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Weston residents post about the ghost train and more in Facebook group - Vimarsana News

Weston residents post about the ghost train and more in Facebook group

WESTON residents have been remembering the good old times in the We Grew Up In Weston-super-Mare Facebook group.

Two men who made allegations of VIP sex abuse to police during disastrous Operation Midland investigation face being prosecuted - Vimarsana News

Two men who made allegations of VIP sex abuse to police during disastrous Operation Midland investigation face being prosecuted

Witness A and Witness B made a series of damaging claims against senior public figures that were eventually debunked. Neither has been charged with perverting the course of justice.

'I set fire to my wedding dress in front of my husband' - Vimarsana News

'I set fire to my wedding dress in front of my husband'

You’ve said ‘yes’ to the dress (or morning suit) and the Big Day is over – but what to do with the garments? Seven writers share their tales

Dead Labour MP's anthrax revenge plot revealed in new book by Parliamentarian | Politics | News - Vimarsana News

Dead Labour MP's anthrax revenge plot revealed in new book by Parliamentarian | Politics | News

EXCLUSIVE: Former Labour Simon Danczuk has unveiled a shocking scandal about a now dead former Labour MP in his new book.

The woman who pioneered colour photography - Vimarsana News

The woman who pioneered colour photography

When colour photography first came in at the start of the last century, it met a surprising amount of resistance from distinguished photographers. But Madame Yevonde loved it, owned it, revelled in it. She invested in a new Vivex repeating back camera, exhorting her fellows at the Royal Photographic Society in 1932: ‘Hurrah, we are