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Popular park flooded by 'human waste' and loo roll for second time in six months - Vimarsana News

Popular park flooded by 'human waste' and loo roll for second time in six months

Wheatfields Park in St Ives has sewage and toilet paper covering the field - locals have expressed their disgust at the constant mess they find themselves facing

Just one-in-10 Brits have a good understanding of cryptocurrencies - Vimarsana News

Just one-in-10 Brits have a good understanding of cryptocurrencies

But nearly a quarter said they would consider getting into debt to buy them

'A deep dive on … connectivity' - Vimarsana News

'A deep dive on … connectivity'

Upgrading a product to be ‘Internet connected’ sounds easy but there are network options and questions to ask, as Jonathan Pallant discusses.

'Cooking up a connected product' - Vimarsana News

'Cooking up a connected product'

‘Cooking up a connected product’ Adding a connected device to your portfolio can be challenging. Jonathan Pallant looks at how to pick the ‘perfect ingredients’. Connected devices tend to sit at the more complex end of the embedded system spectrum, irrespective of whether they gather sensor data by themselves or interface with pre-existing equipment. Their complexity arises from the interaction between their three constituent parts: the local part, which generates the data or needs some control; the far system which records the data and/or provides ...

Mayor devastated by vandalism in cemetery - Vimarsana News

Mayor devastated by vandalism in cemetery

Vandalism on a cemetery on Hill Rise. - Credit: St Ives Town Council The mayor of  St Ives  said he was heartbroken to discover vandals had driven through the town's cemetery, leaving tyre tread marks everywhere. Cllr Jonathan Pallant, was shown photographs of the damaged to the cemetery on Hill Rise.    “The cemetery is a special place in our town where we can mourn the loss of our loved ones and reflect upon their lives, and I am heartbroken that unidentified individuals could be so insensitive as to use it as a racetrack for their own entertainment.   “Doubly so at a time wh...