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GBN Vote July 4, 2024 - Vimarsana News

GBN Vote July 4, 2024

For Prime Minister rishi sunak. Just one defeat tonight would mean the government has clocked up more by election defeats in a single parliament than any government since the 1960s. Well, lets begin with wellingborough. The seat now vacant after peter bone was found by parliament to have subjected a staff member to bullying and Sexual Misconduct. He, of course, has denied the allegations and his partner Helen Harrison is running to replace him as the conservatives hope to hold after winning with a majority of over 18,000 at the last election in 2019. Well, lets get more detail now with our eas...

Worcester elections 2024: Warndon & Elbury Park candidates - Vimarsana News

Worcester elections 2024: Warndon & Elbury Park candidates

Warndon & Elbury Park is a new ward created by a re-drawing of Worcester’s electoral map.

Matt Fallaize: Keeping the show on the road - Vimarsana News

Matt Fallaize: Keeping the show on the road

As the first States meeting with the new P&R president gets under way, Matt Fallaize considers how Deputy Lyndon Trott’s return to the top job came about and what we can expect from him in the role...

Tanner family presented Texas Treasure Business Award - Vimarsana News

Tanner family presented Texas Treasure Business Award

Representative Keith Bell presented members of the Tanner family the Texas Treasure Business Award to Tanner Motor Company during the meeting of the Henderson County Commissioners Court last Tuesday.

Richard Digard: Whatever happened to good old Guernsey common sense? - Vimarsana News

Richard Digard: Whatever happened to good old Guernsey common sense?

The island used to pride itself on pragmatism and solutions suitable for a small island adrift in the English Channel. Now, says Richard Digard, the political 'cure' is often worse than the problem it's trying to solve...