New retirement village proposed for Histon but smell from nearby factory could affect plans
The smell from the nearby jam and sweet spread factory may be an issue for the plans
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The proposed new retirement village in Histon (Image: Copyright Unknown)
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Plans have been proposed for a new “retirement village” in Histon – although the developer may need to do something about the smell from the nearby jam and sweet spread factory.
By Edward Devlin2021-01-15T16:51:00+00:00
Hain Celestial has sold its Orchard House own label juice business to private equity firm Elaghmore as it continues to simplify its European portfolio.
The price tag for the deal is undisclosed, but it is understood the PE fund paid about £25m for the producer of prepared fruit and freshly squeezed juice.
Orchard House supplies retailers, on-the-go food outlets, foodservice providers and manufacturers across the UK, including M&S, Morrisons, Sainsbury’s, Tesco and Pret a Manger.
The business is based in Northamptonshire, with additional facilities in Gateshead, employing a total of 1,000 staff and turning over more than £130m annually.
TRIBUTE has been paid to the ‘bubbly and lively’ former Mayoress of Clitheroe who died from coronavirus last week. Singapore-born Maria Berryman passed away in the Royal Blackburn Hospital on January 4 having fallen ill on December 20. The 57-year-old leaves her husband, Ribble Valley Councillor David Berryman, and two children - Andrew, 34, and Jennifer,31. Mrs Berryman worked for Hain Daniels in Clitheroe and volunteered at the local RSPCA branch. She was her husband’s Mayoress when he was Mayor of Clitheroe Town Council from 2007 to 2009. His successor in the post and current leader of the town council Cllr Mary Robinson said: “She was very popular in Clitheroe.