Will Rishi decrease business rates in the Budget?
Eliminating business rates should be the Government’s focus in Wednesday’s Autumn Budget (27th October), said the owner of the Atlas Bar in Manchester.
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Eliminating business rates should be the Government’s focus in Wednesday’s Autumn Budget (27th October), said the owner of the Atlas Bar in Manchester.
Regional hospitality operators say repeated lockdowns and uncertainty about the future have prompted a wave of cancellations and requests for refunds.
A gunman who killed a barber at an east London snooker hall in a row about a woman has been convicted of murder. Kosovan-born Jeton Krasniqi, 27, fired at least four times at Grineo Daka just before 3am on July 7, 2019. Mr Daka, 27, who worked at Celebrity Barbers in Manor Park, was hit once in the chest, stumbled downstairs and collapsed in the doorway of Phoenix Snooker Club, Leyton. The victim had been involved in an argument over a girl the...
Jeton Krasniqi has been convicted of murdering Grineo Daka. - Credit: CPS A gunman who shot an unarmed man dead inside a snooker hall has been convicted of murder. Jeton Krasniqi of Kershaw Road, Dagenham, fired at 27-year-old barbershop worker Grineo Daka from Stratford inside the Phoenix Snooker Club in Leyton in the early hours of July 7, 2019. An accomplice, Edison Brahimi of Camden Road, Islington, helped him get away afterwards. Edison Brahimi was convicted on two counts of perverting the course of justice at the Old Bailey. - Credit: CPS Samantha Yelland, senior prosecutor at the ...
“Were you in the area around the time of the murder? Did you drive through the Coolfin Road area and possibly have dashcam footage from around the time of the offence that shows a black Land Rover? Do you know why, or who by, the murder was committed? “My team is ready to hear from anyone who has something to tell us, no matter how small or insignificant the information might seem, it could be vital to our investigation.” Anyone with information is asked to call 020 8345 3715 or 101, or tweet @MetCC quoting 4050/26April. Information can be reported anonymously via the independent charit...