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Kidderminster man jailed for drunken attack on his dad - Vimarsana News

Kidderminster man jailed for drunken attack on his dad

A TOURIST from Kidderminster has been jailed for breaking his father’s arm during a drunken fight in a chalet at a Devon holiday park.

GoFundMe launched after Saxmundham home destroyed in fire | East Anglian Daily Times - Vimarsana News

GoFundMe launched after Saxmundham home destroyed in fire | East Anglian Daily Times

A Saxmundham home has been left destroyed after a fire from a coffee machine left the property smoke-logged — with a GoFundMe set up for the Suffolk family.

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Scales of Justice: Latest court results for Oxfordshire - Vimarsana News

Scales of Justice: Latest court results for Oxfordshire

OXFORD MAGISTRATES’ COURT

Nostalgia: One of Amersham's best kept secrets - Vimarsana News

Nostalgia: One of Amersham's best kept secrets

An experimental, post WWI housing development, just a stone’s throw from Amersham Station, is one of Amersham’s best kept secrets. The Elm Close Conservation Area is a private estate built around a central green. It is entered by a single-track road and hidden behind tall laurel hedges. Few people even know it is there. Living conditions in 1918 Home ownership was rare in the early 20th century and 90% of householders were tenants. Housing became a hot topic during the war when it was reported that the army had to reject many potential recruits due to poor health caused by insanitar...

Proposal for housing development of 100 new homes at Sturminster Newton - Vimarsana News

Proposal for housing development of 100 new homes at Sturminster Newton

A PROPOSAL for almost 100 new homes at Sturminster Newton has met with a mixed reaction. Some neighbours say the eight-hectare site, off Bull Ground Lane and Elm Close, is too small for the number of homes and will alter the area beyond recognition, coupled with a loss of privacy for those nearest. Others says they are worried about the additional risk of accidents at the junction of Elm Close and Rixon Hill. Concerns have also been expressed about the possible loss of hedgerows and trees. Said Elm Close resident David Wingate: “The existing hedgerows within the development are a ...