McDonald s fans have something to celebrate amid the later winter gloom, with five favourites returning to the menu for a limited time, including the Grand Big Mac.
Restaurants around the UK will be serving the new and returning items for six weeks, from 10th February to 23rd March, via partner delivery services or drive-thrus.
The Grand Big Mac, which was first introduced to the menu in 2019, will return in its original version, costing £5.79, for a medium meal deal as well as an option with bacon for £6.19 for a medium meal deal.
The Homestyle Crispy Chicken is the only new item on the menu, while Mozzarella Dippers are set to make a return, along with the Flake McFlurry and the Flake Raspberry McFlurry.
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Taking the stress out of refunds and returns
Published 3 months ago
Myles Dawson, UK Managing Director, Adyen
Popular shopping events, such as Black Friday, Christmas and January sales are synonymous with ringing cash registers and bustling warehouses. But the deal-driven euphoria and enthusiastic end of year shopping is often swiftly followed by a spate of returns.
Last year, the pandemic saw the majority of purchases move online. In fact, our recent research report suggests that online will remain the channel of choice for many. Nearly a third (31%) of UK consumers say they’ll shop in-store less even after the pandemic. And 72% want retailers that opened an online offering during the pandemic to keep it going.
UK: Neptune Energy commences Seagull drilling campaign
28 Jan 2021
bp and
Seagull project in the
UK Central North Sea.
The Gorilla VI (JU-248) jack-up rig, operated by Valaris, will drill four wells for the development over the course of the drilling campaign which is expected to last 18 months.
Neptune Energy’s UK Managing Director, Alexandra Thomas, said: In late 2020, we successfully completed the first subsea construction phase for the Seagull project, that underpins Neptune’s further growth on the UKCS. Thanks to a collaborative approach between Neptune, our partners bp and JAPEX and key contractors, we are progressing with the project at pace and have reached another important milestone.
Neptune Energy commences Seagull drilling campaign
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Neptune Energy and its joint venture partners bp and JAPEX, announced drilling has commenced on the Seagull project in the UK Central North Sea.
The Gorilla VI (JU-248) jack-up rig, operated by Valaris, will drill four wells for the development over the course of the drilling campaign which is expected to last 18 months.
Neptune Energys UK Managing Director, Alexandra Thomas, said: In late 2020, we successfully completed the first subsea construction phase for the Seagull project, that underpins Neptunes further growth on the UKCS.