The historic site near Bideford in Devon has been bought by Infrastrata, the company that owns the Harland & Wolff yard in Belfast where the Titanic was built.
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Will BT’s pension black hole scupper the vulture funds?
The firm’s mammoth pension scheme deficit, estimated to be about £9billion, is seen as a key risk for anyone mounting a takeover. This is because a buyer could be forced to plug the vast hole.
London Capital & Finance directors face court showdown
LCF, which sold investors mini-bonds and promised their money would be invested in low-risk loans to small companies, collapsed last year owing 12,000 savers £237m.
Has your travel insurer taken you for a ride?
Buying travel insurance never used to be a nightmare. Most holidaymakers would run a comparison site search and buy the first affordable policy. But now the stakes are higher.
Proof that Covid cowardice is killing a nation of shopkeepers
Dean Hooke (pictured) says office workers account for at least 80 per cent of the customers at his firm John W. Hooke & Son. His takings are down by the same margin on their pre-pandemic levels.
Don’t let car sale scammers drive off with YOUR cash
Some 2,094 vehicle scams were reported to Action Fraud, the national fraud reporting service, in July alone – a 550 per cent increase compared with March.
Insurers unfairly rejecting claims for cancelled weddings
Teachers Lidia Szmid, 30, and partner Adam Burton, 32, went to battle with UK General Insurance after their wedding venue in Chichester had to close in April.
Teenagers to get Gordon Brown’s freebie trust fund cash
They will be the first to get their hands on Child Trust Fund cash given to them when they were born. Emily Fletcher (pictured) plans to keep her money invested when her child trust fund matures.
VICTORIA BISCHOFF: End Covid-19 blame game
I got a scam call claiming to be from PayPal. What is worrying is how difficult it is to contact the company. Firms need to stop treating the pandemic as if it’s some sort of Get
Out Of Jail Free card.
ASK TONY: Vodafone hit lonely Dad with four-figure bill
My 89-year-old father went way over his monthly call limit and, over three months, Vodafone has taken more than £1,000. This phone was his lifeline during isolation.










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