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Anneliese Dodds met Dr Paul Williams at Liberty Steel in the town. While there they toured the steel mill and met with workers there. After the visit, Ms Dodds said: "I've wanted to visit for some time. It was really fantastic to see the technology in action - it's critical for the UK's future, including Hartlepool. "What really matters to me - I know Paul Williams has been speaking to a lot of people in Hartlepool - the healthcare system, people are wanting to have that conversation with the Labour party. Now think we can have a better connection with someone on the frontline. The ch...

Port Authority sells land for company to move to Leavenworth It looks like a Johnson County technology company may be moving to Leavenworth. Members of the Leavenworth County Port Authority Board of Directors voted Tuesday to approve the sale of a three-acre lot in the Gary Carlson Business Park. The lot is intended for the new location of Modern Advanced Print Solutions. According to the company’s website, MAPS is an “independent technology company featuring a comprehensive suite of leading imaging and printing products, services, software, and solutions.” The company currently is loca...

Business may be coming to Leavenworth An additional business could be moving into a Leavenworth industrial park. Steve Jack, executive director of the Leavenworth County Development Corporation, said a sales agreement for a three-acre lot in the Gary Carlson Business Park may be approved next week by the Leavenworth County Port Authority. According to Jack, officials with a business from the Kansas City area are interested in constructing a 10,000-square foot building on the lot. This could result in 21 “high salaried” positions at that location. Jack reviewed the potential business comin...

Don't cut Covid aid This week what most of us sensed was officially confirmed, our economy has seen its largest fall ever. As a result, many are struggling here in Wiltshire as well as the rest of the country. Wiltshire has as a result already 1,000 extra children qualifying for free school meals. Record numbers of our neighbours are furloughed, or now rely on Universal Credit. Both of these vital support mechanisms ‎may well be withdrawn in the case of the former or cut in the case of the latter. Loans taken by businesses in order to survive, now face imminent deadlines for the start o...

KHL Group Log In We have recently updated our website and if this your first time logging in this year you will need to set a new password. Please click here to begin. Using e-mail Log In We have recently updated our website and if this your first time logging in this year you will need to set a new password. Please click here to begin. Using e-mail By Steve Ducker18 February 2021 A few hours before this interview takes place, British contractor AR Demolition’s managing director Richard D...