Lake District waterfront hotel and spa for sale for £3.95m

The striking building was constructed in the late 19th century and first saw life as working Victorian mill. According to local historian Ronald Mein, many industries have existed on the site of the luxurious hotel over the centuries. The earliest of which is a corn mill that existed in Tudor times during the …

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Why Royal Mail workers should deliver a reject vote

News CWU union leaders pulled an earlier ballot over the bad deal, fearing workers would reject it Downloading PDF. Please wait… Saturday 17 June 2023 Issue 2860 A mass rally in London last year during the Royal Mail strikes (Picture: Guy Smallman) Postal workers will—at last—start voting on the rotten …

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OBE for York archaeologist in King’s Birthday honours

Posted on 17 June 2023 Professor Nicky Milner has been awarded an OBE for services to archaeology and higher education in the King’s Birthday Honours. Professor Nicky Milner Professor Milner is an award-winning archaeologist who for the last couple of decades has co-directed a number of excavations including the world-famous …

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