Vote launched to name first HS2 tunnelling machines
It is traditional to give female names to tunnelling machines before they are launched.
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Vote launched to name first HS2 tunnelling machines
It is traditional to give female names to tunnelling machines before they are launched.
UK News|May 14, 2020
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HS2 launches vote to name giant tunnelling machines
HS2 has launched a public vote to name its first giant tunnelling machines.
Business|May 26, 2020
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Shropshire Council cabinet member steps down to recover from impact of Covid
A senior county councillor has stepped down from his cabinet post due to the long-term impacts of Covid.
Politics|Dec 5, 2022
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Office and cloud boost Microsoft profits
Net income climbed 18% compared to the same period last year, to 8.8 billion dollars (£6.8 billion).
Science & technology|Apr 24, 2019
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Office and cloud boost Microsoft profits
Net income climbed 18% compared to the same period last year, to 8.8 billion dollars (£6.8 billion).
Science & Technology|Apr 24, 2019
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Microsoft investigating new service outage
The US firm said it is looking into reports that users have been unable to access some services.
UK News|Jul 30
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University asks students and staff to work from home due to IT issue
Students and staff across a city university have been asked to work at home due to IT issues.
Telford|Feb 20
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University asks students and staff to work from home due to IT issue
Students and staff across a city university have been asked to work at home due to IT issues.
Wolverhampton|Feb 20
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Microsoft investigating new service outage
The US firm said it is looking into reports that users have been unable to access some services.
UK News|Jul 30
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Villa boss accepts libel damages
Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill today accepted substantial undisclosed libel damages over a website claim that he had attempted to induce a player to break his contract.
News|Apr 23, 2008
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Carers and cared-for people enjoy a sing-along and a ride on a canal thanks to Rotary and council
Charity partners helped Shropshire Council push the boat out for a special canal outing for cared-for people and their carers.
Ellesmere|Sep 21, 2023
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EU accuses Microsoft of competition rules breach by tying Teams to office apps
The European Commission said it is concerned the tech giant has been ‘restricting competition’ by bundling Teams with widely used business software.
World News|Jun 25
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EU accuses Microsoft of competition rules breach by tying Teams to office apps
The European Commission said it is concerned the tech giant has been ‘restricting competition’ by bundling Teams with widely used business software.
World News|Jun 25
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Repair work to begin on Shrewsbury Quarry pool's roof within days
Council bosses have today confirmed when repairs are to start on the roof over Shrewsbury Quarry's main swimming pool.
Shrewsbury|Aug 11, 2022
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