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Dorset cyclist in epic challenge for Ducks and Drakes - Vimarsana News

Dorset cyclist in epic challenge for Ducks and Drakes

A cyclist's 4,913-mile journey on his trusty Brompton cycle raised nearly £5k for a charity supporting young bowel cancer patients in Dorset

EastEnders actress joins bid to save Oxfordshire village pub - Vimarsana News

EastEnders actress joins bid to save Oxfordshire village pub

An EastEnders actress is involved with the efforts to save a village pub in Oxfordshire

The White Coast! Quiet Sussex seaside villages where large hauls of cocaine washed up have become 'swamped by beach combers looking for bags of Class A drug' - with locals fearing area could soon be 'infested by junkies' - Vimarsana News

The White Coast! Quiet Sussex seaside villages where large hauls of cocaine washed up have become 'swamped by beach combers looking for bags of Class A drug' - with locals fearing area could soon be 'infested by junkies'

Locals in usually-quiet seaside villages in West Sussex said cocaine has become the 'talk of the town' and some fear their areas could become 'infested with drug addicts.'

Kelham Road between The Fox Inn at Kelham and Cattle Market Roundabout at Newark reopened after flooding - Vimarsana News

Kelham Road between The Fox Inn at Kelham and Cattle Market Roundabout at Newark reopened after flooding

A busy access road to Newark has reopened after flooding caused it to be shut.

Colin Sheridan: Demonised by the Church, it's no wonder jazz caught on in Ireland - Vimarsana News

Colin Sheridan: Demonised by the Church, it's no wonder jazz caught on in Ireland

If there was ever a statement to inspire young men and women to dance, it was a priest describing jazz as 'borrowed from the African savages by the anti-God movement, with the object of destroying morals and religion'