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Double rapist Simon McGinley has charge struck out after witness fails to show up in court - Vimarsana News

Double rapist Simon McGinley has charge struck out after witness fails to show up in court

A convicted double rapist accused of breaching the conditions of the Sex Offenders’ Act has had the charge struck out after it was disclosed that the alleged injured party in the case did not want to attend court.

Rettie & Co: Average Scottish house price to rise by 1.5 per cent in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Rettie & Co: Average Scottish house price to rise by 1.5 per cent in 2024

Property firm Rettie & Co is forecasting Scottish house prices to rise by around 1.5 per cent in 2024, with overall residential property transaction activity increasing to approximately 4.3 per cent. Rettie sees continued pressure on the private rental sector (PRS), with double-digit increases i

Column: The names of Bob Whitney and Lexington will forever be linked - Vimarsana News

Column: The names of Bob Whitney and Lexington will forever be linked

The names of Robert H. Whitney and Lexington will forever be linked together. You can't think of one without the other.

Longtime Lexington attorney, school board member Robert Whitney dies at 88 - Vimarsana News

Longtime Lexington attorney, school board member Robert Whitney dies at 88

Long-time criminal defense attorney and Lexington Local School District board member Robert H. Whitney, 88, died on Monday afternoon.

Kentucky's largest public radio station will cut its workforce amid lower than expected revenues and rising costs. - Vimarsana News

Kentucky's largest public radio station will cut its workforce amid lower than expected revenues and rising costs.

Louisville Public Media will lay off eight employees as part of a plan to cut operating expenses by about 10% for the upcoming budget year. This is part of a national trend, as the industry changes.

Source: wfyi.org