A scheme providing low-cost internet to those who need it is set to get underway A PILOT scheme to provide low-cost internet access to digitally excluded households across West Dunbartonshire is expected to be launched this summer. The local authority is in discussion with wifi companies to develop a couple of programmes that will benefit tenants living in social housing, reduce digital exclusion and lower the attainment gap. During the housing and communities committee SNP councillor Karen Conaghan raised some questions about the council’s proposals. She said: “With respect to our older properties is there anything we can do to assist our most disadvantaged and cut off residents in terms of progressing things for them in a digital way?
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Despite this inauspicious start, the railway quickly became popular with locals and tourists alike. “To begin with there was only one locomotive, Neptune, and five coaches and it proved so popular they bought the second locomotive, Triton, the following year, and another set of five coaches,” says Steve.
The North Bay Railway, seen here in 2018. (Richard Ponter).
Two more diesel hydraulic locomotives were added, built by Hudswell Clarke of Leeds in the 1930s, and all are still in working order.
The narrow-gauge system runs between Peasholm Park and Scalby Mills, mainly carrying tourists and is just shy of a mile long, taking you through parkland, past the Scarborough Open Air Theatre, and up the hill towards Scalby Mills Station with sea views on one side taking in North Bay and Scarborough Castle.
A scheme providing low-cost internet to those who need it is set to get underway A PILOT scheme to provide low-cost internet access to digitally excluded households across West Dunbartonshire is expected to be launched this summer. The local authority is in discussion with wifi companies to develop a couple of programmes that will benefit tenants living in social housing, reduce digital exclusion and lower the attainment gap. During the housing and communities committee SNP councillor Karen Conaghan raised some questions about the council’s proposals. She said: “With respect to our older properties is there anything we can do to assist our most disadvantaged and cut off residents in terms of progressing things for them in a digital way?
Screenshot: American International Pictures
Saw returns to the big screen this week with
Spiral: From the Book of Saw. Although the franchise doesn’t quite command the same excitement that it did during its 2000s heyday, when moviegoers flocked to cinemas every October to watch the new entry, it remains to be seen whether audiences are anxious to see what stars Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson can bring to the famously low-budget series.
Although fans certainly love
Saw movies for their gory death traps and their soap-opera plotting, the franchise’s true greatest asset is its primary villain, John Kramer, the Jigsaw killer. Played by Tobin Bell with an intensity that belies his sleepy features, Kramer is a consummate evil genius. A brilliant engineer who learns to cherish life only after his cancer diagnosis (or a failed suicide attempt, or the death of his unborn child, or his divorce… the story changes a lot), Kramer tortures those he considers ungrateful in order to fo