Lorry drivers and warehouse workers at Tesco sites reject pay offer

Alan Jones, PA Industrial Correspondent

Lorry drivers and warehouse workers at four Tesco distribution centres have rejected a pay offer, their union has announced.

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NI green maritime consortium secures UK Government funding

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MOVES to reimagine Belfast city centre in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic have been painfully slow due a lack of power devolved to local authorities, the head of the Belfast Chamber has said.