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Sub-postmasters may have been victims of miscarriage of justice – watchdog - Vimarsana News

Sub-postmasters may have been victims of miscarriage of justice – watchdog

The Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission announced its decision on Tuesday.

Colne Primary School pupils win interactive whiteboard in competition - Vimarsana News

Colne Primary School pupils win interactive whiteboard in competition

Colne Park Primary School pupils put together a ‘passionate, innovative and imaginative video’ which helped the school win a new interactive…

'My mum lost £30,000 to fraudsters exploiting this bank loophole' - Vimarsana News

'My mum lost £30,000 to fraudsters exploiting this bank loophole'

Fears thousands more could fall into scammers' trap

Action demanded: much-needed city school expansion could be 'millions' short and late - Vimarsana News

Action demanded: much-needed city school expansion could be 'millions' short and late

A much-needed expansion to Culloden Academy can't be completed within the original budget and could be years late.

Did Novels of the Enlightenment Teach Empathy? - Vimarsana News

Did Novels of the Enlightenment Teach Empathy?

Ritchie Robertson on the Reading Revolution of the 18th Century February 23, 2021 In the mid-to-late 18th century, the reading public grew so sharply in Britain, France and Germany that historians speak of a reading revolution. Reading was often a shared activity. Rousseau recounts how he and his father read aloud to each other, often continuing all night until they heard the dawn chorus. But it was also, and increasingly, a solitary practice, especially popular among middle-class women who had leisure, access to artificial light, and enough money to buy books. People not only read more: they...

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