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Features Sneak Peek: April 30, 2022 Issue - The People's Friend - Vimarsana News

Features Sneak Peek: April 30, 2022 Issue - The People's Friend

Join Lisa from the Features Team as she takes a look at features you'll find in the April 30, 2022 issue of "The People's Friend".

2 Scottish places named among Tripadvisor's best places to visit in Spring - See where - Vimarsana News

2 Scottish places named among Tripadvisor's best places to visit in Spring - See where

Two places in Scotland have been named among the best spots to visit in Spring, according to Tripadvisor.

Rotterdam's historic bridge set to be dismantled for Jeff Bezos' massive yacht in a sign of the need to tax mega-corporations fairly – Laura Waddell - Vimarsana News

Rotterdam's historic bridge set to be dismantled for Jeff Bezos' massive yacht in a sign of the need to tax mega-corporations fairly – Laura Waddell

Money moves mountains – and, it seems, bridges. The city of Rotterdam in the Netherlands is said to be considering dismantling a historic structure.

Edinburgh days out: Family-friendly attractions with breathtaking views - Vimarsana News

Edinburgh days out: Family-friendly attractions with breathtaking views

Out great city is not short of scenic views. Whether enjoying a captivating sunset fromNorth Bridge, gazing up at the historic facade of the Castle, or marveling at the panoramic viewfrom atop Calton Hill, one thing is for certain: you truly are spoilt for choice when choosing thebest viewpoint of the city.

Backlash at 'craziest decision' as tower blocks branded as eyesores bestowed with protected status - Vimarsana News

Backlash at 'craziest decision' as tower blocks branded as eyesores bestowed with protected status

Aberdeen’s ‘brutalist’ 1960s high-rises now have the same protection as Edinburgh Castle in what critics describe as a ‘perverse’ ruling