thousands of people along its route on Dec. 20, 2020. Karen Danelle Dunscombe, 37, who organized the event, told The Epoch Times that she felt the need to raise awareness of how the Chinese Communist P...