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BBC News
08-07-2025
- Entertainment
- BBC News
Chichester to receive custom Monopoly board after competition
Chichester is set to receive its own Monopoly board after beating off rivals from around the UK to get its own version of the Cathedral, Market Cross and the Festival Theatre will all feature on a new version of the board game, which is celebrating its 90th city is receiving the board after a competition between 20 UK cathedral Keen-Tomlinson of Winning Moves UK, which creates the custom versions of Monopoly with Hasbro, said Chichester had "ticked every box" for a new version of the board game. He said the game's designers would be "wonderfully spoilt for choice" for locations for the game, which can be suggested by the UK towns and cities to have previously received their own versions of the board include Aberdeen, Peterborough, Whitstable and Brighton. The Chichester board, due for release in 2026, will be themed across areas including heritage, shopping and tourism, with its Chance and Community Chest cards also receiving a Chichester-themed for Chichester locations on the board will be open until 23:59 BST on 21 July and can be submitted by emailing chichester@
NZ Herald
23-04-2025
- Business
- NZ Herald
Northland news in brief: Tim Robinson elected new chair of NorthChamber
Northland business organisation NorthChamber has elected Tim Robinson as its new chairman. Robinson, who owns Whangārei store Bernina Northland, served as president of the board for several years. NorthChamber now has a new constitution, where its seven-member board of directors are elected by financial members. The board members serve a three-year term and elect a chairperson each year. Northland on the board Monopoly Northland the board game is one step closer to being made by Monopoly licensee Winning Moves. The uniquely Northland tokens will include a kūmara, a surfer, a pair of jandals and a road cone. Games are expected to be ready in early November, in time for Christmas sales. Health staff backpay Health NZ Te Whatu Ora has paid $31.1 million in Holidays Act backpay to current Te Tai Tokerau staff. The remediation payment was needed because staff were not paid correctly for their holidays since 2010. A total of 3776 Northland nurses, doctors, allied health staff, healthcare assistants, cleaners and administrators were paid the remediation last week. Former workers are expected to be paid by the end of the year.
