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Edinburgh bin strike is public health risk say health bosses - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh bin strike is public health risk say health bosses

Refuse workers in Edinburgh are on strike from August 18 to 30 - targeting the Scottish capital during the Fringe Festival. Public Health Scotland said the bins pose a 'health risk'.

New photography book showcases the beauty of Britain by night - Vimarsana News

New photography book showcases the beauty of Britain by night

New book Britain by Night celebrates the atmospheric nighttime photography of British landscape and astrophotographer Mark McNeill.

Ukrainian Aid: your donations can save lives - Vimarsana News

Ukrainian Aid: your donations can save lives

More than £5,000 has already been donated to British Ukrainian Aid, this year’s National Rail Awards charity

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 08:09:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 08:09:00

Updated in parts but it is very big and there is an awful lot of old pipes that need to be replaced and relined, and there has been a programme of doing that for decades. it is an improving picture. now, we could have invested more over previous decades in fixing those like painting the forth bridge, because it is an old network, you don't have a flat baseline to work from, there are new leagues springing up all the time that need to be fixed, so it is an ongoing job and it is a really big job, and past and it is a really big job, and past a certain point, it may be cost—effective to do othe...

West Fife: New Forth Road bridge signs planned as part of tourism strategy linked to North Queensferry - Vimarsana News

West Fife: New Forth Road bridge signs planned as part of tourism strategy linked to North Queensferry

"FORTH Bridge red" signs will be a key feature of a new trail linking the bridges and North and South Queensferry.