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Incredible new zip wire attraction opens 90 minutes from Bristol The former slate mining site has become 'an adrenaline junkie's dream' The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now FIND OUT WHAT'S ON NEAR YOU WITH OUR NEWSLETTER Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice A new 70mph zipline has opened in South Wales Valley just 90 minut...

play-icon Watch the video report by ITV Cymru Wales journalist, Kate Lewis Miners have returned to their former pit in the Rhigos mountain range after its recent transformation into the fastest seated zip-line in the world. Before its closure in 2008, Tower Colliery in Hirwaun was the oldest continuously working deep coal mine in the UK. It was threatened with closure in the 1990s, before the miners stepped in to buy it. One of the miners who used to work there said this regeneration of the site will ensure the "legacy of the Tower", and what the men did in buying it, is remembered.

originally appeared in BusinessDen, a BizWest news partner. Colorado workers who believe they have been mistreated at work because of their identity are increasingly turning to the courts to adjudicate. And the plaintiffs are equal opportunity litigants. In 2020, workplace discrimination claims made up a third of employment disputes in Colorado — 217 out of 638 complaints reviewed, according to data compiled by BusinessDen. That’s up more than 200 percent from 2017, when 66 employment discrimination complaints were filed in Colorado civil court out of 537 employment lawsuits. Between 2017...

Third man accused of murdering Nigel Christian remanded Spread the love A third person has been remanded to Her Majesty’s Prison for his alleged involvement in the murder of Customs officer, Nigel Christian. On Tuesday morning, the police issued a wanted bulletin for Saleim Harrigan who they said was “wanted in connection with several serious criminal offences [and] is believed to be armed and therefore considered dangerous”. But before the end of the day, the Greenbay man surrendered in the company of his attorney, Michael Archibald. That same evening, the 30-year-old was charged for a...

The men charged with Nigel Christian’s murder were remanded to prison when they made their first court appearance today. Police allege 30-year-old Lasean Bully of Cashew Hill and 28-year-old Wayne Thomas of Hatton abducted and killed the Senior Customs Officer on July 10 last year. Committal proceedings in the case will begin July 7.