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New painting unveiled to praise work of Stokesley volunteers | Darlington and Stockton Times - Vimarsana News

New painting unveiled to praise work of Stokesley volunteers | Darlington and Stockton Times

An official unveiling event was held for a new painting that aims to illustrates Stokesley’s community spirit.

UOW study finds women open to AI being used in mammograms | South Coast Register - Vimarsana News

UOW study finds women open to AI being used in mammograms | South Coast Register

If you've ever struggled at the self-serve check-out, it makes sense you might be a little suspicious

Pride and prejudice over working-class and regional accents | Letters - Vimarsana News

Pride and prejudice over working-class and regional accents | Letters

Letters: <strong>Adrian Pritchard </strong>has a theory about why some people lose their accent when they move and others don’t. Plus letters from <strong>Thomas Ryder,</strong> <strong>Jane Ghosh, Frances Worsley</strong>,<strong> Ian D Richardson </strong>and<strong> Irene Zetie</strong>

Opinion: My journey to discover the San Francisco Tapes that held Ireland's lost WWII secrets - Vimarsana News

Opinion: My journey to discover the San Francisco Tapes that held Ireland's lost WWII secrets

Mark Mc Menamin writes about how he discovered the fascinating story of the hunt for the Ireland’s Nazi spies.

Supporting First Nations communities through stroke recovery - Vimarsana News

Supporting First Nations communities through stroke recovery

Date Time Supporting First Nations communities through stroke recovery A new resource to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people live well after stroke, has been launched as part of National Stroke Week (Aug 2 – 8). Our Stroke Journey has been developed by Stroke Foundation with the support of survivors of stroke and their families, health professionals, stroke researchers, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations. It is an important resource because Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are twice as likely to be hospitalised with stroke than non-indigenous A...