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Jamie Rogers, an associate professor who supervised the project, says the group was composed of students interested in both mechanical and electrical systems, which, alongside the current state of affairs in the nation, influenced their focus.
“They wanted something to have more of an electrical challenge,” Rogers said. “And then, just the push in this country for electric vehicles, the whole idea of charging stations across the country, they saw it as a hot topic right now, to where it was certainly real world.”
Tyler Whetstone a member of the electrical team who plans to work for Dynetics, a defense contracting firm in Huntsville, Alabama says the electric ATV could evolve alongside the real-world shift toward electrification.
Wingstop in Reading Wingstop’s menu also features signature sides including seasoned fries and freshly-made ranch and bleu cheese dips. The new split-level restaurant will have a seating capacity of over 70 covers. The new site will initially generate a number of new jobs for local residents with the aim of creating more job opportunities as Covid restrictions ease. The opening hours to the Broad Street entrance of the Oracle Centre were extended to accommodate the operations of Wingstop, and the restaurant will operate between Monday to Saturday 11.00am – 11.00pm and Sunday 11.00am – 10.30pm. Wingstop in Reading
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Lemon Pepper Holdings, a master franchisee and brand partner of Wingstop, the award-winning concept with more than 1,500 locations worldwide, today announced that it has agreed a ‘trilogy’ deal with Hammerson to open three new regional locations at its flagship destinations Bullring (Birmingham), the Oracle (Reading), and Cabot Circus (Bristol).
Following the successful opening of their 10th UK location in Gloucester Road, South Kensington late last year, Wingstop UK are now set to open sites in the former EAT at Bullring, the former Chik-Fil-A at the Oracle, and the former Dorothy Perkins in Bristol’s Cabot Circus. Opening dates are expected to be announced shortly.
Chicken wing brand Wingstop will open restaurants in in Canary Wharf, Kingston-Upon-Thames, Birmingham, Bristol and Reading as part of its plans to open 10 sites in the UK this year.
Following the opening of its tenth UK location in Gloucester Road, South Kensington, late last year, the group will open sites in the former EAT at Birmingham’s Bullring, the former Chik-Fil-A
at the Oracle in Reading, a former Dorothy Perkins in Bristol’s Cabot Circus, and a former Pizza Hut in Kingston town centre.
The openings come through a deal with Lemon Pepper Holdings, a master franchisee and brand partner of Wingstop, and property development and investment company Hammerson, and marks the brand s push into more regional locations.