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Kent nuclear testing programme veterans receive medals - Vimarsana News

Kent nuclear testing programme veterans receive medals

The medals are presented in recognition of the veterans' involvement in nuclear tests in the 1950s.

Source: yahoo.com
Vistry Group (LON:VTY) Hits New 52-Week High at $971.00 - Vimarsana News

Vistry Group (LON:VTY) Hits New 52-Week High at $971.00

Vistry Group PLC (LON:VTY – Get Free Report)’s share price reached a new 52-week high during mid-day trading on Monday . The stock traded as high as GBX 971 ($12.36) and last traded at GBX 966.50 ($12.31), with a volume of 1351447 shares traded. The stock had previously closed at GBX 904 ($11.51). Wall Street […]

Adorable moment Tony Hudgell throws his arms around his mother Paula when he's asked what he thinks of the woman who adopted him after he suffered horrific abuse at the hands of his birth parents - Vimarsana News

Adorable moment Tony Hudgell throws his arms around his mother Paula when he's asked what he thinks of the woman who adopted him after he suffered horrific abuse at the hands of his birth parents

Presenter Jeremy Kyle asked the schoolboy, 9, from West Malling, what his mother Paula means to him. Tony responded by throwing his arms around her, prompting Jeremy to admit 'I'm gonna go here!'

New Years Honours 2024: Tony Hudgell, 9, youngest to receive medal - Vimarsana News

New Years Honours 2024: Tony Hudgell, 9, youngest to receive medal

Tony Hudgell lost both his legs because of injuries inflicted by his birth parents, who were jailed.

Source: bbc.co.uk
Letters: Don't let rewilding be an obstacle to progress in British food production - Vimarsana News

Letters: Don't let rewilding be an obstacle to progress in British food production

SIR – It was good to read the Countess of Carnarvon’s common-sense arguments about farming and the environment (“Happy farmers keep our environment healthy”, Comment, December 27). While rewilding is important, the food we eat is even more so, and we need to grow as much as we can to be self-sufficient and not rely on importing from elsewhere – with the consequent effects on the environment. Farmers in this country need our support. Sue Wakelin Woolton Hill, Hampshire

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