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Local roundup: Blue Devils claim opener - Vimarsana News

Local roundup: Blue Devils claim opener

The Leominster High boys topped visiting Wachusett Regional, 3-0, on Monday afternoon, by set scores of 26-24, 25-22 and 25-11. Daniel Cantano led the Blue Devils with 20 kills, 18 service points, nine digs, two aces and a block, while Kevin Lee dished out 26 assists. Quinn Maher-Kellelea added six kills, three digs and an […]

'The area is becoming a slum': Residents hit out at HMO plan for Wakefield home - Vimarsana News

'The area is becoming a slum': Residents hit out at HMO plan for Wakefield home

Dozens of objections have failed to halt plans to re-use a property as a house of multiple occupancy in Wakefield.

Council backtrack on woodland clearance, but leading campaigner claims election motive - Vimarsana News

Council backtrack on woodland clearance, but leading campaigner claims election motive

Plans to clear part of a woodland planted by schoolchildren 20 years ago have been shelved, but a leading campaigner is not convinced by the move.

'Some people's speeds might as well be zero': Wakefield Council promises better internet with 20 year broadband deal - Vimarsana News

'Some people's speeds might as well be zero': Wakefield Council promises better internet with 20 year broadband deal

Internet speeds in some parts of the Wakefield district "might as well be zero", a public meeting's been told.

Boar Home Dining in Wakefield gets alcohol licence from council despite objections - Vimarsana News

Boar Home Dining in Wakefield gets alcohol licence from council despite objections

A new Wakefield restaurant has been granted a licence to serve alcohol, after councillors concluded it's likely to have a "positive impact" on the surrounding area.