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“Travel agents are looking for something new and something close to home, and this delivers on all fronts.” Tine Murn, fellow co-founder and event director, added: “OTT training programmes are easy to design and just as easy for the travel agents to access, and they really allow agents to gain an insight into what the New Deal Europe destinations have to offer. “I’m delighted that we have this opportunity to put the Balkans and southeast Europe front and centre in every travel agency.” Kenny Smith, OTT global partnerships manager, said: “We want to develop the Balkans in partner...

The following cases were heard at Reading Magistrates’ Court:

Andrew Smith / Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading A TRIAL will take place later this year after a Reading man denied bringing a kitchen knife to the Royal Berkshire Hospital.  Robert Dee, of Russell Street, Reading pleaded not guilty to bringing the blade into the NHS building in November last year.  He also refuted allegations he assaulted two paramedics on the same day in October 2020. The 43-year-old’s case was discussed at Reading Magistrates Court last week (April 15), although the defendant was not present.  Mr Dee, who also goes by the name of Bob Brewer, has been rema...

State leaders this summer opened a new era by making police disciplinary records available to the public through Freedom of Information requests. But some of the region’s biggest police departments are moving at glacial speed in providing documents that expose wrongdoing by their officers. For example, the Town of Tonawanda Police Department denied a Buffalo News request for its disciplinary records partly out of concern for its officers’ privacy, even though a judge had already ruled that complaints against police, proven or not, could be released, as the state Legislature intended...

missouri, with the latest. matt? reporter: good morning, guys. in arnold, 200 homes are affected or destroyed by flooding. the mayor said this is the worst natural disaster he has ever seen. the river is still raging, creeping up on to this road, nearly destroying this home, probably saved by sandbagging efforts. damage is done and cleanup pins pins -- begins. there are pumps all over town. it is cold here. a lot of floodwater turns to ice on streets and sidewalks. river crested high of 4feet. it stayed well above flood stage for days heading into the weekend. city officials say avoi...