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Three men charged as part of Encrochat investigation
They were due to appear in court today
The arrests were carried out at two addresses in Ellesmere Port and at a train station in Crewe (Image: Cheshire Police)
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Three men were charged in connection with serious and organised crime offences.
The Blenheim, Apsley Road, Great Yarmouth is for sale for £250,000.
- Credit: Minors & Brady
Nine seaside guesthouses in Norfolk are currently for sale - and a tourist boss says there is no better time to buy one.
Peter Williamson, vice-chairman of NSTA.
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Peter Williamson, vice-chairman of the Norfolk and Suffolk Tourist Attractions Association (NSTA), said: The guesthouse market is huge, it s a boom year for them and all accommodation from glamping, camping, traditional guesthouses to deluxe ones, budget to boutique hotels.
And he said they offered a much more personal service with owners offering meals and being on hand to chat to guests rather than the more impersonal service of staying in a budget hotel chain like a Premier Inn or a Travelodge.
Plans to build a new Lidl in Essex have been rejected amid fears it have a negative impact on a green area of land. The budget supermarket has seen its bid to build a new store off Chelmer Village Way, Chelmsford, thrown out despite plans to buy the area of land in question off Essex County Council. The site includes a Neolithic and Bronze Age enclosure and Anglo Saxon grave. County Hall’s plan to see the land was conditional on Lidl gaining planning permission to sell alcohol for a store of not less than 1,410 sq metres and 140 parking spaces.
Plans to build a new Lidl in Essex have been rejected amid fears it have a negative impact on a green area of land. The budget supermarket has seen its bid to build a new store off Chelmer Village Way, Chelmsford, thrown out despite plans to buy the area of land in question off Essex County Council. The site includes a Neolithic and Bronze Age enclosure and Anglo Saxon grave. County Hall’s plan to see the land was conditional on Lidl gaining planning permission to sell alcohol for a store of not less than 1,410 sq metres and 140 parking spaces.