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A CUSTOMER has been left feeling horrified after discovering a rude mug for sale in an "upmarket" homeware shop.

A CUSTOMER has been left feeling horrified after discovering a rude mug for sale in an "upmarket" homeware shop.

A CUSTOMER has been left feeling horrified after discovering a rude mug for sale in an "upmarket" homeware shop.

A CUSTOMER has been left feeling horrified after discovering a rude mug for sale in an "upmarket" homeware shop.

A CUSTOMER has been left feeling horrified after discovering a rude mug for sale in an "upmarket" homeware shop.

Two charities have been presented with a ‘Tree of Trees’ as part of The Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC).

"It’s important to observe IWD as it gives women a formal platform and in turn a voice. Celebrating the day makes an organisation stop and think, it allows people to openly talk about the topic and air their views.," says Rachel

Lammermuir Larder and Amisfield Preservation Trust have both benefited from housebuilder Mactaggart & Mickel’s building communities fund. Thirteen groups throughout Britain have received a share of £13,000, with the developer looking to help organisations navigate their way through lockdown restrictions. Lammermuir Larder was launched by the town’s resilience team, whose initiative is the third strand to food and clothing projects set up by Haddington and District Community Council d...

* Some shareholders lost patience after years of heavy spending * CEO says better returns are coming, African footprint trebled * Non-African operations targeting to double operating profit JOHANNESBURG, Dec 9 (Reuters) - For shareholders waiting for South African wine and spirits company Distell to deliver higher returns on their investments, 2020 was a year to forget. A months-long alcohol ban in its home market, designed to help curb the spread of the coronavirus, slammed sales and earnings ...

* Distell boss wants to build “African drinks champion” * Some shareholders lost patience after years of heavy spending * CEO says better returns are coming, African footprint trebled * Non-African operations targeting to double operating profit JOHANNESBURG, Dec 9 (Reuters) - For shareholders waiting for South African wine and spirits company Distell to deliver higher returns on their investments, 2020 was a year to forget. A months-long alcohol ban in its home market, designed to help cur...