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Winchester fish and chip shops fear closing as the cost of living increases - Vimarsana News

Winchester fish and chip shops fear closing as the cost of living increases

FISH and chip shop owners say more restaurants will close and prices will rise unless they get urgent government support.

Ashvale chip shop chain founder John Low dies aged 88 - Vimarsana News

Ashvale chip shop chain founder John Low dies aged 88

John Low, the man behind the Ashvale fish and chip empire, has died aged 88 - we take a look back at his life.

Doonside: Boy, 14, allegedly struck 16-year-old 52 times, court hears - Vimarsana News

Doonside: Boy, 14, allegedly struck 16-year-old 52 times, court hears

A 'caring and polite' boy, 14, is accused of striking a teenager 52 times in an  alleged fatal pack bashing at a housing commission home in Sydney's west, a court heard.

Outpouring of grief at candlelight vigil for Sydney teen allegedly murdered by gang rivals - Vimarsana News

Outpouring of grief at candlelight vigil for Sydney teen allegedly murdered by gang rivals

Family, friends and supporters of the boy allegedly murdered in a gang bashing in Sydney have gathered to leave flowers and messages of love at the house where he was allegedly bashed.

'We hope it's fast forward from now': Businesses 'delighted' by confirmation of April 26 reopening - Vimarsana News

'We hope it's fast forward from now': Businesses 'delighted' by confirmation of April 26 reopening

by Ellie Milne and Craig Munro 20/04/2021, 6:17 pm Updated: 20/04/2021, 7:39 pm © EVENING EXPRESS Shoppers on Union Street when restrictions last eased in June 2020. Picture by Kath Flannery Business chiefs in the north-east have enthusiastically welcomed the confirmation that they will be able to reopen from Monday. All shops will reopen along with hospitality – although indoor venues are unable to serve alcohol until next month. The tourism sector will also open again, welcoming visitors for the first time this year. Business owners across the region, who have been looking forward...