By Nigel Beckles, the Online Advisor to the Masses ‘All you need is Love’ so claims the famous Beatles’ jingle along with so many other world philosophies, religious mantra and self-help books that offer a guide to achieving everlasting happiness and fulfilment. Yet love is the most elusive thing for us to attain due to […]
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JD Douglas Uncovers the Truth Buried Deep in the South East A mine of information or walking encyclopaedia are some of the adjectives that best describe Junior Douglas, otherwise known as JD by those who’ve been fortunate to experience his unique but eclectic brand of creativity. Applied to every project from theatre production, writing, curating
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You would instantly recognise an Ebony Bromfield design, standing out from the everyday wear of humdrum mass produced clothing. Her designs characterised by strong angular shapes, minimal lines and signature monochrome tones are not for the shrinking violets but are created for both men and women who reflect “a sense of fashion forward,” says
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It’s here. What we’ve all been waiting for- monthly pamper days in the form of a Fair at Hoo Village in Medway, where such treats as hand-made soaps, unique gift items and homemade cakes are set to entice us to support local businesses. Let’s get out our diaries now and block every third Sunday of
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Each month Diversity Business Magazine asks a professional in their field to reveal the tips in life and career that have helped them get to where they are today. In our debut edition our featured entrepreneur, fashion designer, Ebony Bromfield, founder of the ELBo label reveals how being made redundant provided the push she needed
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by Jennie Burraway, Development Manager for The Prince’s Initiative for Mature Enterprise (PRIME) Over the past few years, there has been greater exposure for enterprise in the UK with programmes like Dragon’s Den and The Apprentice and this is very much welcome. Small to medium enterprises (SMEs) are the backbone of
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As a new Business Consultant for Business Services at Midkent College, in Maidstone and Medway, Helen Topliss has become one of the ‘go to’ people for sorting out your business training and recruitment needs. Appointed only in January this year Helen has brokered a range of services to businesses as far away as London with
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The end of the financial tax year on 5th April brings its own worries for small businesses coping with submitting correct financial reports to the Inland Revenue for yet another year of activity but a seminar hosted by Killik & Co, the friendly advisory stockbrokers and wealth management firm with offices throughout London, offered mainly
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Not settling for the usual offering of flavourless, sugar laden snacks aimed at children by the food industry, is the reason full time Mum, Tamara Arbib based in London, launched her brand of dairy free, delicious and healthy snacks onto the market. Under the company name ‘Rebel Kitchen’ products such as Banana Mylk, Choco
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I know what you’re thinking! Not another business magazine about high flyers earning loads of money and making it in the hard world of commerce. Fortunately, it’s not that kind of business magazine. Frankly there are too many of those already and I wouldn’t dream of replicating them. Diversity Business Magazine offers a new type
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