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Farmer 'shot dead burglar' after house was robbed twice in 10 hours - Vimarsana News

Farmer 'shot dead burglar' after house was robbed twice in 10 hours

Robert Lomas is being questioned on suspicion of murder after Marcus Smith, 19, was found dead at his property on Mosley Hall Farm yesterday

10 fun illustration challenges to spark your creativity and energise you in 2024 - Vimarsana News

10 fun illustration challenges to spark your creativity and energise you in 2024

Feeling a little sluggish post-Christmas? Rekindle your creativity with these art challenges, purpose-built to jumpstart your artistic journey. On th...

Southend's Bob Pender 'launched Cary Grant's career' - Vimarsana News

Southend's Bob Pender 'launched Cary Grant's career'

It’s hard to imagine that a well-known clown, an icon of the silver screen, and Southend, could all be connected - but they are.

Gŵyl Daniel Owen Festival bringing week of activities to Mold - Vimarsana News

Gŵyl Daniel Owen Festival bringing week of activities to Mold

The Gwyl Daniel Owen Festival returns to Mold this October for a week of arts, literature, and heritage in the name of Mold’s most famous son.

Hidden Italy: The Forbidden Cyclopean Ruins (Of Giants From Atlantis?) - Vimarsana News

Hidden Italy: The Forbidden Cyclopean Ruins (Of Giants From Atlantis?)

Miles of prehistoric polygonal stone walls still survive scattered across Italy―ancient ruins so stunningly unique, bizarre, and futuristic that scholars, historians, and philosophers once believed they were built by a now-extinct race of giant human beings called the “Cyclopes.” Their building technique resembles that of the Incas/pre-Incas of Peru: enormous stones cut into interlocking angles, placed without mortar. Sadly, modern scholars ignore these ruins while the wider world is oblivious to their existence. We’ll see why some Victorians believed they were built by survivors from ...