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Rugby League: Singleton Greyhounds U18s run rampant against Muswellbrook Rams | Muswellbrook Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Rugby League: Singleton Greyhounds U18s run rampant against Muswellbrook Rams | Muswellbrook Chronicle

Singleton won all three other games in Group 21.

Rugby League: Singleton Greyhounds U18s run rampant against Muswellbrook Rams | The Singleton Argus - Vimarsana News

Rugby League: Singleton Greyhounds U18s run rampant against Muswellbrook Rams | The Singleton Argus

Singleton won all three other games in Group 21.

Rugby League: Singleton Greyhounds U18s run rampant against Muswellbrook Rams | Muswellbrook Chronicle - Vimarsana News

Rugby League: Singleton Greyhounds U18s run rampant against Muswellbrook Rams | Muswellbrook Chronicle

Singleton won all three other games in Group 21.

Travellers set up camp on land near Ships and Castles, Falmouth - Vimarsana News

Travellers set up camp on land near Ships and Castles, Falmouth

It is understood that the land belongs to Cornwall Council and is leased to Pendennis Castle. It appears the travellers arrived yesterday and broke down the wooden posts to get in. The area is known as the Hornworks which are a set of earthworks crossing the neck of the peninsular to the north-west of Pendennis Castle. The travellers have set up camp at The Hornworks Cllr Dave Saunby has been up to the site and reported the matter to the Cornwall councillor for the area Laurie Magowan. "We had a problem last year with boy racers driving their cars around the field, which is also use...

MP: Bewdley floods prove temporary barriers not good enough - Vimarsana News

MP: Bewdley floods prove temporary barriers not good enough

Moments after the temporary barriers gave way at Beales Corner. Photo by Dave Sherwood THE MP for Wyre Forest says the latest floods in Bewdley could "help the cause" to get more permanent defences installed sooner. Homes were ravaged by floodwater on Friday night after temporary barriers at Beales Corner failed to keep the Severn at bay for the second time in less than 12 months. Residents described the water gushing past the defences "like a tsunami" after the barriers gave way overnight - just 11 months after they were overtopped in the wake of Storm Dennis last February. Flooding at...