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A CGI of the proposed development in Princess Road, Bournemouth A COUNCIL scheme to build more than 100 – mostly affordable – flats in Bournemouth has been given the green light. BCP Council’s planning committee approved the Princess Road scheme on Thursday, despite being warned it could lead to the loss of every tree on the site. But even with permission having been granted, work cannot start until it has approval for a Sang, the same situation that has caused the Winter Gardens development to stall. The £32 million development of the former Victorian villas in Princess Road w...

Unaisi Ratubalavu 9 April, 2021, 11:00 pm Customers do their shopping at the New World IGA supermarket at Damodar City in Suva. Picture: JONA KONATACI THE Fiji Times of June 19, 1987 reported on the panic buying of sugar as people feared the commodity would run out because farmers would not harvest cane. The article stated major supermarkets and stores throughout Fiji were being cleaned out of all supplies of sugar and prices rose by between 10 and 110 per cent for a kilo of sugar. MH supermarkets were selling sugar at 50 cents a kilo, B Kumar Supermarket at 48 cents a kilo, RB Patel at 65 ce...

Patrick Clarke , February 26th, 2021 09:33 Here are ten essential albums and EPs that we at tQ have been loving this last month, as well as a smattering of superb singles With the recent announcement that the end of June could mark the final end of coronavirus restrictions on social contact, paving the way for a summer of actual real life gigs that won't kill anyone we love, there's been a wave of newfound hope among a British music scene that's spent a year being battered to the point of near collapse. In all honesty, I've been burned too many times by this Government's false promises to en...

Dear Dr. Scribblerbuck: During the 1990s, I was a docent at James Buchanan’s home, Wheatland. I was taught exactly what was the prescribed story of his life to tell to tourists. They especially stressed that Buchanan was never a slave owner and abhorred the institution. I repeated this story to many visitors. I have recently read that he indeed bought two enslaved people and “kept” them for the years it took for them to work off the cost of buying them. Calling them indentured servants does not change that this was indeed slavery and I am so sorry that I was a part of the myth ...

KETR A winter storm system is bringing frigid temperatures to the central United States, including Northeast Texas, where the region is buried under several inches of snow and ice. Temperatures across the region remained in the single digits well into Monday morning. The National Weather Service forecasts afternoon highs in the mid teens. Snow accumulations measured around 4 inches or greater across much of the region as of Monday morning. In Emory, local officials reported 5 inches of snow at the Rains County Courthouse at 6:32 a.m. Rolling electrical blackouts, a planned effort to reduce ...