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Camden Markets ‘first ever pub’ unveiled  Following a four-month delay to its launch, new neighbourhood pub and restaurant, the Farrier will open in London’s Camden Market on 15 April.  Featuring a hidden courtyard complete with firepit and outdoor covered seating, the 2,100 sq ft site will debut with alfresco drinking and dining and an extensive selection of artisan and natural wines.  The beautifully restored horse hospital buildings – which its founders claim will be Camden Market...

There are now more than 3,000 breweries across the UK, says report.

While 2020 was a taxing year for pubs, new data has revealed that the number of breweries in the UK increased, rising by 216 to total 3,018.

RISHI Sunak has warned that Britain will be paying off its £407 billion coronavirus debts for decades.Declaring yesterday's Budget as the first step

UHY NOTTINGHAM WELCOMES ‘GRADE A’ GRADUATES Zoya Malik February 23, 2021 (Last Updated February 23rd, 2021 12:04) Share Article   TWO university graduates have joined UHY Hacker Young’s Nottingham office as they take their first steps towards a career in accountancy Abigail Riley and Luke Broughal have both entered the sector as student chartered accountants and will be working across UHY’s accounts and audit departments to support incre...

Campaign urges vigilance for signs of child exploitation under lockdown Date published: 15 February 2021 The Children’s Society is asking the public to keep an eye out for children who may be at risk Supermarket shoppers, delivery drivers, park rangers and bank staff are among those being urged to look out for signs of children being exploited under lockdown - including into county lines drug dealing. The Children’s Society is calling on the public to report any concerns to the police a...

PROJECTS that help prevent children in the district being groomed by criminal gangs could be left without funding, it is feared.

The Children’s Society is calling on the public to report any concerns to the police as part of its national Look Closer Awareness Week Supermarket shoppers, delivery drivers, park rangers and bank staff are among those being urged to look out for signs of children being exploited under lockdown - including into county lines drug dealing. The Children’s Society is calling on the public to report any concerns to the police as part of its national Look Closer Awareness Week, which launches ...