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School concrete crisis deepens as primary warns disruption could last until 2025 and parents across the UK are told buildings will remain shut until further notice and children must stay home - just HOURS before the start of term - Vimarsana News

School concrete crisis deepens as primary warns disruption could last until 2025 and parents across the UK are told buildings will remain shut until further notice and children must stay home - just HOURS before the start of term

St James Catholic Primary in Hebburn will remain shut until at least Wednesday. Alice Atkinson's son Patrick's first day at reception was supposed to be tomorrow.

Plans for 66-bed care home in Thornbury Cleve Park development by LNT - Vimarsana News

Plans for 66-bed care home in Thornbury Cleve Park development by LNT

PLANS for a new care home with a cinema and cafe have been unveiled.

Freeloader Friday: 140 Free Things To Do This Weekend - Vimarsana News

Freeloader Friday: 140 Free Things To Do This Weekend

Murals on Lyn-Lake, vintage sidewalk sales, movies in parks (and on a lake), and more.

Best books and parks near campus - Vimarsana News

Best books and parks near campus

A guide to the best bookstores and parks near campus.

Miller Homes and Brain Tumour Support give gifts to NHS - Vimarsana News

Miller Homes and Brain Tumour Support give gifts to NHS

A housebuilder has partnered with a Thornbury charity to provide care packages to NHS staff. In recognition of Brain Tumour Awareness Month, which took place throughout March, Miller Homes and Brain Tumour Support gave the gifts to Gloucestershire NHS neurological clinical nurse specialists. Miller Homes donated £500 to the charity which went towards the provision of 25 care packages, which included chocolate, speciality tea bags, bubble bath and other self-care items such as handmade soap, face masks and lip care. Martyn Grimes, operations director for Miller Homes West Midlands, sa...