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Wallingford charity fills 200 bin bags full of rubbish in litter pick - Vimarsana News

Wallingford charity fills 200 bin bags full of rubbish in litter pick

Litter pickers filled 200 bin bags full of rubbish as part of ‘Keep Britain Tidy’s’ Great British Spring Clean.

Heightened threat of cyber-attacks following Russian invasion - Vimarsana News

Heightened threat of cyber-attacks following Russian invasion

Councils are being told they face a heightened threat of cyber-attacks following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, and are being urged to take swift action to

Archaeologists find 10 skeletons at Gloucestershire eco park site - Vimarsana News

Archaeologists find 10 skeletons at Gloucestershire eco park site

Skeletons and a wide range of Roman artefacts have been discovered during a dig in Gloucestershire.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Wildfire smoke expected to last into next week; B.C. advises vacationers to be prepared - Vimarsana News

Wildfire smoke expected to last into next week; B.C. advises vacationers to be prepared

Article content B.C. officials say Albertans are still welcome to travel to the province despite the wildfires, but are asking vacationers to prepare by learning about impacts of the blazes before they leave. As of Friday afternoon, there were 270 active fires in B.C., including 85 considered out of control. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Wildfire smoke expected to last into next week; B.C. advises vacationers to be prepared Back to video Westerly winds are blowing smoke from the fires in southern B.C. into Calgary, leading Environment Canad...

Lack of honeybees impacting fruit production at Okanagan orchards - Vimarsana News

Lack of honeybees impacting fruit production at Okanagan orchards

Catastrophic winter losses meant that there were fewer beehives available to provide to orchards for pollination.