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Public inquiry into waste to energy plant at Portland Port - Vimarsana News

Public inquiry into waste to energy plant at Portland Port

WRONG place, wrong facility and wrong timing – the verdict of a waste management consultant on the proposed waste to energy plant at Portland Port.

Orbis Protect joins the ASTL – Mortgage Strategy - Vimarsana News

Orbis Protect joins the ASTL – Mortgage Strategy

Orbis Protect has joined the Association of Short Term Lenders (ASTL) as an associate member. The company specialises in securing and maintaining vacant property throughout the UK. The ASTL is now approaching 50 associate members and more than 40 lender members. Orbis strategic commercial director Tim Hancock says:

Riverton Plagued With Vagrant Poop Problem, Town To Pass Anti-Defecation Ordinance - Vimarsana News

Riverton Plagued With Vagrant Poop Problem, Town To Pass Anti-Defecation Ordinance

The problem of public defecation isn't limited to the big cities. In Riverton, Wyoming, the problem is so widespread, town officials are on the cusp of passing an anti-defecation ordinance.

Jamie Oliver's son Buddy 'lands BBC cookery show' - after his father insisted the 12-year-old won't be a typical nepo baby - Vimarsana News

Jamie Oliver's son Buddy 'lands BBC cookery show' - after his father insisted the 12-year-old won't be a typical nepo baby

Jamie Oliver's 12-year-old son is reportedly set to get his own cookery show on the BBC, according to the Sun. It follows the success of Buddy's YouTube series 'Cooking Buddies'.

29er European Championships 2023 DAY 5 - Vimarsana News

29er European Championships 2023 DAY 5

Snakes and ladders in Saltsjöbaden Day 5 of the Championship provided yet another different day of unique conditions for the sailors to get to grips with.