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Derry community groups need your vote to win up to 70k of Lottery funding - Vimarsana News

Derry community groups need your vote to win up to 70k of Lottery funding

Local community groups, Parenting NI, which has a project base in Derry, and Ashes to Gold, based in Coleraine are two of five community groups in Northern Irel...

Kikuube leaders decry worrying state of water and sanitation - Vimarsana News

Kikuube leaders decry worrying state of water and sanitation

Mr Peter Banura, the Kikuube District chairperson attributed the poor sanitation to the high population of people in the area

Winchester Go LD pushes for more accessible train travel - Vimarsana News

Winchester Go LD pushes for more accessible train travel

A WINCHESTER learning disabilities charity has teamed up with a community rail group to help people with hidden disabilities travel with confidence.

X3M Ideas recognised for creative expertise across Africa, Europe, Middle East - Vimarsana News

X3M Ideas recognised for creative expertise across Africa, Europe, Middle East

Following the announcement of its global expansion earlier in the year, leading full-service marketing communications agency, X3M Ideas has received several accolades for work done across client accounts from global festivals and awards like The Luum Awards, The Loeries Awards and the Lisbon Awards to name a few. X3M Ideas bagged over 20 awards for […]

Share the Harvest aims to raise close to $350,000 for Canadian Foodgrains Bank - Vimarsana News

Share the Harvest aims to raise close to $350,000 for Canadian Foodgrains Bank

A group of Alberta farmers harvested a 280-acre canola field on Saturday with all proceeds, an estimated $200,000, being donated to the Canadian Foodgrains…