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Berkshire and Cumbria set to clash in tantalising National Counties Trophy final - Vimarsana News

Berkshire and Cumbria set to clash in tantalising National Counties Trophy final

Berkshire and Cumbria will meet in the final of the National Counties Trophy for the third successive season following comfortable victories over…

The easy 30-day plan to get beach ready over 40 - Vimarsana News

The easy 30-day plan to get beach ready over 40

Going abroad? We have all the diet tweaks, exercises, advice and style tips needed to help midlifers feel better than ever

Man cleared of Lymington murder but guilty of manslaughter - Vimarsana News

Man cleared of Lymington murder but guilty of manslaughter

A MAN has been cleared of murdering a 23-year-old fisherman outside a Royal British Legion club – but he has been convicted of his manslaughter.

Culture from the skies - Vimarsana News

Culture from the skies

28 May 2021 Smithton High School students Kelsey Williams, Hunter Woolley and Ashton Monson along with youth mentor Selina Colgrave, Circular Head Aboriginal Corporation’s Luke Grey, Lesley and Ros Dick and Cheryl Marshall joined Claire and Dean from Aboriginal Heritage Tasmania on the trip of a lifetime recently, taking a helicopter flight into remote, untouched areas of the west coast to view aboriginal landmarks not accessible by foot. Leaving Smithton airport at 8am the group boarded two helicopters taking the coastal track to Strahan, first stop Mainwaring River where they visited r...

Recalling the simpler innocence of 'Fibber McGee & Molly' - Vimarsana News

Recalling the simpler innocence of 'Fibber McGee & Molly'

By Bill Knight As April ends, poet T.S. Eliot’s line “April is the cruelest month” is recalled – along with its actual meaning – and an Illinois couple who succeeded in show business despite April’s bad tidings – and good. First, Eliot’s opening line from “The Waste Land” indicates how people confined in a mythical country devastated by a pandemic suffer profound disappointment at the arrival of the season of renewal and growth – new life they’re unable to enjoy. Eliot wrote his masterpiece during his recovery from the ‘Spanish flu,” which killed 100 million people...