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Rosyth: Iron Lady barge departs Forth port for Energy Park Fife in Methil - Vimarsana News

Rosyth: Iron Lady barge departs Forth port for Energy Park Fife in Methil

THE Iron Lady barge had a tight fit under the Forth bridges yesterday (Thursday) morning. Photos from local photographer Gordon Hamilton showcases the barge and its cargo of a topside drilling platform departing from the Port of Rosyth and passing beneath the iconic bridges. The Iron Lady had been berthed at the Port of Rosyth since its arrival on April 11 before departing for Energy Park Fife in Methil where its cargo will be unloaded prior to its decommissioning. The Iron Lady was towed by three of Forth Ports-owned tugs. What happened in April?   Onlookers on both the nort...

Rosyth: Iron Lady barge departs Forth port for Energy Park Fife in Methil - Vimarsana News

Rosyth: Iron Lady barge departs Forth port for Energy Park Fife in Methil

It's sure to be a great sight.

Dundee thug Dennis Cox gets extra jail time after assault at HMP Perth - Vimarsana News

Dundee thug Dennis Cox gets extra jail time after assault at HMP Perth

Dennis Cox, who was imprisoned for attempted murder, has been sentenced to another 12 months in jail after a frenzied assault behind bars.

RNLI Penarth rescue figures reveal a busy 2020 - Vimarsana News

RNLI Penarth rescue figures reveal a busy 2020

THE RNLI in Wales has today released its annual rescue figures which show a busy 2020 for RNLI Penarth, with a further increase in callouts…

Aspiring crew member Steffan answers mayday call to raise RNLI funds - Vimarsana News

Aspiring crew member Steffan answers mayday call to raise RNLI funds

The RNLI’s Mayday Mile campaign launches on Saturday 1 May, and will run throughout the month. Lifesavers in Wales are calling on supporters to join the Mayday Mile challenge to cover at least one mile in any way they choose to raise vital funds to keep people safe on our coastline. Steffan Williams, the son of a local RNLI crew member, says he will be going the extra distance by paddle-boarding 10 miles to raise money for the charity. “I hope to do a lot more than a mile on my paddleboard, I’m aiming for 10 miles," said the enthusiastic 12 year-old.