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Farm pays tribute to horse rescue pioneer Kathy Schwartz-Howe - Vimarsana News

Farm pays tribute to horse rescue pioneer Kathy Schwartz-Howe

Kathy Schwartz-Howe left a lasting impact on equine welfare, and her legacy will live on through the community of like-minded horse advocates and among every horse that gets a second chance at life.

Sivakumar: Construction of Socso rehabilitation centre in Perak 11.8pc complete - Vimarsana News

Sivakumar: Construction of Socso rehabilitation centre in Perak 11.8pc complete

IPOH, Feb 19 — The construction of the Social Security Organisation’s (Socso) National Neuro-Robotics and Cybernics Centre in Perak is currently in the second or...

Ealing Trailfinders' promotion hopes dashed by eligibility ruling - Vimarsana News

Ealing Trailfinders' promotion hopes dashed by eligibility ruling

Ealing Trailfinders will not be promoted to rugby's top division, after it was ruled that they failed to meet the eligibility criteria.

NATA 2022: Exam Notifications, Syllabus, Registration Process, Application Form & Fees - Vimarsana News

NATA 2022: Exam Notifications, Syllabus, Registration Process, Application Form & Fees

Get complete details of NATA Entrance Exam including selection procedure, registration process, important dates, exam pattern, syllabus, admit card, reference books & results from Careerindia.

Birmingham City Council spent £10m fighting SEND appeals, NCB report finds - Vimarsana News

Birmingham City Council spent £10m fighting SEND appeals, NCB report finds

An independent review into Birmingham City Council's free information, advice and support service for parents of children with special educational needs and disabilities (SEND), has found that the council has spent £10m fighting appeals and calls for “drastic action” to be taken.