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Hackney mayoral hustings candidates' views on Gaza and LTNs - Vimarsana News

Hackney mayoral hustings candidates' views on Gaza and LTNs

Residents in Hackney could get a letter from the next mayor asking for their top priorities as mayoral candidates pledged to contact them.

Lightning blamed for damaging 2 Montgomery County, Pennsylvania homes; tornadoes confirmed in NJ, Pa. - Vimarsana News

Lightning blamed for damaging 2 Montgomery County, Pennsylvania homes; tornadoes confirmed in NJ, Pa.

In Schwenksville, a home caught fire during the storms, and in Abington, windows of the top floor of a home were blown out after a lightning strike.

Source: 6abc.com
Lightning blamed for damaging two Montgomery County, Pennsylvania homes; tornado confirmed in Burlington County - Vimarsana News

Lightning blamed for damaging two Montgomery County, Pennsylvania homes; tornado confirmed in Burlington County

In Schwenksville, a home caught fire during the storms, and in Abington, windows of the top floor of a home were blown out after a lightning strike.

Source: 6abc.com
Hackney Unison library workers begin first day of strikes - Vimarsana News

Hackney Unison library workers begin first day of strikes

Hackney Unison library workers have begun their strike action protesting the "pressure" being put on them by the Hackney Council's plans…

Short industrial reports - Vimarsana News

Short industrial reports

Tube; National Express; Unison Four Tube: RMT wins limited gains – but what now? The 10-11 June strike by members of the RMT union on the London Underground has won gains on all three of the fronts it addressed. London Underground previously wanted a five-year pay deal. It shifted to offering a two-year option, and has now agreed to up it to RPI plus 1.5% in the first year (from 1%) and RPI plus 0.5% in the second.