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Dine in Style – Unveiling the Latest Trends in Restaurant Menu Covers for 2024 News provided by Smart Hospitality Supplies on Wednesday 17th Jan 2024 Sustainable elegance and innovation define…

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CHRIS Hunt Skelley MBE, who won gold in judo at the Paralympics in Tokyo, has been named as one of five Paralympic ambassadors for Path to Paris initiative to encourage children to get active by following in their sporting heroes’ footsteps.
In just under a year, the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games will take place. To mark this occasion, Get Set (the official youth engagement programme from Team GB and ParalympicsGB), is on a mission to get children aged five to 11 get active with their new virtual challenge – Path to Paris.
Chris will be one of five Paralympic ambassadors and there will also be five Olympic ambassadors who will be encouraging schools, community groups or families to set up teams for children to take part, for free, and also learn about the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
“I’m humbled and thrilled to be part of this project,” Chris said. “Sport has always been an important part of my life and, when I realised that I was losing my sight and there was nothing I cou..

New Movie God Versus UFOs States That Some Members Of The US & UK Governments Think That UFOS Are Actually Demons! News provided by Nub Music on Friday 26th Jan…

South West financial adviser Dave Southby is celebrating the second anniversary of starting his own business.
Over the course of those two years, he has seen his business grow, so much in fact that he has recently taken on his first employee to both meet current demand and to enable future growth.
“I still can’t believe it’s been two years already,” Dave said. “This has been a fantastic year of growth for both the business and for me personally.
“I have taken on my first employee and doubled the number of clients and funds that we as a business look after. On a personal level, I got married in the summer which is, obviously, a incredible milestone in my life.”
What has Dave learned over the past two years? “I think the biggest thing I have had to learn is to know what I am good at and then to outsource the things I am not so good at,” he says. “I have a team of freelance individuals who help me with things I’m not so g..

“URocked” already provides the transparency and accounting requirements for tips, gratuities, and service charges, as soon to be required by law. News provided by UR Payment Technologies Ltd on Wednesday…

Michael Smith Engineers Ltd in new partnership with SAWA Pumpentechnik AG News provided by Michael Smith Engineers Ltd on Tuesday 2nd Jan 2024 “this partnership allows us to offer additional…

Privately-owned Car Search NI set to launch with the clear aim to make a difference in Northern Ireland – not only within the automotive industry. News provided by Car Search…