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Thanks to the successful launch of the award-winning plant-based Oumph! in Ocado last year, the world’s largest online grocer store has now added further Oumph! products to its offering, including Oumph! Balls, a plant-based version of classic Swedish meatballs. “We’re really pleased to be able to offer our customers a new product from Oumph! The Oumph! Balls are an exciting addition to the collection and allow us to extend our huge range of vegetarian and vegan products. It’s great tim...

The heads of Britains three major labels will tell MPs that their huge cut is fair reward for the risks involved in funding recordings, distribution and marketing.

Sennett officials will hear from the public next week and could vote to approve a zoning change for a developer seeking to build a 60-unit apartment building. Rochesters Cornerstone Group Ltd. is proposing a senior housing complex called Sennett Meadows at 3365 E. Genesee St. Road, vacant land thats between the Quincy Hill subdivision and Sleepy Hollow Country Inn Motel. Its across from the Auburn Church of the Nazarene. The land is currently zoned residential with a limit on apartment building...

Theres no clear indication as to when the football season will get up and running, but its still worth taking a look at some of the footballers who could light up 2021. Some are on the cusp of burgeoning senior careers, others are returning from injury, the AFL or a break from the inter-county scene - but all have the potential to make a big impact in this championship . . . Lee Gannon (Dublin) One of Dublins best performers in their All-Ireland U-20 defeat to Galway where he landed a long-rang...

Major development that could create hundreds of jobs in Perth takes a step forward as in-principle application approved A 15-hectare site at the Inveralmond Industrial Estate could support 443 jobs Updated Perth and Kinross Council approved the in-principle proposal (Image: Perthshire Advertiser) Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the informat...

Perth and Kinross councillor concerned at decline in rural farm work due to “sheer lack of opportunity” Point raised on social media over changing face of industry Updated Cllr Tom Gray has spoken about the changing face of the countryside Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. S...

The Lounge Society by Piran Aston Well, that was a laugh wasn’t it? Officially The Worst Year Ever (at least we could drown our sorrows and sing aloud in 2016), 2020 has turned everyone’s lives upside down and still has the capacity to do so, but we know all this. It wasn’t just COVID-19 that caused such a year of great upheaval. In Sean Connery and Diego Maradona, the silver screen and the beautiful game lost legendary figures, so much so that we should perhaps start checking up on soon-...

It’s now illegal in the state of Arizona to hold a mobile communications device — or for a person to support such a device with their body — while driving.  It is also against the law to read, write or send text messages while driving, or to scroll through social media or record handheld videos while driving. According to Lake Havasu City Police Sgt. Tom Gray, officers have educated the public since the bill was signed into law in April 2019. “Our officers are already trained to look f...

A look back at 2020 in Jackson County Few words — some perhaps not printable — better describe 2020 than “unprecedented.” From the day coronavirus first made its appearance on the front page of The Tribune on Feb. 20, you’d be hard-pressed to find any story that didn’t contain COVID-19, pandemic or coronavirus on the front page or any inside page for that matter. In fact, there have been more than 1,000 news items containing the word coronavirus and/or COVID-19 this year. 1 of 7 Pol...

The recent nor’easter that bedeviled much of the Northeast was a godsend to the Alleghenies. About a foot of wet-based powder descended upon Laurel Ridge, creating nearly perfect conditions for cross-country skiing atop Laurel Summit – conditions that have been exceedingly rare there for the past two or three winter seasons. Rarer still was that those conditions persisted into the weekend, giving my close friend, neighbor and outings’ companion, Tom Gray, and me the opportunity t...