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Vehicle leasing firm Zenith has acquired the fleet services, rental and finance operations of the Cartwright Group from administrators for an undisclosed sum, securing 259 jobs at sites across the UK.
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Leeds-headquartered Zenith has acquired the fleet services, rental and finance operations of the Cartwright Group from administrators for an undisclosed sum.The move secures 259 jobs at sites across the UK.
Zenith is an independent leasing, fleet manag…
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Two pensioners have been hospitalised after a “serious” road crash yesterday afternoon.Emergency services raced to the scene on North Road near the A8 eastbound entrance in Coatbridge after the two-car collision.
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Police have appealed for information after a crash on the Shawhead Flyover led to the driver and passenger of a car being rushed to hospital.
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It found that police officers acted appropriately in their interaction with the man on 29 March.
The 36-year-old died when his car hit a HGV at a Lanarkshire service station.
The independent Police Investigations and Review Commission said officers had earlier spotted the man’s car parked dangerously on the A1 in Edinburgh.
The man told them he had left his home address in England and was moving to a relative’s home in Fife.
Officers carried out roadside tests, including a breath test, which was negative.
They escorted him to a safe car park in Edinburgh where he told them he would rest before continuing his journey.
About two hours later, police received a report the man had died in a collision with a stationary articulated lorry at Harthill Services on the M8.
CCTV showed the car did not slow down as it left the motorway for the service station before hitting a kerb and colliding with the lorry.
The Pirc report said it was not known why the man did not take action to avoid the collision and, in the circumstances, the offices “acted in accordance with police procedures”.
A timber freight trail is loaded and prepared to leave Georgemas Junction.A £195,000 project which hopes to show that moving timber by rail is a viable and greener alternative to using roads has been unveiled.
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A decline in Italy’s retail sales ended two months of improvement to raise fears for the fragility of recovery in the eurozone’s third-biggest economy that risks widening the region’s north-south gap. Sales fell 2.2 per cent in July compared with the p…