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Western Isles Council asks Boris Johnson to fix the islands' ferry woes - Vimarsana News

Western Isles Council asks Boris Johnson to fix the islands' ferry woes

Western Isles Council leader Roddie Mackay has written to the Prime Minister to intervene and provide a "sustainable solution".

Galleries: Stories of the sea, ghosts of the past - Vimarsana News

Galleries: Stories of the sea, ghosts of the past

This story is called “Sou’ West by South,” says the elderly man, his voice crackling on the old recording. I can picture him now, leaning…

Fall River top stories: Al Mac's to go, Swansea Mall update, park shootings - Vimarsana News

Fall River top stories: Al Mac's to go, Swansea Mall update, park shootings

A look at The Herald News stories that resonated most with our readers last week.

Almac completes new £5 million research and development centre in Craigavon - Vimarsana News

Almac completes new £5 million research and development centre in Craigavon

Almac completes new £5 million research and development centre in Craigavon Almac's new £5m research and development centre will house 100 employees at its Craigavon campus. Ryan McAleer Tom Moody, Almac Sciences. THE Almac Group has announced the completion of a £5 million research and development centre at its Craigavon headquarters. The new 21,500 sq ft two-storey facility will house 100 employees of the Almac Sciences division, providing space for additional scientists to develop new technology and projects for the group’s biocatalysis, flow chemist...

Fall River City Council president opening new eatery based on Al Mac's - Vimarsana News

Fall River City Council president opening new eatery based on Al Mac's

­FALL RIVER — Remember Tim Hortons on Newton Street? It’s been at least 10 years since the Canadian fast food, coffee and ice cream, sit-down and drive-thru restaurant was in business. By late spring or early summer the vacant building will once again be operational, according to City Council President and entrepreneur Cliff Ponte. Some Fall Riverites might be tempted to call it "Son of Al Mac's." And it wouldn't be much of a stretch. Ponte, who is also broker and operating principal of the Keller Williams Realty South Watuppa office on Plymouth Avenue, in 2019 bought the iconic Al Mac...