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Look back: Cock and Bottle pub in Bradford | Bradford Telegraph and Argus - Vimarsana News

Look back: Cock and Bottle pub in Bradford | Bradford Telegraph and Argus

AS with my recent article on the Talbot Hotel, the story of the Cock and Bottle pub in Barkerend Road spans the whole of Bradford’s modern…

Swindon primary school receives hundreds of donated books - Vimarsana News

Swindon primary school receives hundreds of donated books

THE Swindon Soroptimists donated hundreds of books to Drove Primary School.

Swindon primary school receives hundreds of donated books - Vimarsana News

Swindon primary school receives hundreds of donated books

THE Swindon Soroptimists donated hundreds of books to Drove Primary School.

Insulate Britain force HGV driver father-of-two to miss out on job interview - Vimarsana News

Insulate Britain force HGV driver father-of-two to miss out on job interview

A lorry driver missed a job interview because he was an hour late to the interview after 40 Insulate Britain eco-zealots blocked Dartford Crossing this morning. The father-of-two was furious.

A win for wildlife: Red Deer sisters donate inherited land for nature sanctuary - Vimarsana News

A win for wildlife: Red Deer sisters donate inherited land for nature sanctuary

Posted: May 01, 2021 8:30 AM MT | Last Updated: May 1 The conservation site that now belongs to Nature Conservancy of Canada near Red Deer, Alta. (Brent Calver/ NCC) Two Red Deer sisters have donated a parcel of land to the Nature Conservancy of Canada (NCC) to be preserved as a safe haven for eagles, badgers and other important species of wildlife. Ruth and Dorothy Bower donated 193 hectares of land on the west bank of the Red Deer River that had been in their family for three generations. The site, now known as the Bower Wildlife Sanctuary, will allow for native plant and animal species ...

Source: cbc.ca