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New Bristol-made delivery app cuts commission and pays riders more By Martin Booth, Friday Feb 12, 2021 More than a dozen Bristol restaurants are already signed up to an app that is going live for the first time on Friday, hoping to support independent businesses caught in a “stranglehold” by multinationals. The BARBI App, made by the British Association of Restaurants, Bars & Independents, aims to reduce the high commissions of the likes of Deliveroo as well as paying delivery riders and d...

Farmers Weekly Awards 2020: Dairy Farmer of the Year >More in Robert Mallett, Dickson and Mallett, Northleaze Farm, Highworth, Swindon Robert Mallett is the 2020 Farmers Weekly Dairy Farmer of the Year. His approach to dairy farming is proof that high-yielding herds can produce milk economically from grazed grass and good quality silage, with autumn-calving Holsteins converting every ounce of nutrition from grassland to milk. Robert, who farms with his wife Mari...

Letters to the Fenland Citizen editor – February 3, 2021  | Updated: 10:21, 06 February 2021 Our awful roads need urgent attention What is happening to the roads in Wisbech? Pressure must be put on Cambridgeshire Highways Department to step up and get the roads in Wisbech fit to drive on. So many of our roads are now in an appalling and dangerous condition. Potholes everywhere, which are spray painted yellow and then left for weeks on end to get ever bigger and more dangerous. Even when...

Cherri Bomb   Cherri Bombs first major label debut, This Is The End of Control is an honest, vulnerable and groundshaking album of blistering rock songs from the teenage sensations. — Having already played major summer festivals across ...   more &raquoEurope and Australia, and garnered the glowing endorsements of Foo Fighters, Smashing Pumpkins (with whom they toured) and ex-Hole drummer Samantha Maloney, who believed in the bad-ass Los Angeles quartet so much she put her career on hold t...

THE 48th annual Boxing Day Tug OWar between Hoylake RNLI and Hoylake Sailing Club has been cancelled due to ongoing coronavirus restrictions. The event, which has taken place since 1972, normally attracts hundreds of people and raising vital funds for the RNLI. The organisers tweeted: "The difficult decision has been taken to cancel this year’s Slater Trophy Boxing Day Tug o War between Hoylake @RNLI and @hoylakesc. "Although this is disappointing news, we look forward to seeing every...

Outrage over Christmas attraction in Bristol city centre Businesses unable to open their doors say it is an insensitive insult Updated THE BIGGEST STORIES ACROSS BRISTOL IN YOUR INBOXInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and ...