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Mitsubishi EDM machines drive efficiency and unmanned production at Premier Precision Tooling - Vimarsana News

Mitsubishi EDM machines drive efficiency and unmanned production at Premier Precision Tooling

For over two decades, Premier Precision Tooling, a Hampshire-based company, has supplied the F1 industry with a range of meticulously crafted components. However, maintaining a competitive edge in such a fast-paced sector requires not only expertise but also the right technology, such as modern EDM machines from Mitsubishi.

This Colorful Converted Church in New Jersey Hits All the Right Notes - Vimarsana News

This Colorful Converted Church in New Jersey Hits All the Right Notes

This Colorful Converted Church in New Jersey Hits All the Right Notes This Colorful Converted Church in New Jersey Hits All the Right Notes The current owners bought this former church for $110,000 just five years ago. Today, it's a colorful single-family home, on the market for $675,000. Tiffani Sherman, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail This building has been standing on the same piece of land in Cream Ridge, NJ, since 1903. In the last five years, it's been transformed into a marvelous home. Before 2015, the 3,682-square-foot building on Davis Station Road served as the Upper Freehold Bapt...

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BYGONES: 'Detector vans' tour town TV licence search - Vimarsana News

BYGONES: 'Detector vans' tour town TV licence search

OWNERS of unlicensed television sets in 1961 were being warned that detector vans would be in Bracknell and Wokingham to root out owners of sets who can’t be bothered to buy licences. In an effort to see how easily the scheme would work the Bracknell News went on a test run with Assistant Head Postmaster Leslie Howden who explained: “We are not anxious to prosecute people-we just want them to buy their TV licence.” It was time for the only public clock in Bracknell High Street to get a bit of ‘TLC’ and Gordon Thake, the former chairman of the Rural District Council, had the face...