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The bakery that started out in a converted washhouse is expanding with a £250,000 investment.

The bakery that started out in a converted washhouse is expanding with a £250,000 investment.

A HUGELY popular restaurant which was recently up for a major national award is to close down after 15 years.

Scottish food manufacturer Bells Food Group has started work on a £250k factory investment that will boost its capacity by more than 500k pies a year.

All members of the RICS standards and regulation board (SRB) have tendered their resignation, including chair Janet Paraskeva.

Justin Young has been appointed as the new chief executive officer of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS), effective 5 July 2023. The decision was made by RICS's Governing Council to drive further strategic, cultural and operational change within the organisation. Mr Young, previousl

Earlier this month, the Arts Park at Young Circle in Hollywood, Florida hosted the second staging of the Art of Reggae Music Festival which featured a stellar line-up of headliners:  Wayne Wonder, Glen Washington, Romain Virgo, L.U.S.T, and Leroy Sibbles. 

The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) has launched a consultation to seek feedback on the second edition of its Professional Standard, Rics Whole Life Carbon Assessment for the Built Environment. The consultation has been sent to Rics’ 130,000 members and those working in the built environment

“It has such a big impact in communities all over the state,” said Caitlin Corkins, grants coordinator at the Vermont Division for Historic Preservation. “These are buildings that are really treasured by their communities.”

Ann Gray turned 90 on Sunday and celebrated by painting the rock with her family. (Photo: Judy Gray)