Wrexham.com > News Posted: Wed 10th Feb 2021 Brymbo Post Office is to close on Tuesdays until further notice. The Post Office, operated by the Brymbo Enterprise Centre on Blast Road, currently operates Monday to Friday 9.30am until …
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Newspapers and publishers have today united to urge MPs to investigate the Government’s ‘disgraceful’ obstruction of legitimate Freedom of Information (FOI) requests. Boris Johnson has said he supports press freedom in Britain but an investigation has revealed that his Government operates a secretive taxpayer-funded ‘Clearing House’ allegedly stifling disclosure of …
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Business to consumer (B2C) Delivery Service Market describes an in-depth evaluation and professional study on the present and future state of the Business to consumer (B2C) Delivery Service market across the globe, including valuable facts and figures. Business to consumer (B2C) Delivery Service Market provides information regarding the emerging opportunities …
Read More »People: McCormicks Solicitors; Walker Morris; Mackenzie Spencer; and more
McCormicks Solicitors of Harrogate has a new solicitor following the qualification of Tiffany Jackson. Jackson joined the practice as a legal assistant and was awarded a training contract in 2019. She assists the head of commercial property, Heather Roberts, in acting for a broad range of clients, dealing primarily with …
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There are new trade rules and taxes that small businesses should be aware of now the Brexit transition period has come to an end. As of 1 January 2021, the UK government changed how it collects VAT and other import duties on all overseas goods. If you rely on European …
Read More »This sought-after 2p coin is worth almost £500 – here’s how check if you have one
A rare two-pence coin has become very sought-after by collectors. The coin first entered circulation in 1989 and has been selling among collectors for more than a decade. It’s considered ‘valuable’ because it was the product of an error, The Mirror reports. This is because it was struck onto the …
Read More »Unusable M49 junction set to finally be connected
A finished but unusable £50million M49 junction has received a cash boost. Work on the Severn Beach junction itself was complete in 2019 – but it still cannot be used because it is yet to be connected to the local road network. Following months of limbo and arguments over where …
Read More »Man’s sudden Hull Royal Infirmary death sparks police appeal
The death of 49-year-old Hull man who died alone in Hull Royal Infirmary has sparked a police appeal to track down his family. Keith Smith passed away on January 20 but Humberside Police say they have been unable to track down his relatives to notify them of their loss. Mr …
Read More »Princess Eugenie gives birth: Queen’s granddaughter has baby boy
Princess Eugenie has given birth to her first child, a baby boy born this morning. The Queen’s granddaughter, 30, had husband Jack Brooksbank at her side at The Portland Hospital in central London where their son – the Queen’s ninth great grandchild – was delivered at 8.55am. The new arrival, …
Read More »Koya to Launch Nationwide Delivery | Eat & Drink
We already have Royal Mail, now we’re about to get Koya Mail. Yes udon noods specialists Koya, who have already done meal kits available to Londoners, are going nationwide with their Omiyage boxes. The boxes contain freshly made dashi broth and udon noodles with enough for two generous servings (and …
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