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When Dalton Smith was 13, he broke both kneecaps. “I was attempting a double back flip on a pogo stick,” said Smith, now 21, of Franklin, Tenn., outside Nashville. “I basically did a belly-flop knees-first on the concrete. I got up and walked, but the next day I was in
By Sonya Hook
| 09 June, 2021
Wines of Portugal has created a new campaign to promote Portuguese wines in the independent retail sector.
As part of the “Wines of Portugal Month - June is for Indies” promotion, selected retailers are being supported to organise a campaign focusing on Portuguese wines in their physical or online shops, with specific communication and promotion, during the month of June. The participants were chosen via an application process. Of the 52 applications received, 15 were selected to participate in the campaign.
Each of the retailers has received a support package, alongside a digital ‘tool box’, point of sale material, an educational seminar hosted by Sarah Ahmed and will receive online support and promotion throughout the month of June on the Wines of Portugal UK and other partners’ social media channels.
Idiot with paintstripper badly damages more than 20 cars parked in Market Harborough street
Someone went along the road tipping corrosive liquid on cars
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Duncan Murray with his vandalised van after the attack on Caxton Street on Saturday evening. (Image: Andrew Carpenter)
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Thousands of pounds worth of damage has been caused to after vandals went along a street tipping a corrosive liquid over cars.
Staff at Salisbury District Hospital’s vaccination hub have another reason to feel proud this week, having completed their mission to administer both doses of a Covid vaccine to staff, other health and social care workers and some extremely vulnerable patients. The hub, located in the Odstock Health and Fitness Centre, opened for the first time on December 29, initially targeting individuals in the priority groups (patients aged 80 or above, high-risk and vulnerable NHS staff and care home staff). Consultant Anaesthetist Duncan Murray was the first staff member to receive the first dose. Since then, 13,000 vaccinations have been given and now that all staff have received their second dose, the vaccination hub has closed.