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Joy as bars, restaurants and attractions prepare for the 'great indoors' as lockdown lifts Curtain up at new venues as restrictions unlock on Monday ahead of full lockdown lift next month The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The unlocking of lockdown has been welcomed with open arms by pubs, restaurants and hoteliers which have been closed for months in North East Lincolnshire. Bar staff will be able to serve customers indoors again from Monday, April 17 as outlined by Boris Johnson on Monday. Attractions, such as arcades, cinemas and soft play centres, will also be able to open aga...

More recently and throughout the pandemic, Thrive LDN has been coordinating the public mental health response on behalf of Public Health England (London) and wider partners. This has been done with the aim of ensuring London’s diverse communities have the strength and resilience to deal with and overcome the crisis.  A recent example of this partnership work saw Thrive LDN team up with TV's Dr Radha Modgil and North London medics in a campaign launched in January. The campaign helped people increase their emotional resilience amid the strain the pandemic is placing on mental health.  As ...

March 12, 2021 6:10 am The use of clover in grassland to replace fertiliser nitrogen (N) can substantially lower greenhouse gas (GHG) and ammonia emissions from pasture-based production. James Humphreys, a Teagasc researcher and Dan Barrett, farm manager at Teagasc Solohead farm, outlined clover sward fertiliser management from the 12 years of research at Teagasc Solohead farm. Using Clover to replace fertiliser N Averaged over 12 years at Solohead, research found similar pasture production from grass-clover swards receiving 95kg/ha of fertiliser N applied in spring compared with swards recei...

The flag says, “F--- Biden” and, in smaller text below, “And f--- you for voting for him!” ADVERTISEMENT Resident Steven Gilbert, who identifies as a Republican, told WILX that he called the Jackson Police Department about the flag, calling it “just so offensive.” “It’s the word itself,” he said. “It’s not the statement that it’s making. It’s that word.” Jackson is a city of about 35,000 that sits in the center of Michigan, to the west of Detroit and Ann Arbor. Gilbert told WILX that police said they could not require the homeowner to take the flag down. 

What will be the economic impact of the proposed Coachella Valley arena? The arena is being promoted as a way to bring year-round entertainment dollars to the valley. Andrew L. John, Palm Springs Desert Sun Published 3:54 am UTC Mar. 10, 2021 Oak View Group, the Los Angeles-based company hoping to build a $250 million arena in the Coachella Valley with private financing, is touting an economic impact of hundreds of millions initially. But at least one local mayor is skeptical, saying sports arena projects are notorious for "over-promising" and "under-delivering."  The proposed arena that...