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Woodstock’s South Gate Centre launched its fundraising campaign Wednesday for a planned expansion with some good news.

Download logo The Gateway Research Centre, a non-profit organisation has asked Members of Parliament to review the electricity and water tariffs saying it is greatly affecting the growth of businesses. The organization led by Susanie Nannozi  Ggoobi, the Executive Director, states that the Parliament of Uganda and Cabinet should discuss with the Electricity Regulatory Authority […]

A NEW shopping zone will open up in the empty former Argos store in St Helens aimed at attracting fledgling retailers who want to try their first bricks and mortar selling space. National commercial property and investment company LCP is launching the concept, titled Microshops in eight areas around the country and the Hardshaw Centre in St Helens has been chosen as one of the sites for development. A section of the store – which years ago also housed Toy & Hobby – is currently being converted into 14 "pods", which will give a blank canvas for start ups. A babywear business and cl...

Article content For seniors, the hardest part of the COVID-19 pandemic might be the isolation after days and weeks spent at home while normal events and visits cancelled. That’s why the South Gate Centre is now offering phone-in programs aimed at seniors – open to members and non-members alike – that aim to break the social isolation of staying home indefinitely. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. South Gate Centre, Chartwell offer phone-in programs for seniors Back to video “So many of of our members were accustomed to coming five days a w...

Woodstock Mayor Trevor Birtch shared his deep appreciation for Fraser in a Monday statement announcing his death. “He truly was a man we trusted, and I personally valued his support. The devotion he demonstrated is an inspiration to all,” Birtch said. “He has been a voice of reason and will truly be missed by all who knew him.” Fraser was council’s deputy mayor for 2021, and flags at Woodstock City Hall have been lowered in recognition of his death. Fraser retired in 2009 after 34 years with the Woodstock Police Service. He served as a city councillor from 2010 to 2014 and was again...