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Work begins on building new full-size 3G pitch in Caernarfon - Vimarsana News

Work begins on building new full-size 3G pitch in Caernarfon

It's expected to be finished by the end of January!

10 of Britain's best summer walks – each ending in a perfect pub garden - Vimarsana News

10 of Britain's best summer walks – each ending in a perfect pub garden

There are few greater pleasures of a heatwave than a walk in the countryside, particularly when it's followed by a well-earned drink

Power Of Dreams pay tribute to their former bandmate Robbie Callan - Vimarsana News

Power Of Dreams pay tribute to their former bandmate Robbie Callan

Robbie was part of the Power Of Dreams line-up that recorded the blistering Immigrants, Emigrants & Me, which still sounds as good now as it did then.

Brockville bocce court is now in session - Vimarsana News

Brockville bocce court is now in session

They got the ball rolling more than four years ago, and now they have a new place where they and others can play outdoors.

'Let's Do This': Williams Goalie Matt Freitas is So Much More Than 'The Guy With One Leg' - Vimarsana News

'Let's Do This': Williams Goalie Matt Freitas is So Much More Than 'The Guy With One Leg'

Post a comment 'Let's Do This': Williams Goalie Matt Freitas is So Much More Than 'The Guy With One Leg' Tuesday April 6th, 2021 9:00am (Photos Submitted by the Freitas Family; Design by Matt Cain) The question comes up from time to time: If you could go back and change that day, would you? The date was Jan. 4, 2013, when Matthew Freitas, 11, was a passenger in a car accident that resulted in his right leg being amputated below the knee.  “It would save me a lot of pain,” Freitas says. “But short answer is ‘No.’ I absolutely wouldn’t. It made me who I am today.”