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Longleat lioness killed 'almost instantly' by lion - Vimarsana News

Longleat lioness killed 'almost instantly' by lion

Longleat Safari Park diverted guests away from the area after the female lion was killed.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Electric Mountain Visitor Centre in Llanberis: what does the future hold? - Vimarsana News

Electric Mountain Visitor Centre in Llanberis: what does the future hold?

Dinorwig Power Station has been promoted as a tourist attraction for many years, with visitors being shown the inner workings of the hydro electric…

Emma Day: Inquest into West Norwood murder by controlling ex - Vimarsana News

Emma Day: Inquest into West Norwood murder by controlling ex

A mum-of-two fatally stabbed by her controlling ex in south London choose not to report his death threats as she thought police were "powerless" to stop him, an inquest heard. Hospital secretary Emma Day, 33, was knifed five times by Mark Morris as she walked home from school with her daughter in West Norwood in May 2017 following a row over child maintenance payments. She suffered two wounds to her neck, was stabbed twice in the back and once on the back side of her upper left leg. One of the blows struck on Eylewood Road cut through her heart. Eylewood Road (Robin Drayton)

Wales' oddest listed buildings, including sign near Cwmbran - Vimarsana News

Wales' oddest listed buildings, including sign near Cwmbran

Lump of Coal, Tredegar The largest in the world, this legendary lump of coal was mined by expert collier, John ‘Collier Mawr’ Jones, to be shown at the Great Exhibition of 1851 in Crystal Palace. During transportation, a 5.08-tonne piece broke away from the initial 20.32-tonne block, and was subsequently returned to the grounds of Bedwellty House — home of the Homfray family. A century later, a 2.03-tonne block was cut from the same seam of coal for the Festival of Britain, with both blocks listed as a unique tribute to the coal industry in South Wales and to the skill of the regi...