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by Neil Drysdale and Ellie House April 9, 2021, 1:32 pm Updated: April 9, 2021, 6:46 pm Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up There are few people in Britain who cannot recall a time when Prince Philip has not been a part of their lives. Stretching all the way back to the 1940s, he has been one of the constant fixed p...

Published on Lemon Pepper Holdings, a master franchisee and brand partner of Wingstop, the award-winning concept with more than 1,500 locations worldwide, today announced that it has agreed a ‘trilogy’ deal with Hammerson to open three new regional locations at its flagship destinations Bullring (Birmingham), the Oracle (Reading), and Cabot Circus (Bristol). Following the successful opening of their 10th UK location in Gloucester Road, South Kensington late last year, Wingstop UK are now s...

Chicken wing brand Wingstop will open restaurants in in Canary Wharf, Kingston-Upon-Thames, Birmingham, Bristol and Reading as part of its plans to open 10 sites in the UK this year. Following the opening of its tenth UK location in Gloucester Road, South Kensington, late last year, the group will open sites in the former EAT at Birmingham’s Bullring, the former Chik-Fil-A at the Oracle in Reading, a former Dorothy Perkins in Bristol’s Cabot Circus, and a former...

SHE’S already stopped a Greggs lorry in its tracks so pier pressure wasn’t going to prevent a North Queensferry woman taking on the owners of a tanker. Sheila Foggon, who lives on Main Street, was furious after claiming a company drove an HGV onto the crumbling 19th century structure in the village for a photoshoot. The community councillor took a photo of the vehicle, owned by the Clancy Group, a construction firm that also supports the utilities network, on Thursday, February 4. She...

PLANS to turn an historic hotel and pub in North Queensferry into four flats are expected to receive "overwhelming opposition" from angry locals. Agents acting for building owner Kenny Waugh say the Albert Hotel on Main Street is “unviable” in its current state and argue that refurbishing and converting it into homes will secure the category C buildings future. His Edinburgh-based firm, Festival Inns SAAS, have applied to Fife Council for a change of use of the premises, once a favour...