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Milltown teacher remembers classmate Ashling at Tuam vigil - Vimarsana News

Milltown teacher remembers classmate Ashling at Tuam vigil

A MILLTOWN woman who graduated from teacher training college alongside Ashling Murphy three months ago has thanked all who turned out to a vigil in memory of the murdered Offaly woman at the weekend.

Vicar worried about cycle route using busy footpath - Vimarsana News

Vicar worried about cycle route using busy footpath

A VICAR has raised concerns over a proposed cycle route in Henley. The town council is considering introducing a designated route from the Tesco supermarket in ...

UK weather: Surging floods 'wash away' bridges in Scotland in major incident - Vimarsana News

UK weather: Surging floods 'wash away' bridges in Scotland in major incident

Residents had to leave their homes on Thursday as torrential rain “washed away” two bridges in Scotland.

Victoria COVID-19: Schools return to on-site learning, classrooms reopen - Vimarsana News

Victoria COVID-19: Schools return to on-site learning, classrooms reopen

Melbourne’s schools will welcome year 12 students back to classrooms this week in the first step of a staggered return to on-site learning, as COVID-19 cases are expected to rise during term four.

Girl, seven, asks Mayor to help clean up messy patch - Vimarsana News

Girl, seven, asks Mayor to help clean up messy patch

Girl, seven, asks Mayor to help clean up messy patch ');  '); A PATCH of land in Henley is to be tidied up after a seven-year-old girl wrote to the Mayor to say it looked “messy”. Ella Buckham-Hedges, who lives in Waterman Close, asked Councillor Sarah Miller if she could help transform the area nearby for “everyone to enjoy”. She was disappointed when a large blackberry bush was removed by Soha Housing, which owns the land, following complaints from residents that it was overgrown. This left a large patch of mud with bits of broken brick, twigs and blackberry thorns on it.