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Installation of Weymouth Art Trail now underway - Vimarsana News

Installation of Weymouth Art Trail now underway

PUBLIC artworks for Weymouth’s sculpture trail all reflecting the town’s associations with the sea are currently being installed.

Scotland dismisses Spain bid to extradite Catalan official - Vimarsana News

Scotland dismisses Spain bid to extradite Catalan official

A Scottish court has dismissed extradition proceedings against a Catalan politician sought by Spain over Catalonia’s failed independence bid

Consent to rebuild Tekapo Tavern after fire approved - Vimarsana News

Consent to rebuild Tekapo Tavern after fire approved

A building consent lodged by the owner of property, Nigel Ross, shows plans for a rebuild of the tavern – similar in style to the original building and states there will be no change in the use of the building. MDC resource management planner Suzanne Blyth considered the use of the site for a tavern with gaming room, bottle store and separate restaurant and café fell within the scope of the existing approvals and an Existing Use Rights certificate for the property was granted earlier this month, paving the way for the building consent approval. Supplied/Stuff The rebuilt single-storey c...

Michael McKenzie from Prestonpans sentenced after stolen TV found in his home - Vimarsana News

Michael McKenzie from Prestonpans sentenced after stolen TV found in his home

POLICE found a stolen TV in a Prestonpans man’s home.

Weymouth public art sculpture trail revealed by Dorset Council - Vimarsana News

Weymouth public art sculpture trail revealed by Dorset Council

Planners are being asked to give planning consent for two of the six – both on the Esplanade. One features creatures found in the Bay, the other, more abstract, is designed to highlight climate change. They will be part of six installations which will encourage people to explore lesser-known parts of the town. Each has been commissioned by Dorset Council working with the creative producers B Side and date back to a consultation exercise it carried out in 2018. READ MORE: The completed trail will be just under a mile long  and is designed to be accessible to wheelchair users. ...