"Back in the day, this place was packed, you'd see people everywhere. Now, a lot of those shops are gone, and you can feel the emptiness. It's like the heart of it is missing."
"A lot of the town's businesses survive from big games like Rangers, Celtic and Aberdeen," Mr Santos said. "We'll need to work hard to make the business keep going, but hopefully next year they are back into the Scottish premier league."
"As Rockaway's historic renaissance continues, ensuring New Yorkers and tourists alike have easy access to the peninsula's acclaimed beaches, cuisine and culture is a critical investment in its economic health more than anything else..."
This level of investment is a clear sign of our ambition. As we enter our fourth decade in Great Britain and hurtle towards a thousand stores, there are still so many parts of the country crying out for convenient access to a Lidl store.
The Kingston Council partnership with Boldyn Networks aims to significantly enhance digital connectivity in Kingston town centre and Surbiton, supporting local businesses and residents.
"We've never done anything big in the United States without little banks. Although community banks have always shared the landscape with larger institutions..."
The council highlighted that the loss of residential housing would have an adverse impact on the borough's housing supply, which couldn't be justified by the restaurant's proposal.