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£24 is coming ;-))

Another greggs shop opening... Greggs has signed a 10-year lease agreement with Birmingham-based property company, Hortons’ Estate for the new 1,250 sq ft building, which is located off Churchbridge Island, adjacent to the M6 Toll Road.

The new Greggs store is expected to open later this month.

It will provide a modern food-on-the go experience and has created 12 new jobs for the local community.

Yet another new shop

Greggs has signed a 10-year lease agreement with Birmingham-based property company, Hortons’ Estate for the new 1,250 sq ft building, which is located off Churchbridge Island, adjacent to the M6 Toll Road.

The new Greggs store is expected to open later this month.

It will provide a modern food-on-the go experience and has created 12 new jobs for the local community.

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So much for it going RD lower dividend next year so doctors can get more money to push gsk vaccines doesnt the product sell its self? Absolutely a fooking joke

Yeah good night guys its gonna be a busy day tomorrow

Yeah good night guys its gonna be a busy day tomorrow

Yeah it's got to be way cheaper than a diesel engine in serving alone plus less moving parts in an electric motor than a diesel too

Urah I should imagine they'll have a very long extension cable ;-))))

Qz.eviking..where ya going to plug it in :-))))))

Ohho

Qz.yrah that's what I thought that's some fooking battery in that ship ...I mean ferry :-))

Norway Now Has the World’s Longest Electric Ferry, the Bastø Electric
SUZANNE HUMPHRIES @yeah_books
MARCH 6, 2021, 11:23AM EDT
Norway's Basto Electric ferry
Sefine Shipyard
Electric vehicles don’t have to be limited to the roads. In fact, the world’s longest electric ferry—dubbed the MF Bastø Electric—just debuted in Norway, and will serve the country’s busiest ferry connection. The ship isn’t Norway’s first electric ferry, however, but it is now its longest, measuring 456.7 feet (or 139.2 meters).

Despite Bastø Electric joining Norway’s fleet, the ship was actually built in Turkey by the Sefine Shipyard. The fully electric ferry is able to carry 200 cars or 24 trucks, and 600 passengers simultaneously. It measures 68.9 feet (21 meters) wide and can move at speeds up to 15mph (24km per hour or 13 knots)....where will it end? Electric plains??? Oh wait isn't RR already working on that?

Eviking I'm counting on it to rise next week future for short term looks fooking awesome for oil :-))

Joner will it tank before £3.50? Worlds turning again and holidays are coming back into the frame now

I'm in although I've already bought greggs share :-)))

So goooood yet so bad :-))))

Thats about 1000 calories :-()

Yea I said buns ya can't just have one :'l