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David Orr: Banbridge tradesman 'wrestled naked with the police after taking magic mushrooms' - Vimarsana News

David Orr: Banbridge tradesman 'wrestled naked with the police after taking magic mushrooms'

This is the magic mushroom-munching tradesman who was so high that he wrestled, naked, with cops by the River Lagan.

Pest Control Market to Garner $39.0 Billion, Globally, By 2032 at 5.7% CAGR, Says Allied Market Research - Vimarsana News

Pest Control Market to Garner $39.0 Billion, Globally, By 2032 at 5.7% CAGR, Says Allied Market Research

/PRNewswire/ -- Allied Market Research published a report, titled, "Pest control Market by Type (Chemical, Mechanical, Biological, Others), by Pest Type...

350kg of asbestos pipes removed from Marsaxlokk roadside - Vimarsana News

350kg of asbestos pipes removed from Marsaxlokk roadside

Around 350 kilos of hazardous asbestos pipes illegally dumped on the roadside in Marsaxlokk over two months ago have finally been removed after an order by the

Promoters tip Badagry Seaport project to create 250,000 jobs - Vimarsana News

Promoters tip Badagry Seaport project to create 250,000 jobs

WorldStage Newsonline-- The Badagry Port Development Ltd (BPDL), promoters of the newly approved project has said that it will create 250,000 jobs under a Private-Public Partnership.

Moncton has spent $200K to keep old RCMP station safe as new facility is built - Vimarsana News

Moncton has spent $200K to keep old RCMP station safe as new facility is built

A newly released report offers an inside view of a litany of fire and life-safety risks at the Codiac Regional RCMP station that have led Moncton to spend hundreds of thousands to address while building a new $57-million station.

Source: cbc.ca