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The pub quiz king Jay Flynn, 39, who raised £1m for charity - Vimarsana News

The pub quiz king Jay Flynn, 39, who raised £1m for charity

You may have heard of Jay's Virtual Pub Quizzes. They started in March 2020, during the first lockdown, when Jay set up an online version for his friends and family.

Teenager jailed for attacking 16-year-old with knife - Vimarsana News

Teenager jailed for attacking 16-year-old with knife

A TEENAGER who attacked a younger teenager with a knife in the street has been jailed.

Testing of River Wharfe as part of Ilkley bathing water status project found elevated levels of E.coli at Grassington, Burnsall and Linton Falls - Vimarsana News

Testing of River Wharfe as part of Ilkley bathing water status project found elevated levels of E.coli at Grassington, Burnsall and Linton Falls

Submitting... Popular visitor spots Burnsall, Grassington and Linton Falls within the Yorkshire Dales National Park - which regularly attract swimmers - all returned high readings of E.coli when tested in 2020. Linton Falls E.coli can cause severe diarrhoea and vomiting and poses a particular risk to children and vulnerable adults. In a 90-minute virtual town hall meeting held on Thursday, senior Yorkshire Water staff confirmed that the Wharfe Partnership would monitor the overall health of the river and that it has 'strong government backing'. Keighley's MP, Robbie Moore, believes that the g...

Omakase doesn't have to be expensive: These places are offering it for $69++ and below - Vimarsana News

Omakase doesn't have to be expensive: These places are offering it for $69++ and below

March 17, 2021 Facebook/Miraku 味楽 For the uninitiated, the term "omakase" translates to "I'll leave it up to you" in Japanese — exactly what one needs to do when enjoying this Japanese-style multiple-course meal. Just sit back, relax and watch the chef prepare the food before your very eyes. Diners are not given a detailed menu prior to their session so each and every dish that is presented to them will be a surprise. Unsurprisingly, such a meticulously curated meal can be quite an expensive affair. For example, an omakase dinner at the cult favourite Sushi Kimura can set you back about...