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Binham Priory hosting filming of The Princess and the Goblin - Vimarsana News

Binham Priory hosting filming of The Princess and the Goblin

"On one level, it's about a girl who is captured by goblins, and a brave miner boy and his magical great-great-grandmother rescue her.  "On another level, it's about a girl who is rescued by her faith, her courage and her belief." Ms Triggs said some cast members played two roles. She said: "One of the themes of the story is that the humans and goblins think they're really different but they're actually quite similar, so I've symbolised that by having some humans play goblin roles as well." Goblin Glump, played by Ian Alldis, during filming at Binham Priory of The Princess and the Goblin by...

New expert council formed to maximise UK investment offer - Vimarsana News

New expert council formed to maximise UK investment offer

New expert council formed to maximise UK investment offer Investment Council will  advise Government’s ambitious inward investment strategy    From: 27 April 2021 Today (April 27) Minister for Investment Gerry Grimstone has announced the creation of an Investment Council to act as an advisory body to the UK Government on foreign investment, to improve and enhance the UK’s business environment for foreign investors.  Made up of private sector senior leaders from around the globe in a variety of industries – from technology and energy to infrastructure and financial...

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Rolling Hills board approves state funding of school construction project - Vimarsana News

Rolling Hills board approves state funding of school construction project

Rolling Hills board approves state funding of school construction project Apex Power Group agreement pays the local share of the nearly $44M project The Daily Jeffersonian The Rolling Hills Board of Education approved accepting $21,486,605 from the Ohio Facilities Construction Commission during Thursday's meeting to fund a construction project that will consolidate the district to a single location south of Byesville. The 51% local match ($22.4 million) for the $43.8 million project will be provided through an agreement reached several years ago with Apex Power Group, developers of the Guerns...

Wood Group sets aside extra $150m for bribery claims - Vimarsana News

Wood Group sets aside extra $150m for bribery claims

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Investegate | Company News | Corporate, London Stock Exchange, Regulatory News Headlines Wood reaches settlement with Scottish authorities on Unaoil investigation - Vimarsana News

Investegate | Company News | Corporate, London Stock Exchange, Regulatory News Headlines Wood reaches settlement with Scottish authorities on Unaoil investigation

By BFN News | 01:34 PM | Tuesday 16 March, 2021 WGSPN, a subsidiary of John Wood Group, has reached a civil settlement with Scotland's Civil Recovery Unit in relation to the historical engagement of Unaoil by a legacy joint venture and potential unlawful conduct. The civil settlement relates to conduct in Kazakhstan in the period between 2008 and 2010. A joint venture in the legacy PSN business, which was acquired by Wood in 2011, paid Unaoil a total of 1,358 million Kazakhstan Tenge (then approximately US$8.74m) in fees. Payments were on a commission basis and continued until 2015 althoug...