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A 24-hour drive-thru coffee shop is set to open at a former travel agent site in Bolton. Tim Hortons, which has around 65 other outlets in the UK, has been given permission to transform the former Thomas Cook and Hays Travel building at Burnden Park into its first outlet in Bolton.

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Vanessa Williams is a Tim Hortons fan.

Katherine Brodsky Last year, at the Toronto Intl. Film Festival, Telefilm Canada had launched a campaign to invite audiences to return to cinemas. They called it “Feel Again” and had partnered with distributors, cinemas, festivals, broadcasters, Air Canada — and even filmmaker Director X — to help drive audiences to re-discover Canadian films. “We really spent last summer doing different audience-focused partnerships,” says Francesca Accinelli, VP, promotion, communications and international relations at Telefilm Canada and interim CEO for the past 10 months. “As always, we try and connect with audiences where they are versus creating a whole new audience.” That meant that if they were going to Tim Hortons, part of their strategy was to reach them there.

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Following the the opening of its city centre and Trafford Park sites last year, Canadian coffee chain Tim Hortons has confirmed the opening of another Greater Manchester store later this year.

More than 80 jobs could created as part of multi-million pound plans to redevelop vacant land at Springkerse.

The Queen won't meet the new Prime Minister in Buckingham Palace next week in a historic first.

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A friend of a popular scaffolder who died after a tragic trampoline accident has paid tribute to him.

over claims it used a mobile coffee app to track customers' precise movements.The chain's mobile app allegedly not only tracked whether a customer was entering or leaving one of its branches, but also when they were going to work, home, a sports venue, or even a competitor coffee chain. READ NEXT: 'Leaked GTA 6 map' shows off huge Caribbean setting - with surprise locationsThe company reportedly gathered precise geolocation data on its customers for well over a year, but has now agreed to compensate 'eligible app users' with a free hot drink and a free pastry.That amounts to £5.47 per customer. In an email to customers, Tim Hortons said: "As part of the proposed settlement agreement, eligible app users will receive a free hot beverage and a free baked good.

Tim Hortons. We’ve teamed up to offer you a free summer drink, the perfect way to cool off during this hot weather while saving some cash.You can choose from a great selection of refreshing drinks, such as -With temperatures rising in many parts of the UK, this offer could not have come at a better time.

According to Canadian regulators, Tim Hortons was 'constantly' tracking the location of users even when they weren't using the app.The app reportedly would collect information on customers' whereabouts 'every few minutes of every day' to track "every time users entered or left a Tim Hortons competitor, a major sports venue, or their home or workplace" in order to find out whether users switched to other coffee shops.In an announcement, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada claimed Tim Hortons broke privacy laws by continually collecting location data. The coffe chain claimed it only used 'aggregated' location data to analyse user trends, and originally wanted to use the data for targeted advertising.The tracking reportedly ended in 2020, but the Canadian watchdog said "that decision did not eliminate the risk of surveillance."Daniel Therrien, privacy commissioner of Canada, called it a 'mass invasion of privacy' and said: "Tim Hortons clearly crossed the line by amassing a huge amount of highly sensitive information about its customers."Following people's movements every few minutes of every day was clearly an inappropriate form of surveillance."In a response to the report, Tim Hortons said it was working on the commissioner's recommendations and that it shut down the location tracking in 2020.

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A match made in marketing heaven between Tim Hortons and Justin Bieber is back with a new French vanilla-flavoured chilled coffee.

A derelict Paisley pub is to be demolished and replaced with a drive-thru restaurant after plans were given the go-ahead.

Justin Bieber, a beloved Canadian coffee chain is rolling in the dough.The singer is being credited with massively boosting the bottom line at Tim Hortons due to his Timbiebs Timbits collaboration last year. During an earnings call with investors, Restaurant Brands International, which owns the chain, reported that sales fell 11% in 2020, largely due to the pandemic. With the company grasping to stay afloat in 2021, The Biebs stepped in with his donut holes creations, which included flavors of white fudge, sour cream chocolate chip and birthday cake waffle.

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