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Plastic-free festive food and re-planted trees: How are businesses working to make Christmas more sustainable? Retailers and delivery firms have faced challenge after challenge in 2020, having to re-adjust ways of working to get essential goods to those in need amid lockdown restrictions. Yet many have also managed to ensure that Christmas wont be the most wasteful - or emissions-intense - time of the year. From plastic-free packaging to low-emissions deliveries, the UK plays hosts to many bran...

Sarah Townsend The developer has amended its planning application submitted last year for commercial units on land adjacent to the Stockport industrial estate, a scheme that would have increased the park’s footprint by 1.2m sq ft. It is understood that Quorum scaled back its plans following consultation with officers at Stockport Council. The proposal to expand Bredbury Gateway was the subject of a row between Stockport and Tameside councils earlier this year, as the estate lies on the border...

At this hour whether or not this scene we are seeing unfolding in terrorist, it is far too early to know. >> these are sad pictures when they call paris the city of light, it is not supposed to mean blue strokes. this is a blanket coverage by law enforcement responding to shooting, one of the best known, one of the most photographed and iconic thorough affairs on planet mark. the remarks have been placed on the podium and we are ready to hear the visiting italian prime minister and the american ...