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Hotel, terrace set for Gwynned Wetherspoons - Place North West - Vimarsana News

Hotel, terrace set for Gwynned Wetherspoons - Place North West

Situated off Station Square, the Pen Cob in Pwllheli can now be extended following the council’s long-awaited approval.

Another tiki boat captain saves person from drowning in Pittsburgh river - Vimarsana News

Another tiki boat captain saves person from drowning in Pittsburgh river

A tiki boat captain saved a woman from drowning in the Monongahela River near Point State Park Saturday, just one month after another tiki boat captain fished a drowning boy out of the Allegheny. Captain Robb Rusiewicz, who saved the unidentified woman shortly after 10 a.m., was modest in recalling

Tiki boat captain, passengers rescue woman from Mon River - Vimarsana News

Tiki boat captain, passengers rescue woman from Mon River

Tiki boat captain and passengers rescue a woman from the river, the second rescue by a tiki boat captain in a month.

Source: wtae.com
Pwllheli Wetherspoon's pub set to add hotel rooms and beer garden - Vimarsana News

Pwllheli Wetherspoon's pub set to add hotel rooms and beer garden

When the works begin, the pub will have to close for an as-yet unknown period of time.

How King Charles fulfilled a historic 175-year family tradition on an emotional return to his mother's favourite place - Vimarsana News

How King Charles fulfilled a historic 175-year family tradition on an emotional return to his mother's favourite place

Today the King begins his first official stay at Balmoral Castle of his reign. Before setting foot in the estate, he will review a guard of honour outside the main gates, a tradition stretching back 175 years.