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Nock Deighton announces date for live auction as it returns to its roots

Nock Deighton’s auction is scheduled to take place on Tuesday, June 27, at 6pm at the esteemed Bridgnorth Golf Club.

The event marks a significant milestone for the company as it returns to its roots, showcasing its ensuring commitment to the local community.

Founded as a livestock auctioneer. Nock Deighton has grown into a leading force in the property market over 200 years.

“We are thrilled to be returning to our roots with this exciting live property auction,” said Andrew Ainge, Associate Director & Head of Auctions for Nock Deighton.

“This event allows us to pay

Shrewsbury venues sign up for firm’s bid to tackle drink spiking

Chris Burt of The Shire Collection and Vince Dovey of 1st & Bowery

Shrewsbury outlets Boujee Lounge and Havana have linked up with 1st & Bowery, who provide drink spike testing strips and supporting technology, to support their customers.

The test strip, developed and validated for the detection of GHB (Gamma-hydroxybutyrate) and Ketamine (Special K) in the UK by University College London and Strathclyde University, is effective across range of alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages.

Activated in just a few minutes, a drink containing GHB will turn the pink patch blue and any containing Ketamine, the yellow patch orange.

A simple-to-use

AO World swings to full-year profit after cost cutting efforts

The company, which has its recycling centre in Telford, posted pre-tax profits of £7.6 million for the year to March 31 against losses of £10.5 million the previous year.

But revenues slumped 17 per cent to £1.4 million over the year after stripping out loss-making sales and as weak shopper confidence impacted demand amid the cost-of-living crisis.

AO World said it was “confident” of returning to sales growth in the medium term and would begin investing again in the businesses “prudently”.

AO World founder and chief executive John Roberts said: “The significant improvement in our profit performance

Supported living apartments plans for former Wellington pub

The Lion in Wellington. Picture: Google Maps

Plans have been submitted to convert The Lion in Wellington into 10 assisted living apartments.

Construction company BuildFifty5 Living Ltd has submitted the plans to Telford & Wrekin Council for the Whitchurch Road site – including staff accommodation, giving them the ability to extend support to residents 24 hours a day.

Plans also include a staff office, residents’ laundry facilities, parking, refuse store and a garden open area, which will be landscaped.

A registered provider would assess the needs of each resident and provide support for a minimum period of 9am to 5pm

Bolsonaro’s political future hangs in the balance as Brazilian court case begins

Brazil’s top electoral court has begun hearing a case that could torpedo the political future of former president Jair Bolsonaro by rendering him ineligible for public office for eight years.

Judges are evaluating a case filed by Brazil’s Democratic Labour Party, which claims the far-right leader abused his power by using government communication channels to promote his campaign and cast unfounded doubts on the country’s electronic voting system.

While Mr Bolsonaro often protested against the voting system, the suit’s focus is a meeting last year on July 18 that Mr Bolsonaro convened at the presidential palace with foreign