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The best Colchester pubs to visit according to CAMRA - Vimarsana News

The best Colchester pubs to visit according to CAMRA

OF all the businesses to have suffered over the past two years, few sectors have had it harder than hospitality.

Colchester's best pubs revealed in latest CAMRA competition - Vimarsana News

Colchester's best pubs revealed in latest CAMRA competition

COLCHESTER’S best boozers have been announced as the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA) prepares to put forward the area’s top pubs for the 2022…

Judge to rule on grave fiasco at Monkey Town Cemetery - Vimarsana News

Judge to rule on grave fiasco at Monkey Town Cemetery

The Trinidad and Tobago Guardian is the longest running daily newspaper in the country, marking its centenary in 2017. The paper started life as the Trinidad Guardian on Sunday 2nd September 1917 by the newly formed Trinidad Publishing Company Limited.

Couple who died in car crash laid to rest - Vimarsana News

Couple who died in car crash laid to rest

Couple who died in car crash laid to rest by RAD­HI­CA DE SIL­VA rad­hi­ca.sookraj@guardian.co.tt   A week be­fore she would have cel­e­brat­ed her 23rd birth­day, Re­ane Nayan was buried along with her boyfriend An­dre Ross yes­ter­day. Both of them per­ished in a car crash along the M2 Ring Road in Gol­con­da on Ju­ly 17. The cou­ple had sep­a­rate fu­ner­als but both bod­ies were buried at the Mon­key Town Pub­lic ceme­tery. Nayan’s fam­i­ly, in­clud­ing her twin sis­ter Leane, was in­con­solable as her body was tak­en in­to the church in a shiny casÂ...

Another chapter ends in sorry few years for Ipswich - Vimarsana News

Another chapter ends in sorry few years for Ipswich

The argument for sacking Ipswich councillors and putting the city into administration took something of a blow this week.

Source: qt.com.au