Debenhams at Eagles Meadow reopened on April 12 attracting large queues outside the store. As the closing down sale entered its final few days, the queues dwindled until the store closed on Sunday, May 2. As the 242-year-old brand fades from UK high streets, it has left one of the Wrexham s biggest retail spaces vacant. We asked Leader readers what they would like to see at the site. This is what you had to say: Catherine Ann Ollier-Jones said: Use this end of town for restaurants and coffee shops, move the shops back to where they were in the first place cause now Debenhams has gone there isn t much there. Have a outside cinema area as well as indoor, use the circle bit as a theatre area arts and performances musical gigs Friday nights. I think it would be good with a cover that comes over if it rains so its turned into more indoor. I think it would be a fab idea then use it as a food festival area sometimes or different theme foods market.
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NutraIngredients-Asia Awards 2021: Four weeks left to enter.here s a recap of last year s roll of honour By Gary Scattergood There are four week left to enter APAC s premier nutrition awards and to be crowned among the region s brightest and best, with categories spanning ingredients, finished products, start-ups and research.
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This year we have 16 categories spanning ingredients, finished products and our specialty awards. We are please to introduce two new categories for 2021 - Ingredient of the Year: Beauty-from-Within and Product of the Year: Immune Support.
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There are currently more than 360 bills in 47 state legislatures restricting access to voting.
Democrats have a limited window of opportunity to pass landmark voting rights legislation before losing their majorities.
Carl Gibson is a freelance journalist and columnist from Kentucky.
This is an opinion column. The thoughts expressed are those of the author.
Georgia s Senate Bill 202 is by far the most draconian law passed by any state legislature with respect to restricting access to voting. This is merely an opening salvo in a widespread assault on the right to vote, and other Republican-controlled state legislatures are hoping to pass similar bills. The only way to head off the wave of attacks on the fundamental right of all citizens to have equal access to vote is for Democrats to use their slim majorities to immediately pass new voter protections. If HR 1 (the For The People Act) and the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act