Lisa Letcher
Senior Reporter at CornwallLive
Senior reporter at @CornwallLive // Got a story? DM or email me [email protected]
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6 days ago |
gloucestershirelive.co.uk | Lisa Letcher
A food influencer who travels up and down the country reviewing restaurants has caused quite the stir after it came to light that he is earning up to £1,500 for each visit without disclosing which of his posts are paid-for adverts as he is required to do so by law.
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6 days ago |
bristolpost.co.uk | Chloe Dobinson |Lisa Letcher |Toby Codd
You won't have to wait long to see itDespite a tough start to 2025 for UK retailers, including a dip in sales, budget retailer B&M has confirmed its intention to open 45 new stores across the UK this year, with 16 locations already disclosed. The retailer offers a wide range of products, from food and toys to homeware and beauty items. One of the new stores will be opening at the Wyndham Way Retail Park in Portishead, near Bristol.
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cornwalllive.com | Lisa Letcher
An unauthorised group of campers have taken over a children's football pitch in Cornwall without permission. At least six vehicles including trucks and motorhomes, as well as a caravan, have claimed the pitch at Ludgvan Lions Junior Football Club, near Penzance. Joe Pritchard, vice chair, said they showed up on Thursday night (April 17), ripping off the gate to gain access. He said they were "very aggressive" and "threatening" when confronted.
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devonlive.com | Lisa Letcher
A successful Devon restaurant with great reviews and a glowing reputation has no choice but to close due to rising costs that are making the business unsustainable. The Chronicle, on Chapel Hill in Exmouth, opened under new ownership just under three years ago and in that time has been praised for its "quality food". Unfortunately, the owners say they are having to close owing to a multitude of reasons from rising costs to last-minute cancellations.
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devonlive.com | Lisa Letcher
Devon and Cornwall are bracing for downpours as a 15-hour weather warning for rain is coming into force this afternoon (Friday, April 18). The region can expect a damp start to the bank holiday weekend for Easter with warnings of a "prolonged spell of rain". The official Met Office warning will come into place from 2pm today having been brought forward from 6pm this evening. It will continue through until Saturday at 8am.
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