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Article content The effects of the coronavirus pandemic’s third wave upon Quinte Health Care hospitals have yet to peak, with three recent patient deaths from the virus, three staff infections and the pressure increasing. But senior officials said Tuesday the hospitals are, within available resources, prepared for what’s likely to be further pressure during the next two weeks. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Third wave yet to crest at QHC hospitals Back to video President and chief executive officer Stacey Daub and chief of staff Dr. Colin M...

The redevelopment of the Rugeley Power Station site has taken another step forward – after outline planning permission was given the green light.

Source: Baird Lumsden IT is famed for being the most remote pub not just in Scotland, but the whole of the UK, accessible only by boat or a two-day trek. Now the Old Forge which in the past was at the centre of a row with some locals and the inn's Belgian owner, who they claimed refused to serve them, is the focus of a community buyout bid. The former Pub of the Year in Inverie on the shoreline of the Knoydart Peninsula in the Highlands is up for sale for £425,000. The present owner, John-Pierre Robinet, a Belgian, who took the pub on nine years ago, said that Brexit and Covid-19 ha...

Manse (Seafield) LLP is proposing a residential-led, mixed-use development at 22 to 25 Seafield Road. It noted that this is the site of the current Peter Vardy Vauxhall garage. Manse (Seafield) LLP said it had now submitted a proposal of application notice, “which signals the intent to submit a planning application following the consultation with the City of Edinburgh Council”. It added: “The wider Seafield area, of which this forms part, is allocated for residential development in City of Edinburgh Council's Choices for City Plan 2030. This is the first stage in the development...

Engie Group is considering putting its UK business, Engie Regeneration, into a new entity with a view to selling it off. The French firm has changed its strategy to focus on renewable energy, energy transport and large scale energy infrastructure projects. Other operations, including design-and-build construction and building and operations and maintenance, are set to be placed into a new entity. The group has said this new business could be sold. “These activities benefit from strong growth prospects and leadership positions, however, they are less aligned with Engie’s new strategic orie...