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Estepona introduces measures to help tackle drought crisis in the province by cutting water use by 10 per cent - Vimarsana News

Estepona introduces measures to help tackle drought crisis in the province by cutting water use by 10 per cent

The move prohibits the use of potable water for golf course irrigation, filling private swimming pools, use in public showers and washing cars at home

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal introduces 'tips for kitchen staff' feature. Internet has a lot to say - Vimarsana News

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal introduces 'tips for kitchen staff' feature. Internet has a lot to say

“With this feature, customers will be able to tip the restaurant’s kitchen staff – the wonderful chefs, cleaning staff, helpers, etc. as a way of appreciation,” Zomato said in a blog.

Tork Media Introduces Comprehensive AI-Enabled Optimization Services for Digital Marketing Agencies - Vimarsana News

Tork Media Introduces Comprehensive AI-Enabled Optimization Services for Digital Marketing Agencies

Tork Media Introduces Comprehensive AI-Enabled Optimization Services for Digital Marketing Agencies

Turkish First Lady Introduces Anatolian Textiles To Her Counterparts In New York - Vimarsana News

Turkish First Lady Introduces Anatolian Textiles To Her Counterparts In New York

First ladies impressed by products on show at Turkish House in New York, praise Turkish textile industry.

'Absolute nightmare': Fury as Wales introduces fresh 20mph zones - as 100,000 sign... - Vimarsana News

'Absolute nightmare': Fury as Wales introduces fresh 20mph zones - as 100,000 sign...

Motorists in Wales are furious after new 20mph zones were introduced in all built-up residential areas, with thousands of people signing a petition to reverse the decision.

Source: lbc.co.uk