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Aldi reveals South Wales locations where it wants new stores - Vimarsana News

Aldi reveals South Wales locations where it wants new stores

Aldi has revealed three locations in South Wales - including Cardiff - where it wants to build new stores in 2023.

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Live: A38 queues of traffic near Ivybridge as crash closes lane - Vimarsana News

Live: A38 queues of traffic near Ivybridge as crash closes lane

There is heavy congestion for traffic heading towards Plymouth

Married drunk teacher who said 'f*** colleague in heartbeat' at prom banned from classroom | UK | News - Vimarsana News

Married drunk teacher who said 'f*** colleague in heartbeat' at prom banned from classroom | UK | News

A colleague described how Dr Kershaw 'displayed drunken behaviour including slurred speech' and was 'giggly and laughing' at the end-of-term event.

Married science teacher, 40, who drunkenly groped a colleague's breast in front of pupils at the school prom after saying he'd 'f*** her in a heartbeat if it wasn't for her wedding ring' is banned from the classroom for five years - Vimarsana News

Married science teacher, 40, who drunkenly groped a colleague's breast in front of pupils at the school prom after saying he'd 'f*** her in a heartbeat if it wasn't for her wedding ring' is banned from the classroom for five years

Dr Tom Kershaw, who taught at Ivybridge Community College in Devon, joined the school in 2011 before quitting while under investigation for his behaviour in September 2020.

Ivybridge teacher got drunk with pupils and groped colleague - Vimarsana News

Ivybridge teacher got drunk with pupils and groped colleague

Dr Tom Kershaw is banned from teaching for five years by the Teaching Regulation Agency.

Source: bbc.co.uk