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Hill & Smith PLC acquires FM Stainless, expanding manufacturing capability - Vimarsana News

Hill & Smith PLC acquires FM Stainless, expanding manufacturing capability

Hill & Smith PLC (LON:HILS) announces acquisition of FM Stainless, expanding its manufacturing capability and customer base in the US water infrastructure market.

Hill & Smith splashes cash on dividend, acquisitions after strong year - Vimarsana News

Hill & Smith splashes cash on dividend, acquisitions after strong year

Hill & Smith PLC on Tuesday reported higher revenue and profit last year, while announcing a small US acquisition as part of its growth plans. The Solihull, West Midlands-based provider of...

Owner seeks to demolish derelict heritage home in Rockcliffe - Vimarsana News

Owner seeks to demolish derelict heritage home in Rockcliffe

City staff support tearing down a 98-year-old heritage home in Rockcliffe Park, which has been left abandoned for years, but the residents association has "grave concerns" that tearing down a Grade 1 heritage property would set a precedent.

Source: cbc.ca
Jennings Real Estate eyes plan to build pair of residential towers at Tudor Hall site – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Jennings Real Estate eyes plan to build pair of residential towers at Tudor Hall site – Ottawa Business Journal

Jennings Real Estate Corp. has filed an application to construct a development with about 350 residential units and underground parking for about 340 vehicles

Source: obj.ca
Latest reburial marks end of long, strange journey for Barrack Hill remains - Vimarsana News

Latest reburial marks end of long, strange journey for Barrack Hill remains

The remains of seven more of Bytown's earliest citizens, found scattered along Queen Street in 2016, will finally be laid to rest at Beechwood Cemetery.

Source: cbc.ca