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Andrew Diprose

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Go for green: Work begins on £15.6m anaerobic digestion plant converting food waste into energy

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By Andrew Diprose
| Dorset Biz News
Work has started on building a £15.6 million anaerobic digestion (AD) plant in Dorset which will convert local food waste and other organic material into renewable energy and bio-fertiliser. The project is the largest to be undertaken in the 29-year history of Eco Sustainable Solutions, based at Parley near Christchurch, and is its second AD facility.
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TV chef Jack teams up with Celebrity MasterChef 2022 champion Lisa to craft a six-course feast

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By Andrew Diprose
| Dorset Biz News
Seafood fans are being advised to mark their calendars for what’s billed as an unforgettable evening in Sandbanks next month. TV chef Jack Stein is teaming up with broadcaster, author and Celebrity MasterChef 2022 champion Lisa Snowdon for the next instalment of his Seafood Odyssey Series. It takes place on Thursday 28th November from 7pm to 10pm at Rick Stein Sandbanks.
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Saints stay true to inclusivity goal as sensory room is given complete overhaul thanks to housebuilder

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By Andrew Diprose
| Hampshire Biz News
Southampton Football Club’s sensory room has been given a complete overhaul thanks to a Hampshire-based housebuilder. As the club’s Regional Partner, Bargate Homes led the redesign and renovation as well as funding the installation of specialist sensory equipment and coordinating the essential restoration work. In recognition of the company’s contribution, the newly revamped space has been named The Bargate Homes Sensory Room.
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