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New Street Fighter 6 information teased for tomorrow's Capcom Highlights event - Vimarsana News

New Street Fighter 6 information teased for tomorrow's Capcom Highlights event

It's been a bit over nine months since Street Fighter 6 first hit the scene, and new content has continued to roll out slowly but fairly steadily.We already knew about the Capcom Highlights event taking place now in ...

3 Women Helping to Change Bequia - Vimarsana News

3 Women Helping to Change Bequia

Toggle Sidebar 3 Women Helping to Change Bequia An organization based on the Grenadine island of Bequia is working to positively influence the youth of the island and to uplift creativity and advance culture. One News SVG and Ignite! had some questions for three of the Directors of The Hub Collective for an International Women’s Day highlight. The women – Holly Bynoe, Jessica Jaja, and Danielle Collinson – addressed the challenges and successes of the organisation while mapping out the history of the organisation, its programming and current innovations being brought in by the COVID-19...

Swindon Night Shelter closes its doors indefinitely - Vimarsana News

Swindon Night Shelter closes its doors indefinitely

A NIGHT shelter has announced it isn't offering one of its services until further notice. The Swindon Night Shelter which offers a safe place to stay and offers food and essentials is no longer offering beds to rough sleepers at The Friday Night Shelter until restrictions ease. Due to coronavirus regulations the shelter at St Mary's Church in Cheney Manor Road, which has run on a Friday night for 12 years, is unable to offer beds to the homeless. The Operations Manager of the charity, Dan Read, said: "The site at St Mary's Church is inactive at the moment because of Covid-19.