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Café Luna in Baldock High Street - Credit: Georgia Barrow "We should be sensible as COVID is still around. I am fearful that if we get another lockdown later in the year it will be disastrous for everyone." Dogs welcome! Café Luna has been welcoming visitors on both two legs and four - Credit: Georgia Barrow Hollinton Health, Baldock The Whitehorse Street sports therapy business has been able to offer injury support as an essential service, but were able to reopen "Wellness Therapy 4 U". Owner Samantha Holland said: "In the first lockdown we had to close for three months, but after lobb...

In all, Ford of Canada is donating 95 vehicles to educational institutions across the country. They were damaged by flooding in Alberta last year and to the point where they are unsafe to drive again. But they still give students an opportunity to work on vehicles featuring some of the latest technolgy. Ford of Canada is also providing students and faculty access to their online automotive career exploration (ACE) training. A partnership program between Ford Motor Company of Canada, Ford dealerships, and post-secondary institutions, the ACE program aims to raise awareness and increase inter...

Siblings from Clevedon have raised £8,500 for three charities since January - 17 times more than their initial target - thanks to the community’s support...

ForeFront Power Announced Commercial Operation on the Largest Solar Energy Project in Kane County, Illinois The Project, Located 38 Miles West of Chicago, Created More Than 44 Jobs News provided by Share this article Share this article SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- ForeFront Power, a leading developer of distributed solar and energy storage projects in the U.S., today announced commercial operation of the largest solar project in Kane County, Ill. With 7,384 panels, the 2.8-megawatt project delivers power to the Mooseheart Child City and School (Mooseheart), a non-profit reside...

The Swindon’s hospital raised around £2.2 million through charging staff, patients, and visitors to park last year. Of that, £1.4m was paid by patients and visitors, while £768,640 came in through charges, NHS Digital data revealed. Figures reveal that patients and visitors paid an average hourly rate of £1.10 at the most expensive of the trust’s three sites, while staff spent 13p per hour at the priciest spot. Here’s what you told us on Facebook… John Mccarthy: "Staff parking should be free. Who else pays to park at work? All this clap for the NHS and they are being stu...