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Gibshill Centre offers warm welcome and music this winter - Vimarsana News

Gibshill Centre offers warm welcome and music this winter

A LIVE music jamming session in Greenock's east end is keeping people warm again this winter after coming back for an encore

FROM THE ARCHIVES: Missing Clan Chisholm papers were found in the chimney breast of a house in Perthshire - Vimarsana News

FROM THE ARCHIVES: Missing Clan Chisholm papers were found in the chimney breast of a house in Perthshire

Work on cataloguing the re-discovered Clan Chisholm writs has recently been completed.

World-class boulevard for heart of Sydney - Vimarsana News

World-class boulevard for heart of Sydney

Date Time World-class boulevard for heart of Sydney Wider footpaths, more trees, new street furniture and extensive paving for walking and outdoor dining will transform Sydney’s George Street into a world-class pedestrian boulevard and draw people back to the city. The City of Sydney has begun work on creating 9,000 square metres of car-free space along the George Street light rail route from Town Hall down to Railway Square. There are also plans to open up a new public space on Devonshire Street between Chalmers and Elizabeth streets in Surry Hills, with work set to start in 2022. Lord May...

Car-free development will see 'European-style boulevard' for Sydney - Vimarsana News

Car-free development will see 'European-style boulevard' for Sydney

Artist impression of the revamped George Street and Campbell Street intersection. Source: City of Sydney. In March, development work along George Street (between Town Hall down to Railway Square) to widen footpaths, install new street furniture and paving to accommodate extra dining and walking spaces commenced. Sydney council dubbed the $43.5 million car-free development a ‘world-class pedestrian boulevard’ that will also see more trees planted along the light rail route. “Block by block, we’re turning bitumen into beautiful paving with room for new trees, outdoor dining and street f...