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'All part of the Governments plan' - Readers give views on Ulverston's Barclays closure - Vimarsana News

'All part of the Governments plan' - Readers give views on Ulverston's Barclays closure

READERS have had their say after bank bosses confirmed the closure of one of the last remaining banks in Ulverston.

OU Police Department, university administration conclude fraternity investigation, no evidence found - Vimarsana News

OU Police Department, university administration conclude fraternity investigation, no evidence found

Content warning: This article mentions sexual assault.

Regulator seeks views on innovative medicines manufacture at point of care - Vimarsana News

Regulator seeks views on innovative medicines manufacture at point of care

We are seeking the views of industry, the medical community, patients and the public. The consultation will run for six weeks.

Source: gov.uk
OU greek life to team up with Oklahoma Blood Institute to host blood, plasma drives - Vimarsana News

OU greek life to team up with Oklahoma Blood Institute to host blood, plasma drives

OU greek life and the Oklahoma Blood Institute are collaborating to host a blood and plasma drive at fraternity and sorority houses throughout this week from noon to 5 p.m.

Companies operating a crane that left family homeless should take responsibility for rehousing - Vimarsana News

Companies operating a crane that left family homeless should take responsibility for rehousing

THE companies that were operating a London construction site when a crane collapsed onto houses which killed a person should take responsibility for housing the family made homeless in the accident, campaigners said today. The crane was working on a construction site in Bow when it toppled onto houses in July last year. Eighty-five-year-old June Harvey was killed in the collapse while her niece Jacqueline Atkinson and her son, Sam Atkinson, were made homeless. They have since been housed in a hotel, paid for by Tower Hamlets Council, which has been hit by Tory government cuts, and now face e...