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Ex-Formula 1 engineer gets green light for garage brewery near Evesham (opens the original)
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An ex-Formula 1 engineer is getting ready to run a brewery from his garage. William Flower, who has worked for Formula 1 teams including Renault and Toro Rosso, is setting up a 'nanobrewery' at his home in Elmley Castle, near Evesham. At a licensing meeting sub-committee on Wednesday, September 30, Wychavon councillors granted a licence to Mr Flower's company, Triple Hill Brewing. Licensing officer Sarah Royall said the "small scale pilot nanobrewery" will take up half of the garage at Mr Flower
City gym’s 24-hour opening plan rejected over noise concerns (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A CITY gym’s plan to open 24 hours a day has been turned down despite support from dozens of residents. Anytime Fitness in Basin Road, which currently opens from 6am to 11pm, had applied to Worcester City Council to extend its opening hours. But cit
Home Office update after raid that saw vapes seized in Evesham town centre (opens the original)
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THE Home Office has provided an update on an immigration-led raid on a shop in Evesham town centre. The raid in Bridge Street took place on Wednesday, September 23, and saw thousands of vapes seized from a shop. Witnesses reported seeing at least 20 police officers alongside immigration officers and Trading Standards teams. VAPES: An immigration-led raid saw thousands of vapes seized (Image: Supplied) A Worcestershire County Council spokesperson said: “Trading Standards was present to support th
Councillor calls for new approach to home care in Worcestershire (opens the original)
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A SENIOR councillor is calling for a new approach to care in the community in Worcestershire. Richard Udall wants Worcestershire County Council to help to establish a Home Care Co-operative in the county. The Labour stalwart, who represents St John’s, has written to the authority’s director of adult services Mark Fitton and cabinet member for adult social services Mel Allcott, urging them to consider setting up a not-for-profit care model. COUNCILLOR: Richard Udall says Home Care Cooperatives ar
£70,000 pump track proposed for land near village allotments (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. A VILLAGE near Worcester could soon be getting a new pump track. Lower Broadheath Parish Councilâs long-held ambition to build a pump track on land near the villageâs allotments has this week taken a step forward. With funding in the region of Â
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