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LA Nights Backyard Cinema Photography©Grant Walker.jpg The UK’s leading experiential cinema venue Backyard Cinema is set to reopen in south London next month. Backyard Cinema will reopen its doors at their iconic Capital studios on May 17 and will return with the UK's biggest indoor beach on-site. The beach, based at the Wandsworth studios, will include over 56 tonnes of sand - guaranteeing Londoners a summer beach holiday following months of lockdown. The cinema will offer two immersive destination experiences, Miami Beach and L.A. Nights, which will cater to cinemagoers and jetse...

LA Nights Backyard Cinema Photography©Grant Walker.jpg The UK’s leading experiential cinema venue Backyard Cinema is set to reopen in south London next month. Backyard Cinema will reopen its doors at their iconic Capital studios on May 17 and will return with the UK's biggest indoor beach on-site. The beach, based at the Wandsworth studios, will include over 56 tonnes of sand - guaranteeing Londoners a summer beach holiday following months of lockdown. The cinema will offer two immersive destination experiences, Miami Beach and L.A. Nights, which will cater to cinemagoers and jetse...

  Share Source: AP Photo/Evan Vucci A few weeks ago in Georgia, President Biden promised voters that if they voted for Rev. Raphael Warnock and Jon Ossoff and flipped the Senate blue, they'd be getting $2,000 stimulus checks. As Forbes reported at the time, "Biden's Final Pitch To Georgia: Vote Blue and $2,000 Checks Will 'Go Out the Door Immediately.'" Fast forward to this week, and the president is not exactly delivering. Because included in his $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief plan are payments of $1,400. A reporter pressed Press Secretary Jen Psaki on the mixed messaging at Wednesday's ...

Sanford fishing company faces forfeiture of $20m trawler after fishing in protected zone 31 Jan, 2021 11:12 PM 4 minutes to read One of Sanford's trawlers. Photo / Sanford.co.nz A New Zealand fishing company faces the forfeiture of a $20 million trawler after being caught fishing in a protected zone. Sanford Ltd, and two employees, skipper/master Grant Walker and first mate William Lash, used trawl nets on several occasions in a Benthic Protection Area (BPA) in New Zealand seas in 2017 and 2018. Read More The company, along with Walker and Lash, have pleaded guilty to breaches of the Fisherie...

Caught: Fishing company faces losing $20m trawler One of Sanford's trawlers. Photo / Sanford.co.nz Caught: Fishing company faces losing $20m trawler Mon, 1 Feb 2021, 2:35PM A New Zealand fishing company faces the forfeiture of a $20 million trawler after being caught fishing in a protected zone. Sanford Ltd, and two employees, skipper/master Grant Walker and first mate William Lash, used trawl nets on several occasions in a Benthic Protection Area (BPA) in New Zealand seas in 2017 and 2018. The company, along with Walker and Lash, have pleaded guilty to breaches of the Fis...