A COUPLE who bought a pub in the middle of the pandemic are looking forward to finally reopening next week. Husband-and-wife team Raymond and Lorna Hart admit pals thought they were “crazy” when they bought Burnham’s Victoria Inn last year. But now they are set to open for outside trade only when restrictions are lifted on Monday. The couple have given the pub a complete overhaul. They have been putting the final touches to the renovations and are looking forward to seeing pubgoers enjoying themselves this summer.
Lorna and Ray Hart behind the bar of the Victoria Inn pub in Burnham
A COUPLE who bought a pub in the middle of the pandemic are looking forward to finally reopening next week. Husband-and-wife team Raymond and Lorna Hart admit pals thought they were “crazy” when they bought Burnham’s Victoria Inn last year. But now they are set to open for outside trade only when restrictions are lifted on Monday. The couple have given the pub a complete overhaul. They have been putting the final touches to the renovations and are looking forward to seeing pubgoers enjoying themselves this summer.
Lorna and Ray Hart behind the bar of the Victoria Inn pub in Burnham
With the goal of uncovering some helpful ideas that you can use in your own business. So let’s get into the latest issue of Real Life Business Lessons… I recently interviewed Jeff Cook the owner of a wholefood supplement company called NatureBee. NatureBee has delighted clients in Australia, the US and New Zealand with its Potentiated Bee Pollen and I was keen to find out how it all started. Jeff began his business career at the age of 18 as a Woolworths executive trainee. He progressed to become a store manager and then a textile buyer. Jeff became self-employed as a garment manufacturer in the late 1970s.
Lewis and Clark celebrates 660 years of staff, faculty service
Jan. 19, 2021
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GODFREY The Lewis and Clark Community College Board of Trustees has recognized 51 faculty and staff for their combined 660 years of service to the college during last Tuesday’s regular meeting.
For the past 34 years, Lewis and Clark has celebrated team members who reach five-year employment milestones with a Service Awards dinner in the fall. However, the Fall 2020 Service Awards event was canceled due to COVID-19.
“I express admiration and gratitude to the dedicated members of our Trailblazer team who have served our mission over the years and contributed to making Lewis and Clark a remarkable college,” said President Ken Trzaska. “I thank each of our service award recipients for their devotion to serve students and advance our collective work.”