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Red & Blue Restaurants to launch French bistro Bouchon on former Rocket & Ruby site. Liverpool-based group Red & Blue Restaurants is to convert its Rocket & Ruby site on Castle Street and relaunch it as French bistro Bouchon. Set to open in mid-July, the relaunch will follow six-figure redevelopment of the site, and will create 30 new jobs according to the group.  Red & Blue Restaurants is owned by Paddy Smith and Jonathan Poole, the latter of whom also founded Mediterranean casual dining chain Ego, which operates 12 restaurants across the North West. Across Liv...

Paddy Smith Limited was fined $60k in relation to effluent from a stock truck cleaning operation. Meanwhile, Hauraki farmer William Gary Brunt was fined $49,000 by Judge Brian Dwyer in the Hamilton District Court for unlawfully discharging animal effluent into the environment at his Netherton farm. An effluent holding pond was found to be overflowing into a nearby paddock by regional council staff during a routine inspection in August 2019. The council had alerted Brunt to the risks the system posed to the environment during previous inspections, a council statement said. SUPPLIED Effl...

Carmina Blewett Effluent runoff (file image). Photo: Supplied The warning comes after separate incidents of pollution resulted in legal action against a Hauraki farmer and a Matamata truck wash business. William Gary Blunt was penalised for $49,000 in the Hamilton District Court for unlawfully discharging animal effluent into the environment. Waikato Regional Council staff found an effluent holding pond at his Netherton farm was overflowing into a nearby paddock. The discovery came after Blunt was alerted during routine inspections of the environmental risks his system posed. Matamata truck ...

Waikato farmer, truck wash company fined for 'completely avoidable' pollution Newshub 5 hrs ago James Fyfe © Waikato Regional Council Paddy Smith Limited was fined $60,000 for the unlawful discharge of animal effluent from the washdown of stock trucks at their rural site. © Provided by Newshub A farmer and a truck wash company in the Waikato have been fined a total of more than $100,000 after "completely avoidable" incidents involving the unlawful discharge of animal effluent. Hauraki farmer Willian Gary Brunt was ordered to pay $49,000 after an effluent holding pond on...

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