Séamus O'Hanlon
Trainee Reporter at The Daily Gazette (Colchester, UK)
Colchester Gazette - Trainee Reporter - [email protected]
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6 days ago |
gazette-news.co.uk | Séamus O'Hanlon
Boss Pizza, an independent pizza chain, is giving Colchester residents the chance to get one its 12-inch margherita or meat feast pizzas for just £2 on Saturday June 7. This offer is exclusively for the opening day at the store which will be on 132 High Street. The store will also create 15 new jobs in the area. Boss Pizza was established with a vision of producing bigger, better-quality pizzas while meeting the growing consumer demand and has begun to expand with stores opening nationwide.
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1 week ago |
harwichandmanningtreestandard.co.uk | Séamus O'Hanlon
Ha-Penny Pier is small, intimate, and adored by residents and visitors which is why any restaurant on the Victorian Pier would have to pay respect to its setting to survive. This is why Milsom Hotels and Restaurant was firstly correct to keep their eatery Deck 1853, small with only 24-seats and slightly rustics. Inside instead of gleaming white or shiny materials the colours are muted, sandy, blending into the background – like how the Pier is not too flashy or distracting.
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1 week ago |
clactonandfrintongazette.co.uk | Séamus O'Hanlon
Present is Andy Schooler, chairman of the Harwich Society, an organisation with about 2,000 members and 200 volunteers which runs several historical visitor attractions. Andy, 76, started being involved with the society in about 2005 and took over as chairman last December. He first came to Harwich in 1967 for a winter training course, as the town was quiet then, before taking a permanent immigration job in the 1970s.
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1 week ago |
harwichandmanningtreestandard.co.uk | Séamus O'Hanlon
Present is Andy Schooler, chairman of the Harwich Society, an organisation with about 2,000 members and 200 volunteers which runs several historical visitor attractions. Andy, 76, started being involved with the society in about 2005 and took over as chairman last December. He first came to Harwich in 1967 for a winter training course, as the town was quiet then, before taking a permanent immigration job in the 1970s.
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1 week ago |
gazette-news.co.uk | Séamus O'Hanlon
Group the Tax Payers Alliance has created a Rich List for senior managers in the NHS as they say outcomes have “continued to deteriorate” in the NHS. In 2023 to 2024, there were 1,694 senior managers receiving more than £100,000 in total remuneration across 224 NHS trusts. This includes salary, expenses, benefits, bonuses and pension benefits. Of these, 1,557 had a salary of more than £100,000, with 279 having salaries between £200,000 and £300,000, and 17 having salaries above £300,000.
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