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Rush Skatepark: Popular venue desperately seeking new home - Vimarsana News

Rush Skatepark: Popular venue desperately seeking new home

THE owners of a popular world-class skatepark in Stroud have launched a desperate last minute appeal to find a new home for the facility. Rush Skatepark, one of Stroud’s most popular sports venues, could be forced to leave the district is a new site can't be found. The skatepark’s owners, Jerry and Michelle Norman, opened Rush Skatepark in 2013 at Brimscombe Port near Stroud. Since opening, the facility has become established as a big player within the international skatepark community, and has hosted national and international competitions including the World Championships in 20...

MOD Diversity Networks - Vimarsana News

MOD Diversity Networks

MOD Diversity Networks From: Overview Defence recognises that our people are our greatest asset, and if we are to maximise the talent of all our people we need to create a culture that is centred on respect and integrity. We are fortunate to have a variety of diversity networks across the organisation, and our subsidiaries, that support and drive forward our work in building an inclusive and diverse workforce. Our networks make sure that everyone across defence can have their voice heard. They contribute to supporting all under-represented and disadvantaged groups and individuals within o...

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Martinsville tradition Richard's Dinner will feed on Christmas Day as usual - Vimarsana News

Martinsville tradition Richard's Dinner will feed on Christmas Day as usual

A tradition for more than 35 years will continue in Martinsville this Christmas: Richard’s Dinner will go on. “We’re going to call it Richard’s ding-dong-dash,” longtime organizer Scott Norman said. “Volunteers will approach the door, place the food down, ring the door bell and run away.” Such are the improvisations required by the coronavirus pandemic to keep an event alive that has become an institution for the area and is dear to the hearts of many. “We worked out a plan with the governor’s office,” Norman said. “We’re going to fe...