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The 'Mack' and me - Documentary explores connections with iconic art school - Vimarsana News

The 'Mack' and me - Documentary explores connections with iconic art school

THE first time I watched it burn I wept. I was not alone. That much I remember from looking around me that sad day back in 2014 when the “Mack”…

Artists share grief in new documentary about the destruction of Glasgow School of Art - Vimarsana News

Artists share grief in new documentary about the destruction of Glasgow School of Art

A NEW documentary from a Glasgow School of Art graduate is set to showcase the deep connection between the landmark building and its students.

Kingston and Richmond grass verges to be cut less often | Richmond and Twickenham Times - Vimarsana News

Kingston and Richmond grass verges to be cut less often | Richmond and Twickenham Times

The grass on roadsides in Richmond and Kingston will be cut less often in a bid to improve biodiversity the council says. This week both councils announced they would be trialling the new approach which will leave grass verges to grow for longer than usual. They say it is hoped this will allow wildflowers to appear, helping to support butterfly and bumblebee populations. The councils say this will also improve air quality as well as introduce colour to the highways. Both have been keen to stress it is not a cost cutting exercise. Richmond council said: “The council is working di...

Kingston and Richmond grass verges to be cut less often - Vimarsana News

Kingston and Richmond grass verges to be cut less often

The grass on roadsides in Richmond and Kingston will be cut less often in a bid to improve biodiversity the council says. This week both councils announced they would be trialling the new approach which will leave grass verges to grow for longer than usual. They say it is hoped this will allow wildflowers to appear, helping to support butterfly and bumblebee populations. The councils say this will also improve air quality as well as introduce colour to the highways. Both have been keen to stress it is not a cost cutting exercise. Richmond council said: “The council is working di...