Ezekiel Bertrand

1 week ago | yourlocalguardian.co.uk | Ezekiel Bertrand

JA Autos Ltd was opened in 2005, and two decades later, the used car dealership is still standing. The dealership stands at St Dunstan’s Hill, and, since it opened, JA Autos Ltd has gone on to win multiple awards. 56-year-old owner and director Alan Harding, who runs the entire business by himself, told Your Local Guardian: “We’re a small business. “It’s only me here, so I’m in charge of sourcing the cars and selling the cars.

1 week ago | newsshopper.co.uk | Ezekiel Bertrand

Southeastern trains will be cancelled this week (Image: NQ) Several Southeastern trains will be cancelled, diverted, or replaced by buses this last week of May The changes are due to engineering work and will affect trains from Tuesday to Friday (May 27 to May 30). We have outlined and simplified the details so you can plan your journey this weekend.

1 week ago | newsshopper.co.uk | Ezekiel Bertrand

You could earn a fortune if you have one of these surnames and you live in Bromley (Image: Pixabay) You could inherit a fortune from an unclaimed estate in Bromley. When someone dies without a will and no known next of kin, their estate is passed to the Crown. But if you’re a relative - even a distant one - you may be eligible to claim it. There’s usually a 12-year window to make a claim from the date the estate is taken over.

1 week ago | yourlocalguardian.co.uk | Ezekiel Bertrand

The former Wilko’s site is to be transformed into a new Lidl store after Sutton Council struck a deal with the supermarket. Lidl have agreed a 20-year lease, and the store will be fitted out for smaller “one basket” shopping. The new-style store will cater to people already in the town centre looking to make a quick, small purchase.

1 week ago | yourlocalguardian.co.uk | Ezekiel Bertrand

The Council first issued warning notices after residents complained that the dealer’s cars were occupying parking spaces, making it difficult for locals to park near their homes. Despite multiple warnings, the dealer continued the illegal activity. As a result, the Council seized two of the trader’s vehicles, crushing one of them to put a stop to the operation. Further warnings have been issued, and the Council has made clear that any future offences may lead to prosecution.