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Strong Whitesail and Welsh Interest in July's Volvo Cork Week - Vimarsana News

Strong Whitesail and Welsh Interest in July's Volvo Cork Week

Many skippers are keen to experience racing at Volvo Cork Week for the first time

Source: afloat.ie
The White Coast! Quiet Sussex seaside villages where large hauls of cocaine washed up have become 'swamped by beach combers looking for bags of Class A drug' - with locals fearing area could soon be 'infested by junkies' - Vimarsana News

The White Coast! Quiet Sussex seaside villages where large hauls of cocaine washed up have become 'swamped by beach combers looking for bags of Class A drug' - with locals fearing area could soon be 'infested by junkies'

Locals in usually-quiet seaside villages in West Sussex said cocaine has become the 'talk of the town' and some fear their areas could become 'infested with drug addicts.'

Why does cocaine keep washing up on Britain's south coast? - Vimarsana News

Why does cocaine keep washing up on Britain's south coast?

EXCLUSIVE: The influx of drugs washing up on Britain's shores this month started on October 2 when a fisherman found hundreds of kilos of cocaine floating between two Dorset beauty spots.

EPA report 'would limit farm stock levels, ruining farmers', Oireachtas committee told – The Irish Times - Vimarsana News

EPA report 'would limit farm stock levels, ruining farmers', Oireachtas committee told – The Irish Times

TDs, Senators, IFA question causes of nitrogen and phosphorus concentrations in Irish waters

'Some co-ops won't survive' nitrates stocking rate cut - Vimarsana News

'Some co-ops won't survive' nitrates stocking rate cut

The reduction in maximum stocking rate under the derogation "would be devastating".