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Published: 4:13 PM July 27, 2021    Work on the £4.6m redevelopment of Great Yarmouth's outdoor market is set to finish by April or May 2022. - Credit: Arielshotsuk Instagram Key milestones for a number of big projects around Great Yarmouth have been outlined in the borough council's annual 'action plan'. The document, to be discussed at a meeting of the policy and resources committee on Tuesday (July 27), outlines the projects and activities Town Hall will be working on over the next twelve months. Some of the projects are further down the line than others in terms of development - and he...

Tuesday, 20 July 2021, 1:37 pm Entries into the 2021 NZ Events Association NZ Event Awards closed in June with an all-time record of 108 entries. Ségolène de Fontenay, General Manager of the NZ Events Association (NZEA), says the record numbers this year are remarkable given the impacts of COVID-19 during the qualifying period. “Traditionally, the purpose of the awards has been to recognise excellence, promote best practice and creativity, raise awareness of the events sector and celebrate the contribution of the industry,” says de Fontenay. “But this year we also needed to recognise...

It is 464 days since the first lockdown was announced by Boris Johnson in March last year.  This is longer than it took for the Empire State Building to be built and Robin Knox-Johnston to sail single-handedly around the world. Yet many of Britain's biggest organisations are still blaming Covid for diabolical customer service. On hold: Many of Britain's biggest organisations are still blaming Covid for diabolical customer service 'Due to coronavirus you may have to wait longer for your call to be answered,' the dreaded recorded message on the HMRC telephone line says. Banks, utility companie...

The stepping down of Canary Wharf visionary Sir George Iacobescu has raised fresh questions about the future of the iconic business district, which has been buffeted by the pandemic, changing work patterns and Brexit. As new boss Shobi Khan hints at a fresh residential-led vision on the Isle of Dogs, ...

The department store said the move will offer more choice to its customers. “We’ve offered customers the option to buy larger branded home products