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Burges Salmon acts on £130m funding package for Caithness wind farm - Vimarsana News

Burges Salmon acts on £130m funding package for Caithness wind farm

Burges Salmon has advised Export Development Canada (EDC) and NatWest on the long-term financing of a 106MW wind farm, located in Caithness. Acting as co-mandated lead arrangers and co-lenders, EDC and NatWest together provided £130 million to support the construction of the Limekiln Wind Farm

England's Red Roses Hope 'genuine Friendship' With Men's Team Can Bring Future Success As Jamie George Works With Women Stars Ahead Of Acid Test Six Nations Clash Against Wales - Vimarsana News

England's Red Roses Hope 'genuine Friendship' With Men's Team Can Bring Future Success As Jamie George Works With Women Stars Ahead Of Acid Test Six Nations Clash Against Wales

ALEX BYWATER: Jamie George has worked with the Red Roses hookers at their Pennyhill Park training base this week, helping them with their throwing and line-out technique.

What - and where - next for Wales' Worcester Warriors? - Vimarsana News

What - and where - next for Wales' Worcester Warriors?

The demise of Worcester Warriors Women leaves six Wales players facing uncertainty and prompts calls for a home-based elite team to be formed.

Source: aol.com
Ffion Lewis: Injured Wales scrum-half concerned over club future - Vimarsana News

Ffion Lewis: Injured Wales scrum-half concerned over club future

Wales scrum-half Ffion Lewis has been left without a club after Worcester Warriors Women had its funding withdrawn.

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Argus readers on mask wearing in shops | South Wales Argus - Vimarsana News

Argus readers on mask wearing in shops | South Wales Argus

WE have been in the Covid-19 pandemic for almost two years now, with new variants being found and rules changing as the figures change.