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Your ultimate royal guide to celebrating the Coronation in London - Vimarsana News

Your ultimate royal guide to celebrating the Coronation in London

London is gearing up for another royal year of celebration, as the city prepares for the crowning of a new monarch for the first time in 70 years. With less than 50 days to go, the Coronation of King Charles III is set to bring together visitors from all around the world to London, where the official ceremony and celebrations will take place. From the official line-up of events, to themed experiences, city-wide decorations and royal sites you can visit all year round, Visit London has r...

2023 and adventures in the idiom wonderland - Vimarsana News

2023 and adventures in the idiom wonderland

The Oxford Etymologist explores a selection of idioms, including the amazing story of the phrase "fox's wedding."

Source: oup.com
New London council touts Firelands Festival, hires police officer - Vimarsana News

New London council touts Firelands Festival, hires police officer

Park Supervisor Joe Thomas called the Firelands Festival a success at Monday’s Village Council meeting and thanked those involved.

Mansfield TOPS weight loss group sheds 135 pounds for 2021 - Vimarsana News

Mansfield TOPS weight loss group sheds 135 pounds for 2021

Take Off Pounds Sensibly member Kathy Boyle was the chapter’s “biggest loser” shedding 31.75 pounds, according to a news release from TOPS

Notes On Squatting And Social Housing - Vimarsana News

Notes On Squatting And Social Housing

Notes On Squatting And Social Housing - Mike An overview of the history of squatting in the UK and associated struggles, from London Notes #1 1992. Introduction The threat to make squatting illegal has once again reared its ugly head. That the threat is hardly new and that the "discussion" paper put out by the government shows above all an almost total ignorance of their own laws, are hardly reassuring in today's climate where laws are passed in a matter of weeks, with the details decided by decree if necessary. More immediately, illegal evictions by councils and vicious raids by the cops...

Source: libcom.org