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Administrators have been appointed to ten subsidiaries of a historic independent paper manufacturer – which can trace its roots back to 1738 – in a move that has led to 368 redundancies. The group owns and operates two mills in Chartham, Kent and Stoneywood, Aberdeen. One of the administrators called the move "immensely troubling news for UK and Scottish manufacturing".

One devastated worker speaks of his shock after hundreds of jobs are suddenly lost in Aberdeen.

Administrators are appointed at Arjowiggins Group mills in Aberdeen as well as Kent.

Administrators have been called in to Arjowiggins Group subsidiaries across the UK.Blair Nimmo and Alistair McAlinden from Interpath Advisory were…

A "SNOWBOMB" could see Brits ring in the New Year in wintry white conditions.A blanket of snow is set to fall after Christmas when temperatures plunge

Zippy was one of the most high-profile crackers on the Atari ST scene as a member of the Medway Boys and later Cynix. Zippy was responsible for creating more than 100 compilation disks (known as "menus" on the Atari ST).

Chartham woman fined for flytipping after 12 bin bags of rubbish found dumped in village  |  Updated: 11:53, 26 February 2021 A woman has been fined hundreds of pounds after 12 bin bags of waste was found dumped in a village. It is understood the resident from Chartham, near Canterbury, had used an unlicensed waste carrier to remove and dispose of her rubbish. A large amount of rubbish was found dumped in Chartham Hatch. Picture: Canterbury City Council But she has been fined £300 after it...

Environment Agency issues flood warnings for rivers across Kent as heavy rain turns to snow  |  Updated: 13:44, 07 February 2021 A series of flood alerts are in place across the county as snow continues to fall across the region. Water levels have risen as a result of heavy rainfall in Kent overnight, leading warnings for residents to be prepared in case of flooding. Heavy rainfall followed by snow has sparked the warning The Environment Agency has but in place alerts for the following locati...

Canterbury businessman Bradley McManus took his own life at Chartham home, inquest finds  |  An "incredible" businessman was tragically discovered dead at home by his devastated wife. Bradley McManus took his own life at their house in Chartham near Canterbury at the age of 32, an inquest has heard. Bradley McManus. Picture: Amy McManus At the hearing on Tuesday, coroner Sonia Hayes described his death as a "sad and tragic" case. The inquest heard how Mr McManus, who had a history of mental i...