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Taking a look in the Rutland & Stamford Mercury archive - Vimarsana News

Taking a look in the Rutland & Stamford Mercury archive

Look back through the newspaper's archive to find interesting stories from years gone by.

How coffee became the surprising ally of Belfast's temperance campaigners - Vimarsana News

How coffee became the surprising ally of Belfast's temperance campaigners

Coffee shops are the new pubs, a friend once remarked. And he may well be right. As traditional bars struggle, coffee outlets are popping up on every street corner. Many pub landlords, especially in country areas, are only keeping their doors open in anticipation of the day someone will make an offer for their licence. Meanwhile, young entrepreneurs in horseboxes can hardly turn out the mochaccinos fast enough. Somehow, we’ve gone from ‘fancy a pint?’ to ‘see you for a coffee’.

Stamford Bus Station used as car park as South Kesteven District Council lacks power to fine drivers - Vimarsana News

Stamford Bus Station used as car park as South Kesteven District Council lacks power to fine drivers

Irresponsible parking at a bus station has been labelled as ‘an accident waiting to happen’.

Art commission installed at Louth County Council's controversial St Peter's Hill project - Vimarsana News

Art commission installed at Louth County Council's controversial St Peter's Hill project

The next phase of the St Peter’s Hill meeting square has begun, with the recent installation of the artwork selected to adorn the Louth County Council project.

Cost of living: Raven House Trust, Newport, needs donations - Vimarsana News

Cost of living: Raven House Trust, Newport, needs donations

A FOOD bank in Lliswerry is appealing for donations as the cost-of-living crisis doubles its demand.