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Rochester Riverside Primary School, part of Pilgrim Multi-Academy Trust, set to open in September - Vimarsana News

Rochester Riverside Primary School, part of Pilgrim Multi-Academy Trust, set to open in September

Pupils are preparing to move from a temporary classroom to their new school on a multi-million pound housing estate after a 12-month wait.

Proposals to create 'School Streets' near Medway schools including The Pilgrim School in Warwick Crescent in Rochester - Vimarsana News

Proposals to create 'School Streets' near Medway schools including The Pilgrim School in Warwick Crescent in Rochester

Residents could be fined for driving down their own roads under plans put forward to introduce ‘school streets.’

Canal pursuits - Vimarsana News

Canal pursuits

Paddington station. Photos: mattbuck/David Dixon GREETINGS, strollers! We parted company outside the Boatman Institute in Junction Mews, Tyburnia, and now commence this week’s virtual walk by heading to Paddington Basin. Today, as Diary last week muttered under its breath, the basin is surrounded by patterned paving, al fresco restaurants, shops, offices and homes. It is a very different look compared with its original purpose as a major depot for all manner of goods. Built in 1801, the basin was a hive of activity as boats from the Grand Union and Regent’s Canal unloaded produce to then...

How Maida Vale turned from boudoir village to one of London's most vibrant neighbourhoods - Vimarsana News

How Maida Vale turned from boudoir village to one of London's most vibrant neighbourhoods

Country Life Trending: Maida Vale took its name from a small Italian town and an even smaller pub, so it’s the perfect place to celebrate the end of lockdown, says Carla Passino. It’s strange to walk around Maida Vale’s stately roads and think that none of this existed until 200 years ago. Of course, woods and fields had long occupied the stretch of land north of Paddington, but the area had no name of its own. Then a battle changed everything. When, in 1806, the British troops inflicted a burning humiliation on the Napoleonic army at Maida — a small Calabrian town few Italians...