Swindon Supermarine v Dorchester Town: Team news and manager interview
DORCHESTER Town are fully focused on securing points at Swindon Supermarine, boss Glenn Howes insists.
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DORCHESTER Town are fully focused on securing points at Swindon Supermarine, boss Glenn Howes insists.
Two dozen Tennessee law enforcement officers have become the newest graduates of the TBI State Academy, built as a professional and specialized training ground for public safety professionals who want to expand their education and training in the criminal justice field.Modeled after the FBI’s National Academy, the TBI State Academy includes specialized coursework in the areas of leadership, constitutional law, communications intelligence, and crime scene and undercover investigations. Thro ...
“We had one 16-year-old (Connor Callow) who played the last half hour at centre-half. “So in that respect, for their development and the pathway that the club’s trying to provide – fantastic. “On the other hand, it’s still not what I was looking for. Sloppy at times, especially first half with the passing. “Still work to be done and maybe a couple of bodies to bring in.” Herrera felt the heat might have taken its toll on his players, adding: “You’ve got to take the conditions into account. “It (was) a scorching day and it’s even hotter out there on the Astr...
Teachers at Carter Community School in Hamworthy were delighted to welcome their students back for the Summer Term today – the first with its new name: The Cornerstone Academy. The new name which was chosen in consultation with students, staff and parents signifies how the school puts academic excellence at the heart of everything it does. The new name has been launched to coincide with the opening of the school’s brand new buildings which students moved into at the end of last term. To reflect the new name, a specially engraved stone has been positioned in front of the new building...
In April two ‘Get Wild’ days will be held at Green Heart Den in Barrow. Those taking part will be able to decorate a bug hotel and plant their own seeds. The events are being run by the Building Better Opportunities Getting Cumbria to Work (BBO GCtW) project in collaboration with Marsh Street Arches and Garden Community Interest Company, which looks after Green Heart Den. Natalia Wealleans-Turner, project manager for BBO GCtW said the aim was to support current BBO GCtW participants to reintegrate with the wider world and people in a similar situation. In July and September two ...