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NewsMore than 32,000 businesses already signed up for Eat Out to Help Out
HMRC has revealed that more than 32,000 businesses across the UK have signed up to the Eat Out to Help Out scheme.
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NewsTwo thugs drag woman around forecourt shop during robbery
West Yorkshire Police is seeking witnesses to a robbery which happened at a petrol station in Halifax in the early hours of Sunday 21 June.
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NewsShell’s UK boss calls for earlier ban on new petrol and diesel car sales
Shell’s UK chief has callied on the government to bring forward its ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars to 2030.
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NewsTrial of dual fuel hydrogen trucks and vans produces CO2 savings
More than 14 tonnes of CO2 have been saved in a two-year trial involving 11 urban trucks and vans running on green hydrogen dual fuel.
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NewsDfT announces £1.27m funding for disabled facilities at service stations
Funding of £1.27m to install facilities for severely disabled customers at 37 motorway service stations across England has been announced by the Department for Transport (DfT), in partnership with Muscular Dystrophy UK.
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NewsInspector rejects appeal by EG Group to build forecourt and restaurant
Euro Garages’ parent company EG Group has lost a planning appeal to build a petrol filling station, convenience store and KFC restaurant at a site on the A34 in Staffordshire.
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NewsPolice appeal for witnesses after gang attacks man on forecourt
Thames Valley Police is appealing for witnesses following a fight on a forecourt in High Wycombe.
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NewsRoad fuel sales recover to 80% of their level prior to lockdown
The steady recovery in road fuel sales since the lockdown was eased has continued with Wales showing particularly strong growth, according to the latest government data.
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NewsRollout of EV chargers by Tesco reaches its 200th-store milestone
The nationwide rollout of EV chargers at Tesco sites has reached the 200th store milestone following the installation of four free-to-use 7kW charging bays at the Tesco Superstore in Chester.
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NewsTexaco donates more than £60,000 to charities in the front line
Texaco Star Rewards loyalty customers have helped to donate more than £60,000 to front-line charities dealing with the effects of Covid-19.
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NewsElectric car battery company identifies site in Wales for production plant
Plans to build a plant for producing electric car batteries in Wales are a step closer, the firm behind the proposals has said.
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NewsDetectives release CCTV footage in investigation into attempted robbery
Detectives in Sheffield have released CCTV footage of a man they want to speak to in connection with an attempted robbery at a petrol station in Hillsborough.
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News13 million drivers heading for UK holiday by car
Thirteen million UK drivers are opting for a UK holiday travelling by car this summer, according to new research from vehicle servicing and repair company Kwik Fit.
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NewsGrant Shapps highlights ‘green’ opportunity of Covid-19, as LowCVP changes focus to ‘zero’ carbon
Secretary of State for Transport Grant Shapps believes the Covid-19 pandemic has provided a unique opportunity to rethink the way we travel and to accelerate development of clean technologies.
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NewsFugitive cigarette smuggler behind bars after more than two years on the run
A fugitive cigarette smuggler is behind bars after more than two years on the run
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NewsGovernment publishes guidance on law requiring face masks in shops
The Government has published detailed guidance on the new law that will require customers in England to wear face covering in shops from July 24.
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NewsAnalysts predict a major role for hydrogen as production costs fall
A leading analysis company is predicting hydrogen will have a major role to play as European countries seek to de-carbonise their economies.
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NewsShell's EV charging arm signs partnership deal with Mazda
Shell’s electric vehicle (EV) charging arm NewMotion has agreed a partnership with Mazda.
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NewsTrade associations raise concerns over newspaper supply chain with minister
The NFRN and ACS have raised concerns about the future of the newspaper supply chain in a joint letter to the minister for media and data, John Whittingdale.