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A NEWLY-OPENED home and furniture emporium stacked with modern and vintage items allows people to browse to their heart's content. The St David's Hospice Care warehouse in Cwmbran is jam-packed with all manner of good quality furniture, china, sofas and an eclectic array of the more unusual of items. Emma Saysell, chief executive of St David's Hospice Care, said: "The warehouse is where we are storing our excess stock. It offers bargain hunters the chance to take their time and have an unhurried browse around to see the kind of merchandise we have. "The covid pandemic and the lockdown...

Brant County is expanding its partnership with Equal Grounds Community Gardens. Plans call for communal gardens to be created this spring at Axton Park in Paris and at the Scotland Community Centre in Scotland. Details, including the size and number of plots, are still being worked out, county councillors were told at an administration and operations committee meeting this week. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. County expanding community gardens Back to video The gardens will be operated by the Equal Grounds organization, which has vegetable gard...

Author of the article: Vincent Ball Publishing date: Apr 20, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  2 minute read  •  Article content More work is needed to come up with the right solution for tourist-related parking problems in Glen Morris and Paris, Brant County councillors say. Councillors, at an administration and operations committee Tuesday, decided to defer for one month a decision on how to solve parking woes at three locations: the Eric Tomlinson River Access Point in Glen Morris; Penman’s Dam and Bean Park in Paris. “It’s a circus down there, ” Mayor David Bailey said of...

Decatur community mourns the loss of a popular sous chef from coronavirus Deran Hill worked at Josie's as a sous and pastry chef for almost three years. Posted: Apr 6, 2021 8:30 PM Updated: Apr 6, 2021 8:47 PM Posted By: Bridget Divers A lot of people in Decatur are mourning the COVID-19 death of a popular sous chef. He died this month after coming down with the virus. Deran Hill worked at Josie's as a sous and pastry chef for almost three years. We talked with his co-workers and friends about their memories of a man they say is gone too soon. Deran Hill passed away from COVID-19 at 41.

Article content Overtourism has become overwhelming in Glen Morris, residents say. Jeff Leader and Karen Murray-Hopf told Brant County councillors this week that residents have had enough of out-of-towners parking on their streets and blocking driveways and entrances to the trail system when they visit to enjoy the Grand River. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Glen Morris residents overwhelmed by overtourism Back to video They say roughly 1,100 vehicles drove in and out of Forbes Street over a week last July causing a range of problems from too m...