As of this year, Cartwright Bros celebrates its 80th anniversary and lays out its operational and investment plans for the many years to come.
Cartwright Bros featured in T&L issue 261. Click to read
Cartwright Bros was founded all the wa…
In August 1984 there was unrest in the former colliery village of Easington in East Durham after police managed to get a working miner into the pit despite fierce opposition.
After pickets trashed pit offices and damaged cars large numbers of officers …
Former Westlife singer McFadden told Chorley fans to dream of the Football League as he took his place in the Lancashire club’s small VIP stand along with prospective fellow investors Keith Duffy and Shane Lynch from Irish pop group Boyzone.
Clad in Ch…
The former Westlife singer took his place in Chorley’s small VIP stand along with prospective fellow investors Keith Duffy and Shane Lynch from Boyzone for Saturday’s FA Trophy fifth-round tie against Solihull Moors.
Clad in Chorley shirts and clutchin…
Held at the Hilton Birmingham Metropole on the 3rdFebruary, the event was a celebration of Pall-Ex Group’s ‘World of Excellence’, incorporating elements of the food, culture and entertainment of its key locations across Europe, including Irish dancers,…
An inmate fled from prison and was not seen again for nearly two years, when he was found in a pub with only a toothbrush and £6 in cash on him.
Paul Gallagher had less than a year left to serve behind bars when he absconded from jail, where he had bee…
Police sting caught 62-year-old who planned sexual encounter with 14-year-old
A 62-year-old Carlisle man arranged a sexual encounter with a 14-year-old boy unaware that he was blundering into an online police sting operation.
When Keith Fisher was conf…
By Chris Matthews[1] and Mark Duell[2] Published: 14:45, 6 January 2024 | Updated: 14:47, 6 January 2024
Sadiq Khan has refused to use new minimum service laws to keep the London Underground running during next week’s m…
Sector leaders from across a wide range of engineering, infrastructure and transport organisations were recognised in the New Year’s Honours, with variety proving the key theme.
Among the most distinguished of those honoured was Professor Sir James McD…
Historian and Sentinel columnist Mervyn Edwards looks back on those we have lost during 2023
As we begin to pack away the tinsel and the Christmas decorations and reflect on the last 12 months, it’s as well to remember just some of those who passed on …
Oxford Mail review of the year: April to June (Image: Newsquest)As 2023 comes to a close, we are looking back on some of the biggest news stories which have taken place this year.Here, we are looking at what happened in the second quarter of the year b…
Here, we are looking at what happened in the second quarter of the year between April and June in the next part of this four-part review.
April
The closure of Botley Road[1], a major route into Oxford[2], began in April.
Network Rail closed the key ro…
Deal includes global partner network, highly accredited locations in Netherlands, United Kingdom
ITASCA, Ill.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#Acquisitions[1]–AIT Worldwide Logistics, a global supply chain solutions leader, has acquired Mach II Shipping Ltd, a U.K…
The great victories in Ferrari’s history have mostly been achieved with the famous V12 engines, but over the years, the Maranello brand has also adapted to the times, managing to excel with smaller, supercharged and, in time, even hybrid engines.
The l…