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Published: 6:00 AM March 1, 2021    Seaton and Beer are saying farewell to their vicar Jeremy Trew, pictured with his wife Alison, centre, and daughters Rachel, left, and Eleanor, right - Credit: David Bruce Church-goers in Seaton and Beer have said a fond farewell to their vicar and his family as they move to a new appointment in Essex. David Bruce, churchwarden at St Gregory’s in Seaton, told the Midweek Herald: “It is with great sadness that I, as churchwarden of St Gregory’s and Gayle Chapple, my fellow churchwarden of St Michael’s in Beer, have had to say goodbye to our joint ...

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Nationality Law Change Could See Barbados Grant Citizenship to Descendants Of Settlers in Liberia Nationality Law Change Could See Barbados Grant Citizenship to Descendants Of Settlers in Liberia Share The Bajan plan hopes to boost its population, currently 290,000, by availing multi-generational diaspora descendants citizenship of the island. The change would mean that, providing they can prove it, descendants of the Island who settled in Liberia beginning in April 1865 and after could be in line for citizenship of Barbados. Monrovia – One hundred and fifty years after their patriarch, Joh...

‘Horrendous choices’ for packed hospitals Doctors say that hospitals could be forced to make “horrendous choices” about which coronavirus patients receive life-saving treatment because the NHS is so dangerously overloaded. Some ICUs in London are now so packed that doctors have asked for some patients to be transferred to Yorkshire to reduce the pressure on their service. A major incident has been declared in Essex amid fears the number of cases could overwhelm the county’s health services. 2 More areas expected to join tier 4 Millions more people in England are expected to be place...

Ismail Dawood hopes discrimination claim against ECB will lead to lasting change December 31 2020, 3.19pm Ismail Dawood (pictured in wicketkeeping action for Yorkshire) hopes a discrimation claim against the ECB will bring about lasting change (Nick Potts/PA Images). Former umpire Ismail Dawood hopes his role in a discrimination claim against the England and Wales Cricket will help move the sport from “convenient truths” and “fancy rhetoric” towards meaningful and lasting change. Dawood and former Test official John Holder are seeking damages from the governing body and a ruling unde...