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Ratcliffe power station revocation vote puts East Midlands Airport’s 2026 direct routes back in focus

Ratcliffe power station revocation vote puts East Midlands Airport’s 2026 direct routes back in focus

Rushcliffe Borough Council is set to ask councillors next week to revoke a hazardous substances consent tied to the closed Ratcliffe-on-Soar power station, a step intended to clear the way for redevelopment near East Midlands Airport. West Bridgford Wire The move matters because a hazardous substances consent — a separate UK planning permission required for storing certain chemicals above set thresholds — can complicate land deals even after the material is gone, planning officers said in a council report.
2 January 2026
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Jet2 Boeing Returns to Blackpool Airport as Daish’s Hotel Rebrands to Hotel Santamaria – What It Means for the Resort’s Tourism Future

Jet2 Boeing Returns to Blackpool Airport as Daish’s Hotel Rebrands to Hotel Santamaria – What It Means for the Resort’s Tourism Future

Blackpool, UK – 3 December 2025 Blackpool’s visitor economy is having a pivotal week. Within 24 hours, the resort has seen a Jet2 Boeing touch down at Blackpool Airport for the first time in years and the sale and rebrand of one of its best‑known seafront hotels, Daish’s Blackpool Hotel, confirmed by new owners.Blackpool Gazette+1
4 December 2025

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  • ASX Penny Stocks: Alligator Energy, Hearts and Minds, Hansen Technologies in Focus
    June 29, 2026, 3:56 PM EDT. Penny stocks on the ASX are grabbing attention as volatility continues. Alligator Energy (ASX:AGE) is still pre-revenue, valued at A$230.73 million, and betting on uranium exploration. The company is running deeper losses but says its cash should last 2.7 years, and analysts see a possible 62.8% jump in shares. Hearts and Minds Investments (ASX:HM1) has a market cap of A$670.92 million. The investment firm's profits are down 84.9%, and its 6.48% dividend yield has investors wondering about longevity. Hansen Technologies sits at a A$904.29 million market cap, pulling in revenue from its Energy & Utilities business. Together, the names show the range of plays and issues in the ASX penny stock scene.
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