Five Danbury-area organizations earn DEEP grants to tackle invasive species on local lakes
The grants from the state will cover the Candlewood Lake Steward Program to educate...
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The grants from the state will cover the Candlewood Lake Steward Program to educate...
The spirit of giving was strong on holiday Monday in Edmonton, with organizations around the city providing meals to some of its most vulnerable.
The Lyme Regis Regent cinema was destroyed in a fire in March 2016. At the time, owners WTW-Scott Cinemas said it 'fully intended' to rebuild it, but little action has been taken since. A campaign group has now been created, 'Save Lyme Regis Cinema', and already has more than 1,300 followers on Facebook. The group was created after WTW-Scott Cinemas offered the site to Lyme Regis Town Council as a community asset, an offer which was turned down. The owners said it was highly unlikely they would be in a position to consider rebuilding the cinema for a considerable length of time.
The Lyme Regis Regent cinema was destroyed in a fire in March 2016. At the time, owners WTW-Scott Cinemas said it 'fully intended' to rebuild it, but little action has been taken since. A campaign group has now been created, 'Save Lyme Regis Cinema', and already has more than 1,300 followers on Facebook. The group was created after WTW-Scott Cinemas offered the site to Lyme Regis Town Council as a community asset, an offer which was turned down. The owners said it was highly unlikely they would be in a position to consider rebuilding the cinema for a considerable length of time.
Lawyers warned the Scottish Government was heading for defeat in its court battle with Alex Salmond more than three months before it lost the case. In a major development which piles more pressure on Nicola Sturgeon, it emerged yesterday that they warned in September 2018 there was 'a real risk that the court may be persuaded by the petitioner's case in respect of the ground of challenge based on 'procedural unfairness'.' Legal advisers then informed officials on October 31 of a 'very real problem' which eventually led to Mr Salmond winning the case. Lawyers warned the Scottish Government w...