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Highways Agency and Camping and Caravanning Club Sign Agreement.
The Memorandum outlines specific actions to create stronger communications channels, and deliver improved services and safer roads via a number of initiatives and shared expertise. It follows the successes of previous agreements between the Agency and other national organisations, and includes a three-year forward plan, defining the aims and objectives of the MoU.
The two organisations have previously worked closely on many key areas, and now intend to formalise their working relationship to the benefit of road users throughout England, including Club members.
The body of a man of 43 years and a woman aged 45 were found dead in the night from Saturday to Sunday at Combs-la-Ville (Seine-et-Marne), the survey highlighting a heating failed, it was learned Sunday prefectural and police sources.
The bodies were found lifeless "to 1:20" in their motor home while the couple had attended a party held nearby, said a police source. It is a waterfront, itself involved in the festival that discovered the two bodies and alerted the police, the source said. According to preliminary results of the investigation, the man and woman have been poisoned in their sleep from carbon monoxide generated by a "faulty heating" inside the camper. Upon arrival, police found a generator... [Read More]
Caravan and motor home retailer Discover Leisure has posted a £16.7 million loss but said that the decline in sales of its vehicles was slowing.
Revenues fell from £135.8 million to £84.4 million in the year to August 31, after the closure of 11 branches and a "fundamental decline in sales as consumer confidence fell dramatically".
A major restructuring plan recently saw the group agree a Company Voluntary Agreement (CVA) with its lenders regarding repayment of debts over a certain time period. If the CVA and restructuring had been unsuccessful, the firm faced administration.
The leisure industry retailer said the results for the first two... [Read More]