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Lost lanes of the Midlands: five great cycle routes in the heart of England - Vimarsana News

Lost lanes of the Midlands: five great cycle routes in the heart of England

Taking in backcountry from Leicestershire to Shropshire, these 30 to 50-mile routes, included in a new book, feature beautiful villages, countryside and places to stay

Galleries and Exhibitions: A Will Maclean retrospective, poster art, and a beauty on Bute - Vimarsana News

Galleries and Exhibitions: A Will Maclean retrospective, poster art, and a beauty on Bute

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Dazzling historic designs on show at Mount Stuart - Vimarsana News

Dazzling historic designs on show at Mount Stuart

When one of the richest men in the world decided it was time to indulge in his love of fine objects, some of the land’s most accomplished…

Queen's Platinum Jubilee to be commemorated with new arch at this year's Highland Games - Vimarsana News

Queen's Platinum Jubilee to be commemorated with new arch at this year's Highland Games

Designed by the architect who worked at Dumfries House, the Jubilee Arch will be in place in time for the annual Braemar Gathering

NHS priest turns ghostbuster to banish 'poltergeist' from 100-year-old psychiatric hospital - Vimarsana News

NHS priest turns ghostbuster to banish 'poltergeist' from 100-year-old psychiatric hospital

An NHS hospital has called in a ghostbusting priest to rid offices of a poltergeist after worried staff reported items being moved and appearing. Workers in offices in St Ann's Hospital Old Building in Poole reported to senior bosses they had experienced ‘several weeks’ of the unexplained activity. It was treated so seriously the NHS chaplain Reverend Mike Oates was brought in to speak to the scared staff. Then - after reporting his findings to hospital management - the decision was taken to hold a Holy Communion service with all those affected. It proved successful with the unexplained i...