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North Wales Chronicle
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- North Wales Chronicle
Nik Naks to release new Tangy 'N' Cheese flavour crisps
Nik Naks, a KP Snacks brand, are "nobbly, crunchy corn sticks" which already come in various flavours, including Nice 'n' Spicy, Rib 'n' Saucy and Scampi 'n' Lemon. Now, it is gearing up to launch a brand new flavour which is set to "tantalise taste buds" of crisp lovers across the UK. Nik Naks is set to release a new Tangy 'N' Cheese flavour in convenience stores across the UK on May 28 (RRP: £1.25). Tangy 'N' Cheese Nik Naks combines the same "intensely tasty" experience fans already love with a "cheesy" twist. The new flavour is said to be "the ultimate fusion of rich, cheesy goodness and tangy excitement, making every bite a flavour-packed experience". This is the first new flavour Nik Naks have released in "a while". (Image: Nik Naks) Marketing manager at Nik Naks, Amy Heap, added: 'We know our fans crave exciting flavours, and our new Tangy 'N' Cheesy Nik Naks deliver just that. "It's been a while since we last introduced a brand new flavour, so we're excited to give our fan something new and delicious. RECOMMENDED READING: 'Best ever' discontinued Cadbury chocolate fans have 'waited for' spotted at B&M Aldi says 'sorry' as it removes 'best' crisps from stores after 'a few weeks' All Walkers crisps discontinued recently from Marmite to Salt & Vinegar Quavers "Whether you're a cheese lover or a snack enthusiast, this is one flavour you won't want to miss.' Nik Naks join other major brands, including the likes of Fanta, Tango, Coca-Cola, Cadbury and Walkers Crisps in releasing a new product in 2025. Tangy 'N' Cheese Nik Naks will be available in convenience stores across the UK from May 28 for £1.25 (RRP).
Rhyl Journal
13-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Rhyl Journal
Nik Naks to release new Tangy 'N' Cheese flavour crisps
Nik Naks, a KP Snacks brand, are "nobbly, crunchy corn sticks" which already come in various flavours, including Nice 'n' Spicy, Rib 'n' Saucy and Scampi 'n' Lemon. Now, it is gearing up to launch a brand new flavour which is set to "tantalise taste buds" of crisp lovers across the UK. Nik Naks is set to release a new Tangy 'N' Cheese flavour in convenience stores across the UK on May 28 (RRP: £1.25). Tangy 'N' Cheese Nik Naks combines the same "intensely tasty" experience fans already love with a "cheesy" twist. The new flavour is said to be "the ultimate fusion of rich, cheesy goodness and tangy excitement, making every bite a flavour-packed experience". This is the first new flavour Nik Naks have released in "a while". (Image: Nik Naks) Marketing manager at Nik Naks, Amy Heap, added: 'We know our fans crave exciting flavours, and our new Tangy 'N' Cheesy Nik Naks deliver just that. "It's been a while since we last introduced a brand new flavour, so we're excited to give our fan something new and delicious. RECOMMENDED READING: 'Best ever' discontinued Cadbury chocolate fans have 'waited for' spotted at B&M Aldi says 'sorry' as it removes 'best' crisps from stores after 'a few weeks' All Walkers crisps discontinued recently from Marmite to Salt & Vinegar Quavers "Whether you're a cheese lover or a snack enthusiast, this is one flavour you won't want to miss.' Nik Naks join other major brands, including the likes of Fanta, Tango, Coca-Cola, Cadbury and Walkers Crisps in releasing a new product in 2025. Tangy 'N' Cheese Nik Naks will be available in convenience stores across the UK from May 28 for £1.25 (RRP).
Yahoo
15-04-2025
- Yahoo
'Deeply shocked' boss of shooting victim Barry Dawson pays tribute to grandad
The boss of shooting victim Barry Dawson has paid tribute to the Stanley grandad - saying staff are 'deeply shocked and saddened' by his death. 'Much loved' Barry was gunned down in his own home on Elm Street in South Moor earlier this month after a shot was fired through the downstairs window. The 60-year-old's death left his family 'truly devastated' - and a large-scale probe was launched by Durham Constabulary leading to five people being charged with murder. Barry worked for the Stanley plant of KP Snacks, which is known for popular crisp brands such as Skips, Space Raiders, Hula Hoops, and Pom-Bears. Barry Dawson (Image: Durham Police) And now, plant manager Mick Phillips has issued a tribute to his former colleague, saying staff will be able to attend the funeral to pay their respects. He said: 'We are deeply shocked and saddened by the tragic death of our colleague, Barry Dawson. 'Barry was a highly valued member of the team at our Stanley site and our thoughts are with his family, friends, and loved ones at this incredibly difficult time. 'We've taken immediate steps to support our colleagues as they come to terms with this devastating news, including on-site presence from the leadership team and mental health first aiders, as well as ongoing access to our employee health and wellbeing team. KP Snacks in Stanley (Image: GOOGLE) 'We'll continue to offer support and will ensure colleagues are able to attend the funeral to pay their respects.' As previously reported, officers were called to the Elm Street home on April 5 at around 5.20pm following reports of a disturbance. Mr Dawson was found to have been shot and despite the best efforts of paramedics, he was sadly declared dead at the scene. Six people have since appeared in court following the incident. Most recently, Keith Edward Dorward and Sean Reay appeared via a video link at Teesside Crown Court on Tuesday accused of murder. Dorward, also known as Keith Edward Lax, was arrested on suspicion of murder on Thursday. The 47-year-old, of South View Gardens, Stanley, was charged on Saturday. Police at the scene of the incident (Image: Sarah Caldecott) 29-year-old Reay, of Sabin Terrace, Stanley, was apprehended in Northern Ireland and transported back to Durham on Saturday. Four others have been remanded in custody, including Kevin Dorward, 38, of South View Gardens, Annfield Plain, who is also charged with murder. His partner, Michaela Hetherington, faces a single charge of perverting the course of justice, relating to an allegation that she falsely reported a car had been stolen. Thomas Lee Sterling, 21, of The Avenue, Stanley, was remanded into custody yesterday, Monday, April 14, charged with murder. Read More on the Stanley shooting: Two more in court accused of murdering Stanley's Barry Dawson Everything we know as five charged in fatal Stanley shooting Stanley shooting: Home boarded up as couple appear in court Get more from The Northern Echo with a digital subscription. . And the final accused, Kelvin Lawson, 37, of Frosterley Gardens, Stanley, appeared at the same time at Teesside Crown Court. All six defendants are expected to appear at the same court on May 9. Judge Francis Laird, the Recorder of Middlesbrough, has set a provisional date for the five-week trial which is listed to start on September 22.
Yahoo
08-04-2025
- Yahoo
Heartfelt notes and flowers laid at scene as Stanley shooting probe enters third day
Heartfelt tributes and flowers have been laid at the scene of a shooting in Stanley after a man was allegedly gunned down in broad daylight. Barry Dawson was shot in his own home on Elm Street, in South Moor, at around 5.20pm on Saturday - and despite the best efforts of paramedics, he sadly died at the scene. The 60-year-old has been described as a "thoroughly decent man" - and his death has prompted an outpouring of grief from the shocked Stanley community. Flowers laid at the scene of a fatal shooting in Stanley (Image: SARAH CALDECOTT) More than a dozen bouquets of flowers have been laid against brickwork on the street, just metres from a blue and white police cordon and a CSI investigation tent. Heart-breaking notes to Barry, who worked for a crisp factory KP Snacks, say 'you will be missed' - with others adding: 'Rest easy now.' The investigation into Barry's death - whose friends today claimed is a case of mistaken identity - has now entered its third day, with crime scene investigators remaining at the scene. Flowers laid at the scene of a fatal shooting in Stanley (Image: SARAH CALDECOTT) Pictures from the scene show that several police vans remain on Elm Street, with the blue tent positioned beside a shattered front window. Durham Constabulary confirmed yesterday that a post-mortem examination revealed Mr Dawson, known to friends as 'Buck', died of a single gunshot wound. A 37-year-old man and a 35-year-old woman who were previously arrested on suspicion of conspiracy to murder on Sunday remain in police custody. Police remain at the scene (Image: SARAH CALDECOTT) Flowers laid at the scene of a fatal shooting in Stanley (Image: SARAH CALDECOTT) As previously reported, residents described the broad daylight attack as 'terrifying' - with Danielle Scott, who lives a few doors away, saying: 'I never thought I would experience anything like this. I want to move out, I don't want to be here.' Shocking footage of the alleged incident has also since been uploaded to social media, showing two figures outside a house in the street before one appears to fire a shot through the blinds. Officers are still appealing for witnesses to come forward and are particularly keen to hear from anyone who may have seen a white Seat Arona in the area around the time of the incident. Police remain at the scene (Image: SARAH CALDECOTT) The vehicle has since been found abandoned nearby in the Oxhill area and has been examined by crime scene investigators. Read More: Footage shows shocking Stanley 'shooting' that killed man Stanley shooting: Friends claim 'murder' of grandad was 'mistake' Police name victim of fatal Stanley shooting as Barry Dawson Get more from The Northern Echo with a digital subscription. . A cordon remains in place at the scene while enquiries continue. Anyone with any information is asked to call Durham Constabulary on 101, or 999 in an emergency, quoting incident number 302 of April 5. Information can also be passed on to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
