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Approval for Peel and Tungsten's 500,000 sq ft Birkenhead shed - Vimarsana News

Approval for Peel and Tungsten's 500,000 sq ft Birkenhead shed

Wirral Council granted the green light to the project on the former Cammell Laird shipyard during the June planning committee meeting.

La chaussée s'effondre avenue du Parc Royal, à Laeken - Vimarsana News

La chaussée s'effondre avenue du Parc Royal, à Laeken

Une déviation est mise en place via l'avenue des Trembles.

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Geeta Dutt birthday anniversary: Revisiting the triumphs and tragedy of the icon - Vimarsana News

Geeta Dutt birthday anniversary: Revisiting the triumphs and tragedy of the icon

After a courtship of three years, and a generous exchange of letters and promises, Guru Dutt and Geeta got married.

What's on this week: 7-13 May | The Bulletin - Vimarsana News

What's on this week: 7-13 May | The Bulletin

Culture 13:30 06/05/2021 After being forced to skip a year, the Royal Greenhouses in Laeken are back open to the public. The historical gardens and greenhouses of the royal domain are open for a few short weeks every year. While not every greenhouse can be open as social distancing cannot be guaranteed, the royal family is making up for it by increasing the outdoor space open to visitors. See the circular rose garden and temple ruins on the shore of one of the domain’s lakes. The tour continues to greenhouses with subtropical plants, palm trees and the Orangery, where orange and laurel tree...

The Brexit Brussels dinner: fish and frank talk but no one left satisfied - Vimarsana News

The Brexit Brussels dinner: fish and frank talk but no one left satisfied

Last modified on Fri 11 Dec 2020 11.47 EST In the final few moments, at the end of a long dinner on the 13th floor of the European commission’s Berlaymont headquarters, Boris Johnson and Ursula von der Leyen slipped away from their advisers and chief negotiators to talk alone in a corner of the room. It was a tête-à-tête between two leaders mindful of the historic nature of their discussions. Their conversation was intense, and notable for its apparent frankness; the body language made that clear to observers. The entire evening, as Von der Leyen would later tweet, had been “lively” ...