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STUDENTS are to be inspired to live a better life and build a future away from crime with the launch of a new service. Strongman Laurence Shahlaei and Krav Maga instructor Ryan Brinkley are backing the Youth Opportunity Outreach Programme started by Pinehurst councillor Will Stone in September. Swindon Academy will host a series of talks and events with help from Swindon Storm American Football Team and Roy Walker of Swindon Judo Club. Coun Stone said: “When I was elected I started thinking of young people’s opportunities and I felt there could be more to be done. “There’s n...

Step 1: • Step 2: Now imagine you had to retire today. If you were to live your chosen lifestyle, how much annual income would you need? Let’s say, in today’s money terms, the answer is $40,000 (Dh 146,919). • Step 3: Account for inflation. For example, 20 years at 3 per cent inflation gives a multiple of (1.03)^20 = 1.8. This means a lifestyle that costs $40,000 (Dh146,919) today will cost $72,000 (Dh264,454) in 20 years, if average inflation is 3 per cent. • Step 4: Decide your theoretical withdrawal rate from your retirement pot. Advisors typically use a number between 4 per ...

Updated: April 21, 2021, 10:19 am © DC Thomson Shoppers at Dens Road Market take a break from the stores to catch a game of Bingo. As restrictions start to ease, bingo fans will be preparing their dabbers and their best “HOUSE!” calls as halls throughout the area prepare to welcome punters hoping to hit the jackpot. Before they open on May 17 it seemed like the perfect chance to dive into our archives to see those who had their eyes on the prize over the years. Excitement filled the room at Dundee Green’s Mecca Bingo on June 5 1981. There was a brand new high-tech machine in use which ...

© DC Thomson Shoppers at Dens Road Market take a break from the stores to catch a game of Bingo. Sign up for our newsletter and let our nostalgia team take you on a trip back in time Thank you for signing up to our Nostalgia newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up With restrictions finally easing, bingo fans will be preparing their dabbers and their best “HOUSE!” calls as halls throughout the area prepare to welcome punters hoping to hit the jackpot. Before they open on May 17 it seemed like the perfect chance to dive into our archives to see those who h...

It’s the Irish for Moriarty. It’s pronounced o-muir-a-her-tig. I actually used the Irish version as a user name initially as a horse with that name ran in Cheltenham years ago and the English couldn’t pronounce it. He’s a great commentator. Check out the rabbit chasing the fox (Pat Fox a Tipp hurler being pursued by Joe Rabbitte from Galway) or on Sean Og O hAilpin (Cork hurler) how his father is from Monaghan and his Mother from Figi, neither a hurling stronghold. [Post edited 15 Mar 12:49] Ps Micheal is the Irish for Michael and is pronounced me-hall.