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Beefeater Ock Mill restaurant in Abingdon may have closed - Vimarsana News

Beefeater Ock Mill restaurant in Abingdon may have closed

The Beefeater restaurant in Abingdon attached to the Premier Inn appears to have closed for good

Grand opening date revealed for Creams Cafe in Glasgow Tesco Extra - Vimarsana News

Grand opening date revealed for Creams Cafe in Glasgow Tesco Extra

A date has been set for the grand opening of a dessert favourite in Tesco Extra Maryhill with a free ice cream sundae giveaway.

Fife Tesco stores offering help to charities and food banks - Vimarsana News

Fife Tesco stores offering help to charities and food banks

Tesco stores in West Fife are offering a helping hand for charities and food banks.

BMW driver who crashed into and killed clubland figure nicknamed 'Mr Ibiza' before running into a Tesco to buy vodka is guilty of causing death by dangerous driving - Vimarsana News

BMW driver who crashed into and killed clubland figure nicknamed 'Mr Ibiza' before running into a Tesco to buy vodka is guilty of causing death by dangerous driving

Daniel Masiulis, 38, from Tameside, was behind the wheel of a BMW when he crashed into motorcycle rider Clive Pinnock, a well-known clubland figure nicknamed Mr Ibiza, in Gorton, Manchester.

Security tags on £2 chocolate bars and staff in daily terror of violent gangs: CLAIRE COHEN investigates the shoplifting epidemic that has turned Britain's High Street stores into battlefields - Vimarsana News

Security tags on £2 chocolate bars and staff in daily terror of violent gangs: CLAIRE COHEN investigates the shoplifting epidemic that has turned Britain's High Street stores into battlefields

CLAIRE COHEN: Cyber attacks might seem to be the new frontier of retail crime but, according to the experts, it's old-fashioned bricks and mortar shops that are seeing a significant surge in theft.