Derrick Wilson for a meet up at Boo’s Pharmacy Boardshop in Long Beach before their skate down Broadway towards Cherry Park.
The STIIIZY skate team brought together Long Beach community skaters and onlookers alike for a day packed with competitions like a face-off for the Best Trick off a STIIIZY bin, the highest ollie and longest ollie. Boo Johnson and the STIIIZY team crowned an array of skateboarders across the pro and local Long Beach community for the Best Trick competition – taking home various cash prizes culminating to a total $500 cash giveaway.
David Loy took home the prize of the highest ollie while
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BUSINESSES in Henley are celebrating a partial return to normal after the third national coronavirus lockdown was eased.
From Monday, shops not considered “essential” by the Government were permitted to
re-open with social distancing measures in place and customers and staff required to wear face coverings and sanitise their hands.
Restaurants, pubs, bars and cafés, which could only serve takeaways after the lockdown was imposed on December 28, can now serve food and drink outdoors to groups of up to six people from different households.
Beauty salons, barbers and hairdressers can also trade while taking precautions, including partitioned areas for each customer and regular cleaning of tools and workstations.
Nicky and Aaron Heath of Oldfield Forge as Richard Gere and Debra Winger Valentine s Day won t be quite the same as it has been in previous years, but that doesn t mean there s not a lot of love around. Among those hit hard by three lockdowns are Herefordshire s tourism businesses, who won t this year be able to welcome couples enjoying a romantic dinner or intimate getaway. Instead, some of those businesses have embraced the Valentine s spirit to re-create memorable romantic moments from the silver screen at their boutique boltholes or in their gorgeous grounds. With tongues firmly in cheek they have captured those moments to shine a light on some of the county s best romantic spots for couples to put on their post-lockdown must-visit wish list.
Updated: Thu 21st Jan
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Update Wrexham Council have said “Earlier this evening, nine properties were flooded in Berse Road in New Broughton and some residents had to be evacuated.
“Some are sheltering with relatives, while others have been found accommodation by the council after being sheltered for a short time in a church hall. Our housing teams have been making sure they are safe and settled.”
“The council is working closely with partner agencies (including emergency services) through the night to address local issues being created by Storm Christoph.”