Heywood company says it can help solve shortage crisis facing Tesco, Asda, Morrisons and major supermarkets It is really a no-brainer
Pet food shortages in a Morrisons store Picture by Tim Merry. (Image: Daily Star)
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A shortage of HGV drivers which is leaving fresh produce destined for major supermarkets being dumped could be solved by employing ex-soldiers through a Greater Manchester company, it is claimed.
VISIT: Krishan Mistry, managing director of Bolton-based AVM AN audio-visual firm boss from Bolton has set out to promote diversity on a key trade mission to the United States. Fifteen firms from across Greater Manchester and London have gone Stateside as part of the Race, Ethnicity and Cultural Heritage (REACH) expedition. Supported by Greater Manchester s Growth Company and the capital s Mayor s International Business programme, the aim is to introduce black, Asian and mixed background tech entrepreneurs to like-minded outfits in the US. And among the delegates were Krishan Mistry, of Farnworth-based AVM Solutions, a former start-up business of the year winner at the Bolton Business Awards.
GMP launches pilot which aims to give domestic abuse victims a voice Date published: 06 June 2021
Restorative Justice can only take place with the consent of both the victim and the offender, and can only be used in cases where conviction has already been obtained
Greater Manchester Police (GMP) has launched a pilot in the City of Manchester for Restorative Justice referrals to be made for domestic abuses cases – a process which allows the opportunity for positive communication between the victims of crime and their perpetrators.
Restorative Justice (RJ) is currently used across Greater Manchester for a variety of crimes, including antisocial behaviour, burglary and criminal damage, to empower victims and give them a voice in the criminal justice system.