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Tuesday 09 July 2024 9:07 am Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Email A group of prominent investors has supported a new publicly traded private equity entity established by the creators of Melrose Industries. The freshly formed entity, named Rosebank Industries and domiciled in Jersey, is set to debut on London’s AIM market this Thursday. Executives anticipate a transition to the main market upon acquiring companies, with aspirations of eventually entering the prestigious FTSE 100 index. Rosebank disclosed its admission document on Tuesday, announcing a successful fundraising of £50 million at 250p…

Glasgow Caledonian University has announced the passing of Professor Alison Britton, describing her as a “dear friend and colleague” who made significant contributions as Professor of Healthcare and Medical Law. Alison’s consultancy work spanned prestigious organizations such as the World Health Organization, the British Medical Association, the General Medical Council, and the Scottish Government. Women’s Health Minister Jenni Minto MSP commended Alison for her meticulous review of case records related to mesh implant surgeries, noting her findings underscored issues with pre-surgery information disclosure. The announcement of Alison’s passing has been met with widespread sadness and recognition of her impactful career.…

The incident, which occurred at 10.15pm on June 20, 2024, involved four people who broke into a garage on Esparto Way. They allegedly unchained a motorbike and threatened the property owner with a hammer before leaving. Two teenage boys were arrested, and a search led to the recovery of the stolen bike, and the seizure of tools and cannabis. A 16-year-old from Gravesend faces charges of robbery and intent to supply cannabis, while a 17-year-old from Erith was charged with robbery, criminal damage, and cannabis possession. Both boys have been released on bail and will appear before Medway Youth Court…

Location : The A453 northbound between the junctions with the A6 and the M1 . Reason : Congestion. Status : Currently Active. Return To Normal : Normal traffic conditions are expected between 05:15 and 05:30 on 9 July 2024. Source link

Seven Seas Bar and Lounge shared a statement on social media sharing the news. Pub staff have said that the hazard in question is “a significant ceiling leak” which has made them feel it is unsafe to open. They added that the safety and comfort of both staff and customers are the “top priority”. There is water damage as a result of the leak and the pub wants to have this thoroughly assessed and fixed. In the statement, the pub apologises for any inconvenience and assures people that they will share updates on the progress of the repairs. The full…

An investigation has been launched after a security guard was reportedly hit by a van at the Kent County Show.Police were called to the Detling Showground at 5.20pm yesterday to an alleged assault.Police were called after a security worker was allegedly hit by a van at Detling Showground at the Kent County Show. Picture: GoogleA spokesman for police said: “It is alleged a van being driven towards an exit came into contact with a member of security staff.”No injuries were reported but police are now looking into the circumstances.The spokesman added that “officers have spoken to all parties and enquiries…

Colorful costumes adorned the streets as the Woodingdean Carnival parade kicked off in Woodingdean Central Park, winding its way to the primary school for a lively afternoon of festivities on Saturday. Local schools, nurseries, and community groups, cheered on by the Woodingdean Neighbourhood Watch and police, paraded and danced along the route. The highlight came as they gathered at the school field just before 11am, welcomed by Brighton and Hove’s Mayor, Councillor Mohammed Asaduzzaman, who officially inaugurated Carnival 2024. Rudyard Kipling Primary School clinched the carnival parade’s top spot with their vibrant mythical “merbird” entry. The school grounds buzzed with…

Monday 08 July 2024 3:10 pm Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Email British Patient Capital, the venture capital arm of the UK government’s British Business Bank, has made a significant investment in Myricx Bio, a London-based life sciences company. This undisclosed amount is part of a £90 million Series A funding round aimed at advancing Myricx Bio’s innovative cancer drug technology. The investment was facilitated through the £425 million Future Fund: Breakthrough program. Co-led by prominent life sciences investors Novo Holdings and Abingworth, the funding round also saw participation from new…

Location : The M1 northbound between junctions J8 and J10 . Reason : Congestion. Status : Currently Active. Return To Normal : Normal traffic conditions are expected between 14:30 and 14:45 on 8 July 2024. Delay : There are currently delays of 40 minutes against expected traffic. Earlier Reason : Caused by an earlier accident. Source link

The sight of lycra-clad cyclists wheel to wheel on Kent’s roads is all too familiar today. However, 30 years ago this week, when the Tour de France first raced into Kent, it was a unique spectacle that brought the sport to the forefront of public attention. In 1994, the Tour de France riders drew huge crowds in Canterbury. An estimated three million spectators turned out to witness the historic 127-mile stage, which started in Dover and ended in Brighton, passing through Canterbury, Ashford, and Tunbridge Wells. This was the 81st edition of the race, and British rider Chris Boardman, now…