Andover Talking Newspaper (ATN) creates audio recordings of the Andover Advertiser, to help keep visually impaired listeners informed about what is happening in their community. Each week, a team of six volunteers record a selection of newspaper articles of local interest including main headlines, events, entertainment, sporting results and funeral …
Read More »Radcliffe: CCTV appeal after postman robbed of parcel and injured
The Royal Mail worker was trying to deliver a parcel on Robert Street in Radcliffe at 12.45pm yesterday, Tuesday. But he was approached by a man who “forcibly” took the parcel from him, causing him to be injured. Police have now released two CCTV pictures of a man who may have …
Read More »Warsaw hosts ‘Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition’
Previously shown at the Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in the United States, Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition has captured the hearts and minds of over 35 million viewers worldwide. One of the last additions to #TITANICTheArtifactExhibition in #Poland is the real artifacts from #TITANIC. It takes time, strategy, and a …
Read More »Research center to celebrate opening of ‘Smart Crossways’ operations center at Purdue Airport to advance UAV efforts
AIDA3-led event coincides with NSF workshop focusing on launch of new era of AIrTonomy for advancing safe autonomous aviation through AI An illustration of AIDA3’s Smart Operations Center at the Purdue University Airport. The state-of-the-art facility is being launched by the Purdue-led AI for Digital, Autonomous and Augmented Aviation center …
Read More »Dublin Express coaches moves to HVO
Dublin Express has become the first passenger transport operator in Ireland to transition its fleet of coaches from diesel to Hydrotreated Vegetable Oil (HVO). The initiative marks a significant step in decarbonising travel between its Dublin city centre routes and Dublin Airport, which will see the operator replace over 80,000 litres …
Read More »Campaigners continue to fight Royal Mail office move
Royal Mail If approved, the Patcham site would replace the current offices in Brighton and Hove Councillors will decide on controversial plans to move a Royal Mail depot in East Sussex. Campaigners say the proposed development at Patcham Court Farm would increase flood risk, sewage leaks and traffic. If approved, …
Read More »Arran Green candidate seeks assurances the poll can go ahead
Neil Wilkinson spoke out after ferry services between Ardrossan and Arran were cancelled for five days in a row due to engine trouble. While the service returned to normal on Wednesday, September 4, the Scottish Greens candidate has called for clarity on whether a vote will go ahead if further problems …
Read More »Crowds attend funeral for ‘bubbly’ Caistor teen Kibi Wade found dead at home
A funeral has taken place for a much-loved Lincolnshire girl who died at the age of 16. Tributes poured in for teenager Kibi Wade (Barrett) after her family found her dead at their Caistor home on Wednesday, July 24. She was described as “bubbly and silly” and “always having a …
Read More »Prince Harry ‘won’t return to royal duties unless William apologises’ but would be willing to ‘help out’ the Firm if asked by his father, report claims
Prince Harry will not return to royal duties unless William apologises, but would be willing to ‘help out’ the Firm if asked by his father, a report has claimed. Sources close to The Duke of Sussex have suggested he is happy with his decision to quit his royal role, the …
Read More »Basildon: Post Office and creative campus plans set for axe
According to council documents ahead of a cabinet meeting next week, both projects will be “decommissioned” by the new Labour-led administration and millions of pounds worth of funding secured from the Government returned. Under the plans, 64 flats would have been built across 12 storeys at the former Post Office, …
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