Darren Greenwood
Business Editor at The Press (York)
I'm Business Editor for York's daily newspaper, The Press and @yorkpress Contact: [email protected] Views my own.
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5 days ago |
yorkpress.co.uk | Darren Greenwood
The owners of the site on North Lane have partnered with specialist developer, EQUANS to deliver the scheme on 1 hectare of agricultural field in a Green Belt location. It seeks to create 33 accessible homes aimed at older people, along with a local community hub which they say will help to minimise loneliness and foster a sense of community on the development.
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thenorthernecho.co.uk | Darren Greenwood
Grantley Hall will launch the Grantley Arms this summer following the luxury resort’s purchase of the picturesque pub, which dates back to the 1600s. The pub, in the heart of the neighbouring village of Grantley, to the west of Ripon, will have a focus on seasonal dishes, regional produce and warm Yorkshire hospitality. At the helm of the operation will be Chef Gavin Swift, currently the Senior Sous Chef at Grantley Hall, who will take on the role of Chef Patron.
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5 days ago |
yorkpress.co.uk | Darren Greenwood
Taking place this Saturday and Sunday (June 7-8) across 120 acres of parkland from 10am to 4pm, more than 2,000 exhibits are expected at the UK’s largest festival of vintage and modern tractor marques, cars, lorries, stationary engines, commercial vehicles and motorcycles from around the UK and abroad.
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yorkpress.co.uk | Darren Greenwood
The Nestle factory in York (Image: Pic supplied) THOUSANDS of retired workers at a major York employer have suffered a late payment of their pension. Nestle pays its retired staff their pension on a Thursday but now payments won’t be made until today (Tuesday June 3) due to an error made by a bank. Retired Nestle employee Brian Smith says 'thousands' will have not received their pension last Thursday and neither did the confectionary giant tell any of them about the mistake.
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6 days ago |
yorkpress.co.uk | Darren Greenwood
Erika Robinson (UK GM at Constant Contact)m, Rachael Marshall and Sue Perkins (Image: Pic supplied) A York-based business that champions local entrepreneurs by providing a platform to promote their experiences has been recognised as the Best Digital Business at this year’s Small Awards. Uniquely Local Experiences won the award for operating only through digital channels, using the internet to market, sell and promote their product and service.
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The government better upgrade the A64. Dualling is so needed for the region's economy. If the Conservative Party does not deliver, it will hasten its demise and Ryedale may get a new MP. Thirsk and Malton is not 'safe' Tory anymore. Check the polls. https://t.co/FcsAMN8DKf
Just watching ITN News. Puzzled as to why Gazans are not being asked whether the suffering of their children was worth it? Let's face it, had Israel not been invaded on October 7, it would not be doing what it is today.
Don't we know Jacob Rees Mogg, Esther McVey and Philip Davies are Tory MPs? I fear more the biases we don't hear about such BBC journos reporting on Gaza, who were found wanting. And that's before we consider Donald Trump's 'bloodbath' comments about the US Car industry.
