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Adoption and grant of options

1 month ago | investegate.co.uk | Michael Buckley |Mark Segal |Geoff Green

Gaming Realms PLC 15 May 2025 15 May 2025Gaming Realms plc (the "Company")Adoption and grant of options under the Gaming Realms Share Option PlanThe Company has on 7 May 2025 granted awards under its employee share option plan, the Gaming Realms Share Option Plan (the "Plan"), to certain PDMRs of the Company in the form of options over the Company's ordinary shares with an exercise price of nil ("Options" and "Shares") with a vesting period of three years.
Chapel Hill wins grant for "Bookmobile for Bikes"

Jan 18, 2025 | triangleblogblog.com | Geoff Green

Some very cool news announced today by Mayor Jess Anderson–the Town of Chapel Hill has been awarded a grant for the “Wheels for Wellness” for what is essentially a bookmobile for bikes! In a video that was released in conjunction with the award, Alyson West, the Town’s Safe Routes to School coordinator, noted that the program “is built around the idea that we have a trailer full of bikes for kids of all sizes and we will be able to go to the communities and pop up as a block party with bikes,...
Great news! The hearing on UNC request to burn PFAS-filled pellets on campus will now be in Chapel Hill.

Dec 17, 2024 | triangleblogblog.com | Geoff Green

Great news — the North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Air Quality’s (DAQ) has moved the upcoming public hearing for the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) to Chapel Hill Town Hall. The hearing will be at 6pm at Chapel Hill Town Hall on January 16th. Also, the comment period has been extended to Jan. 23. This is because of you!We want to thank all 586 of you who signed our petition requesting a venue change, and Sen.
Update: DAQ denies Sen. Meyer's request to move hearing on UNC burning PFAS-filled pellets to Chapel Hill

Dec 9, 2024 | triangleblogblog.com | Geoff Green

Last Friday, we reported that NC’s Department of Air Quality (DAQ) is soliciting public comment on UNC’s application to burn plastic fuel pellets in its on-campus cogeneration plant through January 17. We also noted that as part of the public comment process, DAQ is offering an in-person public hearing on January 16, at 7 pm….in Hillsborough, which is inaccessible to nearby residents, UNC students, and anyone who relies on public transportation.
Hearing on UNC request to burn PFAS-filled pellets on campus taking place… in Hillsborough?!

Dec 6, 2024 | triangleblogblog.com | Geoff Green

Back in August, we reported on UNC’s application to burn fuel pellets in addition to coal in its on-campus cogeneration plant. As part of the application process, the state Department of Air Quality (DAQ) is soliciting public comment on the application through January 17. Instructions on how to comment are below. As part of the public comment process, DAQ is offering an in-person public hearing. It’s on January 16, at 7 pm. Here’s where our eyebrows raised up to the ceiling.
It’s time to leave X and reach for the Bluesky

Nov 11, 2024 | triangleblogblog.com | Geoff Green

Last December, we suggested that elected officials leave X (formerly Twitter). Ever since its purchase by Elon Musk, the site has become a hotbed of misinformation. The velocity with which lies spread on X accelerated in the leadup to last week’s elections, thanks in no small part to the site owner’s efforts to distribute false information under his name.
It’s that time again — NCDOT SPOT Prioritization time! - Triangle Blog Blog

Nov 8, 2024 | triangleblogblog.com | Geoff Green

Read on and learn how to help support critical Chapel Hill transportation priorities, such as North-South Bus Rapid Transit, the Raleigh Road sidepath, the East Franklin Drive sidepath, the Bolin Creek Greenway extension, and the Morgan Creek Greenway extension. Every few years, communities across North Carolina submit local transportation projects to the North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) for funding consideration.
What did we learn from Carrboro's even-year municipal election?

Nov 7, 2024 | triangleblogblog.com | Geoff Green

Most municipal elections in North Carolina are in odd-numbered years, which means they don’t line up with federal elections (held in even-numbered years) or state elections (also held in even-numbered years.)Over the past decade, a number of municipalities in the state have switched to even-year elections: Winston-Salem, Asheville, Raleigh, Lincolnton, and all of the towns in Stanly and Surry Counties now hold their municipal elections in even-numbered years.
Two more days to get involved in the election, North Carolina!

Nov 4, 2024 | triangleblogblog.com | Geoff Green

*Deep breath* It’s almost over. Election Day is Tuesday, and the months of text messages and phone calls and door knocks and political advertisements during our favorite sporting events is about to end. Your blog bloggers have been out and about the last several weeks helping get out the vote. We have been:Handing out our funny voters guides at early voting sites throughout Orange County. Canvasing in Alamance County (Mebane/Burlington), Orange County, and Cumberland County (Fayetteville).
UNC Students CANNOT USE Mobile One Card as Voter ID

Sep 27, 2024 | triangleblogblog.com | Geoff Green

In an extraordinary decision, a North Carolina court—this time, the Court of Appeals—continued its consistent opposition to voting rights by rejecting the NC State Board’s decision to allow UNC Mobile One Cards to be used as Voter ID. In an order issued just after 5 pm today, September 27, the court held that the Mobile ID is nothing more than a “photo of an ID” and rejected its use as voter identification in the upcoming election.