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Morning mail: accused minister to speak, Brazil variant fears, Dr Seuss pulled - Vimarsana News

Morning mail: accused minister to speak, Brazil variant fears, Dr Seuss pulled

<strong>Wednesday</strong>: Politician to make statement addressing rape allegation against him. Plus: US hits Russia with fresh sanctions

Irish jockey James apologises for climbing on dead horse - Vimarsana News

Irish jockey James apologises for climbing on dead horse

(Reuters) - Irish amateur jockey Rob James said on Tuesday he was "heartbroken" and wished to apologise after a video of him climbing on a dead horse ...

Source: whbl.com
Rotary Club donates &#xA3;700 to Lyme Heartbeat - Vimarsana News

Rotary Club donates &#xA3;700 to Lyme Heartbeat

Following a street collection held by Lyme Regis Rotary Club during the Christmas period, a donation of £700 has been made to Lyme Heartbeat. Lyme...

Lyme Regis Rotary Club donates &#xA3;700 to Lyme Heartbeat | Bridport and Lyme Regis News - Vimarsana News

Lyme Regis Rotary Club donates &#xA3;700 to Lyme Heartbeat | Bridport and Lyme Regis News

A GROUP of volunteers who want to produce a network of publicly accessible defibrillators have been boosted by a donation of £700.

Councillors set to vote on whether to stop Blaenau and Mynyddygarreg school closure proposals - Vimarsana News

Councillors set to vote on whether to stop Blaenau and Mynyddygarreg school closure proposals

Ysgol Blaenau and Ysgol Mynyddygarreg near Kidwelly are both earmarked for closure under plans by the council. However, Carmarthenshire's Labour leader, Cllr Rob James, has tabled a motion calling on the council to halt the consultation until after lockdown as eased, giving the public more time to have their say. Carmarthenshire's full council will meet to vote on Wednesday, February 10. Cllr Rob James met with parents of Ysgol Gynradd Blaenau to hear about the impact the consultation was having on their families and said he was "alarmed by the level of pressure the process was having...