Somerset quarry near A303 can expand despite residents outcry
The extension will remain operational until 2035
00:00, 30 JUN 2021
The proximity of the nearest property to the quarry site
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A quarry near the A303 in Somerset will be able to expand despite an outcry from local residents.
Ham & Doulting Stone Company Ltd. applied for permission to extend Blackford Hill quarry, which lies south of the existing dual carriageway between Sparkford and Wincanton.
Addo Food Group has installed a new tray washer at it Palethorpes Bakery in Market Drayton, building on its 30-year partnership with Industrial Washing Machines.
The 2SB variant of the T400 has a two-stage blower tray washer that guarantees that the trays come out perfectly dry after the hot fresh rinse.
The fresh rinse water is returned to the wash tank to save water and detergent and the adjustable air-knife system ensures that the trays come out warm and dry, ready to be used immediately.
As well as meeting Addo’s cleaning requirements, the new system has been customised to accommodate the limited space available to the manufacturer.
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As part of The Drum’s recent B2B WorldFest, developed in partnership with Stein IAS, an A-list panel of B2B marketers came together to discuss the massive changes forced upon the B2B sector by the Covid-19 pandemic and the incredible levels of business transformation seen in response.
The Drum’s US editor Kenneth Hein chaired the discussion – ‘The Great Acceleration: B2B’s Transformation Point’ - with James Canning, co-founder of MMT Digital, Debbie Vavangas, global head of IBM Garage and Mark Keating, chief innovation officer at Stein IAS.
A US blank cheque company spearheaded by Irish businessmen has raised more than originally anticipated via a public listing in New York after strong investor demand.
North Atlantic Acquisition Company, which is spearheaded by executives including CEO Gary Quin and president Patrick Doran, floated on the Nasdaq last Friday having initially filed to raise up to $300m (€247m) directly from the market.
But that amount was upsized to $330m by the special purpose acquisition corporation (SPAC). The shares floated at $10 each and by yesterday afternoon were trading at $10.57.
Apart from the $330m raised from investors, an additional $45m of shares could be sold to underwriters.
35 new homes could yet be built in Somerset village after appeal
A councillor s bid to build the development was rejected last April
11:00, 14 JAN 2021
The Claycastle site in Haselbury Plucknett looking south (Image: Boon Brown Architects)
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A Somerset councillor could still get dozens of houses built in his home village after lodging an appeal.