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In October, Bath-based software agency, Rocketmakers, celebrated 15 years since its launch and Business Live has taken a closer look at why the company has been such a success. Founded in 2007, Rocketmakers designs, develops, and delivers innovative software for ambitious companies by using deep software development expertise. The company …
Read More »Mother of missing Castlemilk man Barry McCullagh makes plea to taxi drivers one month after disappearance
The mother of a man who has been missing for more than a month has made a plea on social media for taxi drivers to look out for him. Barry McCullagh, from Castlemilk, was last seen on Corsebar Road in Paisley, near the Royal Alexandra Hospital, at around 5.20pm on …
Read More »Shropshire firm chosen to lead on Stafford’s £1.4 million Market Square overhaul
An artist’s impression of a future Market Square Civil engineering company McPhillips (Wellington) Limited, in Telford, has been chosen by Stafford Borough Council as the successful bidder for the £1.4m works. Chiefs are now discussing timelines to get work under way but have said it will not affect key events …
Read More »DX launches first of eight new parcel depots as investment programme continues
DX has opened the first of eight new parcel depots due for launch during its current financial year ending 1 July 2023. Located on Paycocke Road in Basildon, Essex, it will support the continued expansion of the Group’s DX Express division, which manages the parcels operations. The site will …
Read More »Suspected arson attack at former bus depot – fire service statement
Crime The depot was once the home of Bristol Omnibus and Kingswood Coaches Firefighters were called to a suspected arson attack at a former bus depot in Kingswood on Saturday night. The blaze took place at The Old Bus Depot off Moravian Road on Saturday (November 5) at around 8pm. …
Read More »XR wants public transport that works for the people – not against the planet
Support us and go ad-free On Saturday 5 November at 2pm, young Extinction Rebellion activists in Bristol blocked an Airport Flyer bus at Temple Meads on its way to the City Centre. FAIR TRAVEL NOT AIR TRAVEL FirstBus are increasing the Airport Flyer frequency to support Bristol Airport expansion, whilst …
Read More »Last flagons of dark rum issued by the MoD to Royal Navy sailors go up for sale 52 years later
The last flagons of dark rum issued by the MoD to Royal Navy sailors in 1970 emerge for sale 52 years later for £2,500 each Ministry of Defence rum last issued to Royal Navy sailors in 1970 is up for sale Three flagons full of 4.5-litres of dark rum being …
Read More »Turriff United rescue escaped Pomeranian cross pug puppy on A96 in Moray on Bonfire Night
A football team rescued an escaped puppy from the middle of a busy road in Moray on Bonfire Night. Turriff United were travelling home from a match against Nairn County on Saturday evening when they spotted Pomeranian cross pug Foxy dodging traffic on the A96. After pulling over, they managed …
Read More »Princess Diana’s brother Charles Spencer shares poignant photo alongside the late royal
Princess Diana’s brother Charles Spencer has shared a poignant snap of the royal online – days ahead of the release of the latest controversial series of The Crown. The Earl Spencer, who is the younger sibling of the late Princess of Wales, inherited the family seat of Althorp estate in Northamptonshire …
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