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Woodstock Town Council approves new strategic plan - Vimarsana News

Woodstock Town Council approves new strategic plan

Woodstock has a plan to guide its growth over the next four years.

Woodstock council rejects new car wash facility, approves townhomes - Vimarsana News

Woodstock council rejects new car wash facility, approves townhomes

The Woodstock Town Council unanimously rejected a proposed car wash facility in the town at its regular meeting Tuesday night, following a largely negative response at public hearings on the

Heartbeat cast now - from films to tragedy and unrecognisable Nick Berry - Vimarsana News

Heartbeat cast now - from films to tragedy and unrecognisable Nick Berry

Heartbeat ran from 1992 until its cancellation in 2010 in ITV's Sunday evening prime time slot - but what's happened to the cast since the cameras stopped rolling

RISE offers Anamosa another option - Vimarsana News

RISE offers Anamosa another option

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Victimised union activist wins tribunal case against outsourcing firm - Vimarsana News

Victimised union activist wins tribunal case against outsourcing firm

A UNION activist victimised by a private outsourcing company working for Wakefield Council in West Yorkshire has won her claim of unfair dismissal at an employment tribunal. School kitchen manager Carol Dewrow was convener for public service union Unison at ISS UK, which provides school catering services for the council. The tribunal in Leeds heard how Ms Dewrow was involved in a national Unison campaign to recover wages which the union said ISS had unlawfully withheld from 45 school cooks in Wakefield, and how ISS tried to stop her carrying out trade union duties. Unison said that the ...