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WonderDays Experience Days is thrilled to announce the launch of a new, decadent package that marries relaxation and indulgence: the Spa Day Retreat with Chocolate Making Experience. This unique offering is the perfect answer for those in search of a memorable gift this festive season.
Available in two convenient locations, guests will have the privilege of unwinding in a serene spa environment, taking full advantage of facilities that may include saunas, steam rooms, and tranquil pools. The retreat promises to foster relaxation with a selection of pampering treatments designed to rejuvenate both body and mind.
Adding to the allure, participants will delve into the art of chocolate making. Led by confectionery artisans, this experience will reveal the secrets behind crafting exquisite chocolates. Attendees will learn, create, and taste their own chocolate creations, making this a perfect blend of leisure and learning.
“There aren’t many people in life that don’t enjoy..

Nutritional therapist, Caroline Peyton from Peyton Principles, has warned people to think twice before consuming aspartame following news that the World Health Organisation (WHO) has said the artificial sweetener is potentially carcinogenic.
“Artificial sweeteners (AS) are considered a convenient way to replace sugars in our diets and help the nation’s obesity and Type 2 diabetes epidemics,” states Caroline.
“However, based on the findings of its own cancer research agency, the WHO has now declared that there is some limited evidence that aspartame, which is 200 times sweeter than sugar, is potentially carcinogenic to humans (i.e. it has the potential to cause cancer).”
In total, 11 artificial sweeteners have been approved for use in the UK with aspartame being the most popular. They are most commonly found in low sugar or sugar free products including low-sugar/calorie drinks, ice cream, chewing gum, low-fat yoghurts, puddings, low-sugar sauces, jams, sugar-free desserts, sugar-free ..

As a leading customer acquisition firm, Credico specialises in working with high-profile brands, including Fortune 500 businesses. Its expertise lies in helping these renowned brands expand their customer base and increase their market share. How does it do this?
Credico achieves these goals by learning all it need sto know about its clients and then providing an innovative and personalised approach to customer acquisition, which involves building strong relationships between brands and customers.
Building a successful team at Credico
What makes the Credico team so successful? The answer is simple: learning and development.
Continuous learning and growth are core values at Credico. It believes that the success of its business is directly tied to the growth and development of its team members.
Research shows that businesses that invest in L&D are 59 per cent more likely to experience growth. So, Credico invests in its employees and provides them with the tools and resources they need to..

CARE specialist Janet Shreeve, founder of Shreeve Care Services, has been appointed as a board advisor at Care and Support West which is a membership organisation providing independent information about care in the West of the UK.
Janet’s role signifies a notable milestone in her career and underlines her commitment to advancing the quality and accessibility of care services in the West of England and across the UK.
Janet, who established Shreeve Care Services a little over a year ago, boasts over two decades of expertise in the care industry, particularly in live-in care. Her company offers consultancy services to care organisations and assists families in navigating the complex care system on behalf of their loved ones.
Becoming an advisor to the board of Care and Support West is a natural step for her to take.
“I started my business because I could see that families and the care sector needed support in experiencing excellence in care. I am in a good position to provide my exp..

Samantha Jayne, known as the Spiritual Business Coach is hosting an International Women’s Day event with an amazing line-up of speakers on Thursday 7 March in Swindon.
Headlining the day-long event will be former wheelchair tennis Paralympian, Louise Hunt Skelley PLY. Louise, who lives in Wroughton, will share with the crowd her inspiring journey to the 2016 Rio Paralympic Games and will talk about how she’s fought hard – and still does – to be included and to help others become more inclusive.
Another spotlight will shine on Trans Ambassador Katie Neeves. Katie publicly came out as transgender in 2018 after living for 48 years as a man. Katie’s platform Cool2BTrans has provided invaluable support and inspiration to the transgender community, earning accolades such as the British Diversity Awards Hero of the Year 2023.
Under the 2024 theme of ‘Inspire Inclusion’ this event aims to honour and celebrate the achievements of women while supporting the invaluab..

E3 VEGAN IS REDEFINING CULINARY LUXURY WITH PLANT-BASED SUPPER CLUB News provided by Chapter Communications on Tuesday 21st May 2024 E3 is the first Vegan fine dining Supper Club in…

Unlock Your True Potential with Shiela Little’s Empowering New Book, “Stop It Now” News provided by StoryTerrace on Monday 20th May 2024 Rewrite your narrative, unlock your true potential, and…

Announcing New Documentary: “The Real Camp America: Phoebe’s Story”

News provided by Camp America on Tuesday 21st May 2024

“Camp America transformed my life and career. Without it, Feel Good Films wouldn’t exist. We’re thrilled to release this film.” – Ranald Lloyd-William
Press Release:
Camp America and Feel Good Films Unveil New Documentary: “The Real Camp America: Phoebe’s Story”
London, UK – May 17, 2024 – Camp America, in partnership with Feel Good Films, is proud to announce the premiere of its first documentary, “The Real Camp America: Phoebe’s Story.” Directed by Ranald Lloyd-Williams, a Camp America alumnus and the founder of Feel Good Films, this one-hour documentary provides an authentic and captivating look into the transformative journey of participating in the Camp America program.
A Story Rooted in Tradition and Personal Experience
“The Real Camp America: Phoebe’s Story” follows Phoebe, a dedicated Camp America staff member whose mother also part..

It is no secret that bubble tea is booming. But what may come as a surprise is where in the UK it is being slurped the most. And how consumers are searching more now for bubble tea than anything else tea-related.
With the UK market predicted to grow 225 per cent over the next 10 years, the bubble tea craze has truly embedded itself in the UK psyche.
But despite London having the highest volume of bubble tea shops, it has been pipped at the post for the title of UK Bubble Tea Capital by some notably smaller cities.
And they have all got something in common.
Student cities leading the way in Britain’s bubble tea craze
Inspired by the growing bubble tea craze, Figment Agency, a London-based SEO specialist, used the data they know best to look at related trends.
First stop was pinpointing the keywords tea lovers used to find bubble tea locations. Next, they analysed monthly web search volumes for bubble tea-related terms, and used Google Maps to tally-up bubble tea locations UK wide.
The r..

One in five people across the UK live with a disability or impairment, but what do we actually know about them? This the question asked by Dr Carol Sargent, a specialist in dementia-friendly tourism.
In an initiative to explore the accessible market within Scottish tourism, dementia specialist Dr Carol Sargent has joined forces with leading market research firm 56 Degree Insight to shed light on this particular market and highlight what the tourism industry can do to welcome them.
Jim Ecclestone of 56 Degree Insight said: “We poll the Scottish adult population on a quarterly basis to understand their holiday taking views and behaviours. We were keen to work with Carol to better understand the scale and nature of the barriers to holiday taking amongst those in the population who are living with disabilities, health conditions and impairments.”
The survey findings suggest there is potential growth in Scottish tourism which is simply being missed. One million households, 38 ..