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A FARM hit hard by Covid-19 hopes plans for an 80-pitch campsite will help the businesses and provide a perfect staycation for families.

A FARM hit hard by Covid-19 hopes plans for an 80-pitch campsite will help the businesses - along with struggling families who cannot afford foreign holidays. Ragmarsh Farm, in Bradfield, set up a tent only camp site on its land last year to help compensate for money lost on a burger van business due to the lockdown. The farm created the campsite at its Shore Lane site under permitted development rights, but it has sparked concerns about the impact on the nearby Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Following objections from councillors, famer Richard Mitchell submitted formal plans for...

Newark listings: Jailed for hospital burglary, suspended sentence for assault and threats to kill, as well as drink and drug drivers  | Updated: 16:08, 07 April 2021 A MAN who burgled the podiatry unit at Newark Hospital has been jailed. Jamie Kavanagh, 47, of Willis Road, Newark, admitted the March 18 burglary. Nottingham magistrates decided Kavanagh had a flagrant disregard for people and their property and jailed him for 18 weeks. Nottingham Magistrates' Court. (28210506) Nurses working at Newark Hospital had just called Nottinghamshire Police when they saw officers in a patrol car on Bo...

CTC Releases White Paper Focusing on Uplifting Presentation Quality with Series 1 & 2 Projectors X Cinema Technology Community (CTC), the not-for-profit independent trade organisation has announced the release of its white paper focusing on uplifting presentation quality with Series 1 and 2 digital projectors. As the cinema industry begins its long recovery from Covid-19, CTC has published a detailed white paper providing useful insights to cinema exhibitors both large and small who may find themselves needing to operate ageing equipment for the short to mid-te...

Millions of low-income Californians will receive $600 checks if the California Legislature approves plans to spend $9.6 billion in new pandemic relief.