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TWO ‘leading’ international firms have announced that they will be moving to a new £17.8million office development.

TWO ‘leading’ international firms have announced that they will be moving to a new £17.8million office development in Cheshire.

Film technology company, Blackmagic Design is to move its EMEA Headquarters to the Liverpool City Region.

Back on Leeside this season, with Cobh Ramblers, Murphy still contests that despite their current standing in the First Division, his club can mount a charge up the ladder.

Dylan McGlade and Cian Bargery of Cork City after their side scores their first goal COBH RAMBLERS Cobh Ramblers aim to get their season back on track as they take on fierce local rivals Cork City on Friday night at St Colman’s Park (kick-off is at 7.45pm). Both sides would have hoped to be placed higher than they are currently. Cobh in particular, have yet to gain a win at home and only ahead of Wexford in the table. But their manager Stuart Ashton refused to feel sorry for themselves: “Un...

Bray Wanderers manager Gary Cronin can’t but be disappointed that his side have only accumulated three points out of a possible twelve and lie in 7th position in the 10 team First Division after four series of games.Read More Speaking at the club’s weekly media briefing, Healy said: “We have a very young squad, it has been a difficult start to the new season, but the lads are working very hard in training and are not downbeat.Read More Athlone Town consolidated their position at the top o...

Liverpool 200-tonne fatberg eaten from inside out in removal Published image captionThe 200-tonne fatberg had caused flooding to a number of properties A huge fatberg has been removed from a city sewer after engineers came up with a new idea to clear it which "literally ate it from the inside out". The 200-tonne mass of fat, grease and "unflushable" items had been causing flooding to properties in Liverpool, United Utilities (UU) said. The water firm said the new method of clearing saw workers ...

Drug dealer will only pay back £1k of £156,000 he made selling crack and heroin The convicted drug dealer must pay back the amount within the next three months or face an extra month in jail Updated James Thomas Morris (Image: North Wales Police) A Liverpool drug dealer will only be made to pay back a fraction of the money he made from his criminal earnings. James Thomas Morris, of Hadleigh Road, Kirkby was convicted in October last year as part of an operation to catch an organised gang...

North Wales drug dealer will repay fraction of £156,000 he made selling crack and heroin James Thomas Morris was ordered to pay back some of his ill gotten gains after flooding Deeside with hard drugs 16:14, 12 APR 2021 Sign up to FREE email alerts from NorthWalesLive - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow m...

Paedophile maths teacher, racist and £186m drug plotters among the criminals locked up in March 2021 Judges decided that only custodial sentences would suffice for these people Sign up to FREE email alerts from NorthWalesLive - Subscribe 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 your...