Uncertainty, nerves and excitement for shops and restaurants ahead of July 19 lockdown changes
Some feel scrapping the rules could deter anxious customers
Retail and hospitality businesses have had their say on the rule changes expected for July 19. (Image: Leicester Mercury)
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Fara Williams, England Women’s most capped player, will retire at the end of this season.The 37-year-old’s career has spanned more than two decades and seen.
Horsetalk.co.nz Britain’s horse vets get serious on fat busting
Part of BEVA’s new “What you say isn’t what they hear” information for veterinarians.
Britain’s lead veterinary body is ramping up its efforts to tackle the “ticking time bomb” of equine obesity.
Equine obesity is indisputably one of the biggest threats to equine welfare in Britain and the British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) has launched a second phase pilot project to help increase engagement with vets and owners on the topic. Veterinarians are also being guided on how best to talk to owners about their overweight horses.
The Martha s Vineyard Times
Oak Bluffs: Birds and perennials Shelby Regan
This Island spring of iffy weather continues to reduce the warmth other towns on the mainland are enjoying. But it will continue to get warmer and we will be thankful for the cool ocean breezes during the summer while other places suffer in the extreme high temperature. In the meantime, enjoy all the new construction and repairs being made throughout the town, and thankfully our new Town Hall is progressing toward completion. The colorful birds of spring and early-blooming perennials are now more abundant, and provide a message of joy to our still-dark winter foliage. We still must be doing what is recommended to keep the COVID virus from contacting ourselves and our loved ones. So remember to socially distance, keep wearing masks, and stay safe and kind. Remain thankful for all those on the front lines who risk exposure everyday by keeping us safe and providing necessary services.