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Published: 4:08 PM May 5, 2021    The Botanical Garden Bar is back in Norwich by popular demand, with Norfolk food and drink on the menu. - Credit: Rob Dodsworth An outdoor bar that launched last year in the garden of a medieval church in Norwich is back by popular demand. Award-winning theatre company curious directive opened Botanical Garden Bar at its base at St Simon and St Jude Church in Elm Hill last July. One of the pizzas on offer at the Botanical Garden Bar. - Credit: Rob Dodsworth Alongside local beers and spirits and international wines, it also offered woodfired pizzas in...

Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice From hairdressers, barbers and beauticians, to dessert shops, takeaways and and cafes - Harry Potter and Alice in Wonderland shops, as well as clothing brands and zero waste stores. These are just some of the businesses that have launched in North Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent since the start of the pandemic. For some, the pandemic was the final n...

TDIndustries Celebrates 75 Years of Servant Leadership and Trusted Partnerships Proudly serving customers and communities for 75 years News provided by Share this article Share this article DALLAS, April 14, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- TDIndustries, Inc. (TD) celebrates 75 years of excellence through servant leadership and trusted partnerships as the premier mechanical construction and facility services contractor. Founded as Texas Distributors in Dallas, TX in 1946 by Jack Lowe, Sr. the founder's son Jack Lowe, Jr. joined Valerie Sokolosky for a special segment podcast, "Doing it Right!" as a kic...

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BBC News Published image captionKath Lowe said hundreds of bits of spiky plastic were left strewn over a large area Hundreds of pieces of plastic from fireworks were left strewn across a park after a New Year's Eve display, residents have said. Newcastle Council held five displays, including in Heaton Park, which were closed to the public because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Kath and Jack Lowe, of Heaton, said the amount of debris left was "horrifying". The council said response to the displays had been "positive" and it would look into the complaints. A laser show in Newcastle had been planned...