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Investegate | Company Announcement - Vimarsana News

Investegate | Company Announcement

Investegate announcements from Director/PDMR Shareholding

Welcome to Maine comedy show planned at Franco Center - Vimarsana News

Welcome to Maine comedy show planned at Franco Center

The Welcome to Maine comedy show will be coming to the Franco Center at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 3, at 46 Cedar St. in Lewiston. Maine-based comedians Ian Stuart and James Theberge began filming the Welcome to Maine series in late 2020. As part of the comedy show, Stuart portrays Mark and Theberge portrays Troy, […]

Andrew Bailey makes desperate appeal as high street banks dealt major blow | Politics | News - Vimarsana News

Andrew Bailey makes desperate appeal as high street banks dealt major blow | Politics | News

Andrew Bailey has said it is vitally important the public has physical access to High Street banks.

Now 200 more bank branches set to close this year as lenders continue to withdraw from the high street - Vimarsana News

Now 200 more bank branches set to close this year as lenders continue to withdraw from the high street

The latest exodus follows the 645 that closed last year. Nearly 6,000 have disappeared since the start of 2015.And the trend will not change this year as banks continue to cut costs.

Now 200 more bank branches are set to close as lenders continue to withdraw from the UK's high streets - Vimarsana News

Now 200 more bank branches are set to close as lenders continue to withdraw from the UK's high streets

The latest exodus follows the 645 that closed last year. Nearly 6,000 have disappeared since the start of 2015.And the trend will not change this year as banks continue to cut costs.