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A12 litter in Colchester by Jobserve Community Stadium - Vimarsana News

A12 litter in Colchester by Jobserve Community Stadium

A build-up of rubbish along the sides of the A12 has sparked calls for greater action

A time to paws and reflect - Vimarsana News

A time to paws and reflect

Following War Animal Remembrance Day on Friday 24 February, the Shrine will for the first time conduct a dedicated Last […]

A time to paws and reflect | Melton & Moorabool - Vimarsana News

A time to paws and reflect | Melton & Moorabool

Following War Animal Remembrance Day on Friday 24 February, the Shrine will for the first time conduct a dedicated Last […]

A million tears: first global remembrance day for animals who served in war - Vimarsana News

A million tears: first global remembrance day for animals who served in war

A song titled A Million Tears has been released to launch the first International War Animal Remembrance Day on 24 February. The first “purple poppy anthem”, recorded by soprano Christina Johnston to “honour the service and sacrifice of millions of animals over hundreds of years of conflict”, has gone to number one in the iTunes […]

Highways remove 60 tonnes of rubbish from three A12 laybys - Vimarsana News

Highways remove 60 tonnes of rubbish from three A12 laybys

Highways England say litter can present a “serious safety risk”, causing a hazard to drivers and the workers who clear it from the road. Around 10,000 bags of litter are collected from the roadside in the East of England every year. Route manager Nigel Allsopp said: “Millions of people travel on our network every day and despite our best efforts to keep roads clean, they can quickly become littered with rubbish from vehicles and fly-tippers. “The simple fact is that if litter wasn’t dropped in the first place it wouldn’t need to be picked up. “We must all take responsi...