Go-ahead for horse field near Axminster despite objections
Horses can continue to enjoy life on a field near Axminster after East Devon District Council gave the site retrospective planning permission.
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Horses can continue to enjoy life on a field near Axminster after East Devon District Council gave the site retrospective planning permission.
The wind howled and clouds obscured the view on August 10, 1890 when a weary party of climbers reached the summit of Mount Rainier. Among them was schoolteacher and journalist Fay Fuller.
Flood-ravaged River Murray regions are being helped on their road to recovery by a new fund established by Foundation SA – as it helps businesses and families to set up their own philanthropic “mini foundations” minus the red tape.
“It’s just the being uncomfortable all the time, you can’t rest properly,” she said. “You suffer. It’s hard to walk and you have to stop all the time. You can’t do what you’d want to do. “It limits your ability to enjoy life.” Fay Fuller said the condition causes debilitating pain. After being told by the public health sector she had to lose weight before they could operate, Mrs Fuller went from 145 kgs to 89kg, shedding a whopping 56kg. Now that weight loss is causing extra pain with no end in sight, according to daughter-in-law Sharnia Fuller.