Page 20 - Peter Moss News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Premium Content Subscriber only His name is synonymous with motorcycles but Wayne Rosenberg is enjoying his foray into competition on four wheels. The 58 year old was among 16 Rockhampton drivers who recently took part in the first round of the Queensland Super Sprints B series at Warwick. The super sprints are held over four rounds, with a variety of classes in the three series – A, B and C. Three members of the Rockhampton contingent – Graham Hubbert, Peter Moss and Clay Weston – all scored podium finishes in their respective classes. Rosenberg put in a solid performance in the super ...

Social media pays tribute to former Duke's Head pot washer who always had a kind word for shopworkers.

Fuming police raid gym that refuses to close during lockdown for 11th time Business owner Steven Todds has refused to close Reps Gym in Preston, Lancashire during the ongoing lockdown. He argues his clients rely on his business being available to them for the benefit of their mental health. (Image: Lancashire Post / SWNS) The Daily Star's FREE newsletter is spectacular! Sign up today for the best stories straight to your inboxInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Sign up today! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Some...

Moss Dental in 2015 A PATIENT has been awarded £18,750 in an out-of-court settlement amid claims his dentist snapped an instrument in his tooth during root canal treatment. Glen Finch, 51, from Bolton, suffered from painful infections and required extensive correction treatment over several years. He will also lose two teeth in future due to the damage caused. Mr Finch, a patient at Moss Dental Care, in Bury Road, for 26 years, said: "Dr Peter Moss was my dentist for many, many years. I always trusted he knew what he was doing. I just thought ‘he’s the professional’ and let him g...

Competition to find 'climate friendly farming champion' 30 December 2020 | The initiative will show the importance of Scottish farming’s response to climate change A new video competition will be launched next month to find a Scottish farmer who is taking extra measures to tackle climate change. Those taking part will outline the steps they are taking to reduce emissions and highlight the wider environmental benefits that can be delivered as a result. Entrants need to record a three-minute video, sharing their views on how Scottish agriculture can respond to climate change challenges. The ...