A city centre shopping centre is in “good health” and will not be converted into apartments, according to bosses. In Dover there were rumours that the Charlton shopping centre would be demolished to make way for a housing development. But managers working on behalf of the site’s owners say there are no such plans and … Read more
A city centre shopping centre is in “good health” and will not be converted into apartments, according to bosses. In Dover there were rumours that the Charlton shopping centre would be demolished to make way for a housing development. But managers working on behalf of the site’s owners say there are no such plans and … Read more
Tesco and Asda are being sued by customers including the family of an 11-year-old girl who became seriously ill after eating own-brand sandwiches linked to a coronavirus outbreak. E. coli. The supermarkets are facing legal action after a child and an adult were left in hospital. One person has been confirmed to have died and … Read more
A bed shop boss has blamed traffic congestion and new EU border rules for the closure of his store after just two years of trading. Steve Pickering opened Sussex Beds on St James Retail Park in Dover after identifying the site’s “great potential”. Steve Pickering, CEO of Sussex Beds, says he has made the “difficult … Read more
Sandwich and salad maker Greencore Group, which supplies stores such as Asda and Sainsbury’s, has recalled a number of products, ITV News’ Ian Woods reports. Sandwiches, wraps and salads sold at some major British supermarkets are being recalled due to a possible link to an E. coli outbreak that has left people in hospital. Officials … Read more
A huge number of sandwiches, wraps and salads are being recalled due to the worsening E.coli outbreak. In the latest outbreak, 211 cases have been confirmed so far, with at least 67 people requiring hospital treatment. Some of Britain’s biggest retailers, including Aldi, Asda, Sainsbury’s and Tesco, have been forced to issue recalls. Health officials … Read more
At least 40 different types of sandwiches, wraps and salads from supermarkets have been removed from shelves as the watchdog warns not to eat them if they have already been bought. The products were sold by a range of high street stores such as Asda, Boots, Morrisons, Co-op, Tesco, OneStop and Aldi. There have been … Read more