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Coronation Street stars join fight to save Oldham Coliseum from closure - Vimarsana News

Coronation Street stars join fight to save Oldham Coliseum from closure

Theatre says it will be forced to close after losing £1.8m Arts Council England subisdy

Oldham Coliseum to close after losing £1.8m arts subsidy - Vimarsana News

Oldham Coliseum to close after losing £1.8m arts subsidy

Theatre says it cannot survive without funding for next three years and will shut at the end of March

The Pandemic and Employment: How Aussie Practices are Growing in Spite of Covid-19 - Vimarsana News

The Pandemic and Employment: How Aussie Practices are Growing in Spite of Covid-19

We spoke with some of Australia’s foremost design practices about the effects of the pandemic on staffing and growth. Here's what they told us.

'A path of destruction.' Three dead after tornado rips through coastal NC community - Vimarsana News

'A path of destruction.' Three dead after tornado rips through coastal NC community

'A path of destruction.' Three dead after tornado rips through coastal NC community Mark Price, Dale Shoemaker, Alan Blondin, and Jenna Farhat, The Charlotte Observer Feb. 16—Three people were killed and at least 10 were injured after a suspected tornado hit Brunswick County along the North Carolina coast late Monday, officials say. The damage in the southern part of the coastal county was described as "devastating," with nearly 40,000 people without power after the storm. The three people who died were in the Ocean Ridge Plantation development, where at least 50 homes were ...

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'It makes me question is the lockdown worth it?' Readers react to rise in suspected suicides - Vimarsana News

'It makes me question is the lockdown worth it?' Readers react to rise in suspected suicides

READERS have had their say on worrying figures released by Cumbria police which reveal a rise in suspected suicides across the county during the pandemic last year. Following a Freedom of Information request, Cumbria Constabulary has confirmed that in first 11 months of 2020 the force’s officers were called to 78 sudden deaths which were suspected suicides. Twenty related to people under 35. In 2018, the force was called to 55 suspected suicides. Last year the figure was 65. Graham Sturgeon posted: “This was always going to happen. It’s fair play for people to keep asking for mo...