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Political pundit on where devolution is going wrong - Vimarsana News

Political pundit on where devolution is going wrong

Bernard Ponsonby is telling me about John Cornfield, a former miner from Blantyre and the man who taught him most about politics. He provides some…

Gourock race night set to raise funds for new defibrillator - Vimarsana News

Gourock race night set to raise funds for new defibrillator

A FATHER who lost his son to a heart attack is raising money to install a life-saving device just a few minutes’ walk from the spot where his boy…

'You couldn't get away from it': 1953 Coronation was major topic at Canadian schools - Vimarsana News

'You couldn't get away from it': 1953 Coronation was major topic at Canadian schools

Ahead of Queen Elizabeth's coronation in 1953, Kenneth Munro’s Grade 2 class studied the history of the monarchy, staged a play about the Royal Family and all 700 students at his northern Ontario school listened live on radio as she took her oath.

'You couldn't get away from it': 1953 Coronation was major topic at Canadian schools - Vimarsana News

'You couldn't get away from it': 1953 Coronation was major topic at Canadian schools

Ahead of Queen Elizabeth's coronation in 1953, Kenneth Munro’s Grade 2 class studied the history of the monarchy, staged a play about the Royal Family and all 700 students at his northern Ontario school listened live on radio as she took her oath.

'You couldn't get away from it': 1953 Coronation was major topic at Canadian schools - Vimarsana News

'You couldn't get away from it': 1953 Coronation was major topic at Canadian schools

Schools across the country have no special plans or curriculum to mark Charles III coronation May 6