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Minister for Heritage, Malcolm Noonan, launches €2 million 2021 Community Monuments Fund   Malcolm Noonan, T.D, Minister of State for Heritage and Electoral Reform, today launched the 2021 Community Monuments Fund which will invest €2 million in the protection and promotion of archaeological heritage during 2021. The €2 million allocation is an increase of 75% on last year’s funding. The grants available under the Community Monuments Fund will help custodians and owners of archaeological monuments to safeguard them into the future for the benefit of loca...

Arron Parker and Gemma Coar A NEW 'starter farm' is set to become a new attraction for the local community in Lancashire. Bradleys Farm, a 103 acre smallholding on the edge of Rivington Village, has been let to Arron Parker and his partner Gemma Coar from Blackburn. The couple have two small daughters and big plans to bring the community into their venture and they’re planning to organise walks and provide educational visits for the public on farming, conservation, ecology and water quality as the farm is located on land primarily used for water catchment. It comes after United Util...

REDDITCH residents can now have their say on the proposed extension of the town's Church Green Conservation Area. There is now an opportunity to fill in and return a comments form on the draft Conservation Area Appraisal and the Conservation Management Plan. The character appraisal identifies the factors and features which make the area special, based on an in-depth assessment of the area’s buildings, spaces, evolution and sense of place. The Conservation Management Plan provides a strategy for the management of the conservation area in a way that will protect and enhance its charac...

News by Paul Weston & Brianna Morris-Grant 2nd Feb 2021 4:17 PM Premium Content Subscriber only A GOLD Coast City councillor says she is "disgusted" after a developer and planners put in danger an historic Norfolk Pine at Burleigh Heads. The Norfolk Pine is the second largest in the area from Goodwin Terrace in the south along The Esplanade to Third Avenue. In a since-deleted Facebook post, Southport councillor Brooke Patterson said the vote was unanimous but the order could only start from January 30. "The developers cut down...

Strong, strong herds of elephants back in the '60s. today, when you see a strong herd, you're literally seeing one, two, three animals. >> so if the president does lift this ban? what would you say to him? >> i would say now is not the time to be discussing the plan at all. because szimbabwe is in huge turmoil financially and politically. and i would also say thank you, this is a time to pause and get your facts in a row. let's look at the money to hunters. this money is important because it goes towards conservation management, it goes towards tourism. however, i'd say alive one bull elephant...