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Carrot grower Alan Bartlett & Sons to quit crop in June >More in © Tim Scrivener Cambridgeshire carrot grower and processor Alan Bartlett & Sons has made the “extremely difficult decision” to close its business in June this year, which will affect 230 jobs and the farmers who supply land in East Anglia. Director Toby Bartlett said the family business would close at the end of the season and the employees, mainly working at the factory in Chatteris, are going through collective consultation. The impending closure will also force a ...

“There was significant increase in cash generated from operating activities as a result of the improved trading conditions,” notes the annual report.   But it also reported that “the group operates in a highly competitive market, particularly in respect of price, product availability and quality.   Alan Bartlett & Sons Ltd will close its Chatteris factory in June - Credit: Google “This results in not only constant pressure on margins but also the risk that the group may fall short of customer expectations.”  Although it has not explained the reasons behind its decision, sources i...

Tim O'Connell/Stuff Mikaela Macdonald is one of Nelson Speed Skating's swiftest stars, picking up a number of gold medals and national records at recent events. A Nelson speed skater has set the wheels in motion for a successful 2021, joining her fellow club members in banking numerous medals at national level. At age 13, Mikaela Macdonald can lay claim to setting 14 national records in an incredible run of form at events held around the country. The Year 9 Nayland College student claimed four cadets girls national records at last week’s banked track event in Timaru, another four at the n...

Sandown, Browns Golf Course, Culver Parade On Facebook, Paul Furminger, a regular visitor to the Island, said: "A criticism would be that tourists are needed. It's not always good to look inwards, Covid comments of stay away aren't needed." Georgina Scull, commenting on Facebook, said: "I grew up on the Island. When I was younger, I don't think I recognised its beauty like I can now after living in other places. "But Sandown, and parts of Shanklin, have so many empty shops, it's so depressing." Kelly Ann McCarthy, commenting on Facebook, said: "I grew up on the Island and still have l...

Many have heard of the brand but don ' – tell us more about Albert Bartlett. Albert Bartlett was born in 1900 and came over to Scotland from Ireland in 1947, first finding work as a basket weaver on Clydeside. He moved to Coatbridge and, in 1948, in order to earn some extra money to support his growing family, Albert invested £30 in a water boiler and began boiling up beetroot in an old cast iron bath in his garden shed. He began selling this beetroot under the name Scotty Brand – choosing the dog mascot because he is memorable, cute and Scottish and selecting the distinctive