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Riverside Artisans Offers incentives to new full members - Vimarsana News

Riverside Artisans Offers incentives to new full members

OSWEGO – The Riverside Artisans cooperative in downtown Oswego is offering incentives to new full members who will participate in management of the business and share staffing responsibilities by working

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Quad bike thefts spark police operation - cumbriacrack.com - Vimarsana News

Quad bike thefts spark police operation - cumbriacrack.com

Cumbria police are reaching out to ask the rural community across Cumbria to help following a number of thefts across Cumbria.

Police clamp down on rural crime following spate of thefts across Cumbria - Vimarsana News

Police clamp down on rural crime following spate of thefts across Cumbria

Cumbria Police is reaching out to rural communities, following a number of thefts across the county. In April, six quad bikes were reported stolen in West Cumbria – an increase on March, which saw two stolen. There were also seven high-value plant and machinery thefts in, April which was a decrease from the previous month, with 12. Officers believe that people who live and work in Cumbria's rural communities hold the key to disrupting and helping police apprehend offenders. In recent weeks, the constabulary has seen a Honda quad bike taken from Purdy Road, Workington, on April 7; ...

Cumbria Constabulary issues fines to Coronavirus rule breakers on Easter weekend - Vimarsana News

Cumbria Constabulary issues fines to Coronavirus rule breakers on Easter weekend

Cumbria Constabulary broke up illegal gatherings this Easter bank holiday weekend both in the Lake District and in towns. The Lakes Plastic Collective said that it was a "long and busy day" in the countryside this Saturday as the sunshine brought out groups of campers. The group aims to keep the countryside clean of litter and reported that police had made a number of fines over the weekend as people were found breaking Coronavirus restrictions. Superintendent Carl Patrick from Cumbria Police said on BBC Radio Cumbria this morning: "We did have a multi-agency response this week and ...