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A FORMER town centre nightclub is set to be turned into a six-storey block of flats. Council planners have given the green light in principle to Tunley Properties proposal to demolish the disused Lava Lounge in Fleet Street and build a tower with 25 flats above a ground floor commercial unit. The building has been empty and unused. The scheme got the go ahead despite opposition from South Swindon Parish Council and the owner of the building next door. Here s what Adver readers thought of the news when commenting on our Facebook page. Leon S Kennedy: Hold on, bottom of town is like a scene from a horror film and a ghost town. Who would want a flat down there?
ADVER readers have had their say on Boris Johnson’s plans to end coronavirus restrictions on July 19. There was a lively response to the prime minister s announcement on Monday night, with mixed opinions on the need to social distance or wear facemasks when the legal requirement ends. The final decision on whether to go ahead or not with the lifting of all lockdown restrictions comes next week. Here’s what you told us on Facebook and our website. Stacey Horwood: “Covid is never going away, we need to start living our lives again. Can’t stay locked up forever.” Sarah Taylor: “We’ve been locked down and dates put back for long enough now. It’ll be the same as flu, never going away, so let us live our lives!”
You might have come across the term “aspect ratio” while shopping for a new computer monitor or looking up a film on IMDb. The term is used extensively throughout the video and photography world. At its core, aspect ratio is a simple mathematical concept.
Corporal Andrew Hedges is pictured at the rapid testing centre which has opened at the Oldham Community Leisure Centre and is staffed by the army
A year ago I would not have expected to have been standing in front of a masked uniformed soldier while he mixed a vial containing some of my saliva.
But this is 2021, and rapid coronavirus testing for people without symptoms is set to become a normal part of life in Oldham.
The council and British army have teamed up to roll out four new testing sites which will offer lateral flow tests to residents who cannot work from home, similar to the mass testing programme which began in Liverpool in November.