The beauty industry has experienced seismic change over the past few decades, evolving from a ‘one size fits all approach’ to a now varied range of bespoke treatments readily available, which utilise ground-breaking advancements in technology and science. When it comes to cosmetic procedures, practitioners
Move over Lamborghini and get out of the way Porsche – when it comes to dream cars the most bragged about model on social media is the Dodge Challenger. Researchers for car rental comparison website StressFreeCarRental.com crunched the numbers to see which car brands and
With far-reaching applications, Blockchain Impact! is the must-read for all senior business execs, strategists and those keen to learn more about this new technology’s potential as a commercial game-changer. Aiming to be the definitive myth buster on all things blockchain, the timing of this book
A report from the Digital Economy Council and Tech Nation, the government-backed industry lobby group, shows that the number of tech vacancies is now 42% higher than it was before the pandemic, with one in eight jobs in the UK now defined as being in the
Since COVID-19 forced hairdressers to close, desperate Brits turned to TikTok for tips on how to cut, style and colour their messy manes – resulting in some disastrous hair horror stories. However, it seems that despite hairdressers opening up, people have continued to turn to
All parents want their children to feel safe and healthy—to get the right amount of sleep and to eat nutritious food. In fact, it has recently been reported in the journal BMJ Nutrition Prevention & Health that children who eat their five a day have
By Lorna Dunning – Professional Development coach During a 20-year career in senior roles within global organisations, I’ve been fortunate to work with top performers and exceptional leaders. I made it a habit to observe and learn from others’ successes and mistakes. Today I help
EQUANS, the new brand for global energy company ENGIE’s regeneration and services led activities, is pleased to have completed the £3.9m Newby Drive new build project in Middleton, Rochdale which has seen the construction of 28 traditionally-built affordable homes, consisting of two-story houses and bungalows.
A new festival is to celebrate the campaigning legacy of RSPB founder Emily Williamson (1855-1936), Didsbury’s famous eco activist. Taking place at Manchester Art Gallery, Friday 12 to Sunday 14 November, it will feature some of the region’s most dynamic change makers exploring the links
At a time of year when cats come into their own, there is a lot of feline focused fun to be had at Elizabeth Gaskell’s House during October Half Term (Sunday, Wednesday, Thursday and Sunday). It’s also the purrfect place for a little bit of