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Fancy owning a racehorse?  | Updated: 01:20, 24 December 2020 It might be a bit tricky to wrap and put under the tree, but a racehorse may just be the perfect present to give this Christmas. Who wouldn’t love the thrill of being the owner of a powerful and sleek beast of equine excellence and see it compete on the nation’s racecourses? What’s more you don’t have to pay thousands under a scheme launched by Shipston-based company Old Gold Racing, you can part-own a race hors...

Education: B.A., history and economics, St. Olaf College; J.D., University of Denver College of Law Lathrop GPM partner and mergers and acquisitions specialist Mark Williamson says deals are happening at an “unbelievable” pace as a pandemic-related pause accelerates the usual year-end rush. Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) came roaring back in September after restrictions imposed to slow the spread of the coronavirus largely stopped activity from March through early summer, Williamson said. S...

Negotiations continued through the night, fuelled by a late delivery of pizzas. On Thursday morning a UK source said "theyre still going on fish" - the issue which has been one of the major stumbling blocks in the path to a deal. Irish foreign minister Simon Coveney told RTE Radio there had been "some sort of last-minute hitch" over the small print of the fisheries agreement but deal was still expected later. Reports have suggested the UK has offered a deal where it will take back the r...

IN this weeks Monday interview, a Glasgow restaurant family has unveiled its first venture in the Scottish capital in a “spectacular” £1 billion location that has been set in place since the start of the year. Danielle Fleming and sibling Ryan Dexter are taking on 50 staff for the new Salerno Pizza restaurant in the St James Quarter, a prominent site in the huge shopping, hospitality and leisure development next spring, after father Alan helped steer their ambitious project. They had ...

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opinion Lorries queue to enter the Eurotunnel site in Folkestone, Kent. Friday December 18, 2020. Gareth Fuller/PA. Cruachan Dam, Drax; Stuart Cail, Harviestoun Brewery. THE final Brexit seems now to be almost upon us, with little cheer of any kind as stumbling blocks remain on the narrow, but still possibly conceivably successful, path to a trade agreement. This seven days in business has been stretched across one Sunday deadline to another with opinion swaying only within confined paramet...

Lupus Alliance of Upstate New York in jeopardy of closing “We have cut every expense including staffing" Lupus Alliance of Upstate New York in jeopardy of closing and last updated 2020-12-18 18:42:00-05 “What would have been the bright in our future — the thing that would carry us through with no problem is funding due from New York State,” stated Judith Burnett Christian, CEO, Lupus Alliance of Upstate New York. Eileen Buckley Judith Burnett Christian, CEO, Lupus Alliance o...

BREAKING NEWS: Victory for Meon Vale woodland campaigners  | Updated: 16:24, 17 December 2020 St Modwen have today announced they will be withdrawing Meon Vale from the district council’s site allocation plan. The developers own the 80 acre site on which they were proposing 300 new houses be built. Residents have been very vocal over the past few months, desperate that the woodlands, which take up around 35 acres, are preserved as a cherished local asset. After opening up a period of con...

Country Life Trending: Country Life 16 December 2020 Country Life 16 December 2020 is our iconic Christmas double issue. Find out more about whats inside. At 268 pages, there’s never been an issue of Country Life as big as this one — the team has been working overtime to get it finished, and we’re hope you’re as delighted by the result as we are. Here’s a small selection of some of the features you’ll find inside. If you’re having trouble finding the Country Lif...

Credit: Country Life Country Lifes December 16, 2020, is the biggest issue that weve ever produced — heres what youll find when you pick up your copy. At 268 pages, there’s never been an issue of Country Life as big as this one — the team has been working overtime to get it finished, and we’re hope you’re as delighted by the result as we are. Here’s a small selection of some of the features you’ll find inside. If you’re having trouble finding the Country Life Christmas do...