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Obituary: Engineer Martin Wood's MRI scanner invention saved millions of lives - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Engineer Martin Wood's MRI scanner invention saved millions of lives

Sir Martin Francis Wood OBE, was a remarkable man, whose work changed the lives of millions.

Obituary: Engineer Martin Wood's MRI scanner invention saved millions of lives - Vimarsana News

Obituary: Engineer Martin Wood's MRI scanner invention saved millions of lives

Sir Martin Francis Wood OBE, was a remarkable man, whose work changed the lives of millions.

Horsey Gap car park closes in bid to deter visitors - Vimarsana News

Horsey Gap car park closes in bid to deter visitors

Published: 5:34 PM January 13, 2021    Updated: 6:03 PM January 13, 2021 Horsey Gap car park is now closed due to the high number of out-of-county visitors travelling to the beauty spot - Credit: Norfolk Constabulary A coastal car park at a Norfolk beauty spot has been closed in a bid to deter visitors from far-flung places, with five people fined in the last week for breaching lockdown regulations to see the seals. Horsey beach is a major seasonal attraction due to large numbers of grey seals and their pups which populate the coastline from November-January. But Norfolk Police, in conju...

Couple's Covid fine after 120 mile trip to Norfolk - Vimarsana News

Couple's Covid fine after 120 mile trip to Norfolk

Seals at Horsey Gap during pupping season this year - Credit: Quintin Lake A pair who made an 120-mile trip from Northamptonshire to see the seals on the Norfolk coast have been fined for breaking Covid-19 rules.  The couple, a man and woman in their 50s, made the journey from their home in Wellingborough to visit Horsey beach on Thursday, January 7. Officers carrying out patrols around 4pm yesterday approached the couple in the beach car park after vehicle checks revealed it was registered out-of-county. Norfolk Constabulary said that more robust enforcement during the third national lo...