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Union Industries supplies and installs 40 of its rapid-roller doors at Princes Group UK’s food production site in Long Sutton.

TSB customers will soon be able to do their banking at Blackburn's Bangor Street Community Centre TSB customers will soon be able to do their banking at Blackburn's Bangor Street Community Centre TSB is launching more than 40 new “pop-up” services, appearing in locations such as libraries, town halls and community centres, across Britain, with one coming to East Lancashire. The move follows previous announcements from the bank that 153 of its branches would be scheduled for closure in 2021. The bank said the pop-ups will support customers with banking services such as making payment...

Published: 11:25 AM April 27, 2021    Firefighters were called to a "well-developed" fire at a building on Sutton Road, Wisbech. - Credit: Facebook/Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service Firefighters took over two hours to deal with a “well-developed” fire at a warehouse.  Crews were called to the building on Sutton Road in Wisbech today (Tuesday) when they found the blaze was spreading.  A spokesperson for Cambridgeshire Fire and Rescue Service said: “At 12.03am on Tuesday, crews from Wisbech along with a crew from Long Sutton were called to a fire on Sutton Road.  “Firefighters...

Visit the library to do your banking: TSB launches new ‘pop-up’ services April 27, 2021, 3:01 pm TSB is launching more than 40 new pop-up services across Britain following branch closures announced last year (Gareth Fuller/PA) TSB is launching more than 40 new “pop-up” services, appearing in locations such as libraries, town halls and community centres, across Britain. The move follows previous announcements from the bank that 153 of its branches would be scheduled for closure in 2021. The bank said the pop-ups will support customers with banking services such as making payments, get...

High street bank TSB has unveiled plans to launch 43 'pop-up' face-to-face services in town halls, libraries and community centres across Britain after announcing plans to close more than a third of its branches last year.   'Mobile money confidence experts' will be on site to help customers with internet and mobile banking registration, forgotten passwords, reporting stolen cards, existing payments and assistance with bereavements, the bank said. But the pop-ups will be open only one day a week - and customers won't be able to make cash withdrawals or deposits, set up new direct debits, op...