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Tributes have been paid to Stuart Turner of Aspect Housing Norwich who has died. - Credit: Denise Bradley A hotel manager who worked tirelessly to help the homeless in Norwich has died just hours after he was out feeding people on the street. He had been out feeding the homeless just hours before he died at the hotel on April 19, just days before his 57th birthday. A statement released by Aspect Housing, which confirmed Mr Turner's death, said he had been instrumental in "sharing his vision that no person should be homeless or vulnerable in Norwich". It added: "For his last act, on Sunday A...
Submitting... Alongside Emma Digby, a Partner at Ward Hadaway, this week we focus on the Turner family, who are behind Turners Accident Repair. The company is ranked at number eight on Ward Hadaway’s 2021 Fastest 50. The Fastest 50 recognises the fastest growing profitable, privately owned companies in Yorkshire. Turners is a third-generation business that has grown to four sites in Selby, Sheffield, Doncaster and Leeds, employing 100 people. Recognising that electric and aluminium vehicles are the future, Turners Accident Repair has built a state-of-the-art aluminium repair centre. The co...
Farmer's homes plan rejected '); '); AN unspoilt field between Henley and Harpsden where a developer wants to build 100 homes will not be earmarked in the latest draft of the parishes’ joint neighbourhood plan. Henley Town Council, which is overseeing the revision of the housing blueprint, has declined to shortlist the eight-hectare plot at Lucy’s Farm, on Drawback Hill off Gillotts Lane, because it says more suitable sites are available. When it invited landowners to submit proposals last autumn, Bloor Homes came forward with a plan for up to 100 units which it said could go in the cen...