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Gwynedd restaurant awarded premises license despite local objections Gwynedd Council\'s licensing committee went against the advice of officers and approved the Black Sheep restaurant\'s application despite attracting several objections from both neighbours and local councillors. Google Streetview image. A new restaurant has been awarded a premises licence despite sparking opposition in a Llŷn village. Gwynedd Council’s licensing committee went against the advice of officers and approved the Black Sheep restaurant’s application despite attracting several objections from both neighb...

Students Recognized On Career Ready Day Oskaloosa, Iowa – Several Oskaloosa High School Seniors were recognized on ‘Career Ready Day.’ The event shines a light on programs that help students become ready to enter the workforce once high school is completed. It also allows students to leap ahead in their college careers. Kristin Bandy helps the Oskaloosa Students, which recognized a dozen students at a signing ceremony on Wednesday afternoon. Students recognized for their welding certifications included: Kale Bollinger, Avery Garrison, Hunter Gordon, and Ethan Vos. Students recognized by...

BBC News By Carys Betteley image captionWill Moseley-Roberts is studying medicine and shared his story during Deaf Awareness Week A man with hearing loss said it has not stopped him from following his dream career to become a doctor. Will Moseley-Roberts, from Cardiff, has shared his story during Deaf Awareness Week. The19-year-old said he found it difficult at first to accept he was disabled. He has progressive bilateral hearing loss (PBHL), and said his declining performance in hearing tests made him feel like a "constant failure". Mr Moseley-Roberts started to experience symptoms when he w...

Pennsylvania licensed more anglers last year than it has in the past two decades, and Lancaster County anglers reported catching some of the biggest fish caught in 2020.

Tourism businesses across mid Wales are bouncing back strongly as visitors from across the English border return following the continued relaxation of Covid-19 restrictions. Such is the pent up demand for a ‘staycation’ break in mid Wales that Lon Lodges at Nantmel, near Rhayader, which offers luxury self-catering holiday accommodation in two lodge cottages and a Stellar Safari Lodge, has only a few dates available until December. Owners Kerena and Stephen Pugh, who normally report a high annual occupancy rate for their five-star holiday accommodation, have not been surprised by the...