It is a week since non-essential shops reopened and pubs, restaurants and cafes with outdoor seating could serve their cherished customers once more. Queues as long as 100 people stretched along High Street showed shoppers were eager to browse the rails. But what has trade been like for the town s smaller independents? Reporter Gabriella Iskra spoke to business owners to get their point of view. The LP Café opened in The Parade, Watford, in 2013 and is run by father-of-one Paul Terris, 37, who founded the business with his partner Leila Simpson after being inspired by a record shop they had visited in Naples.
Former Rams lineman passes after auto accident
Josh Baggett spoke to an Albuquerque TV reporter after signing to play at UNM in February 2012.
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Melissa Marks, a former trainer for the Rio Rancho High School football team, was one of the first to post on Facebook the day Joshua Baggett died.
“I can’t even start to believe this young man is gone. He was the first football player from Rio Rancho I trained before he went to college; while he played for UNM we continued to be his family, as he moved and became a cop in Atlanta, to talking to him and about getting in shape for their wedding,” she posted.
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‘This will boost consumer confidence that they can trust these products’: CBD industry predicts sales lift as deadline for novel food applications approaches By Oliver Morrison With the UK deadline for Novel Food applications for CBD products approaching on March 31, industry body the Association for the Cannabinoid Industry (ACI) has announced a partnership with Trading Standards to ensure a smooth transition.
Many companies may have already invested in the application process. This involves submitting 90-day toxicity data which can cost between £300,000 and £1 million. The ACI previously set up a safety consortium to help its members compile their Novel Foods applications at a lesser cost.