In this audio interview, Jemma Fairclough-Haynes decodes the jargon used in employment law and offers tips and advice to small businesses to stay on the right side of the law. For more information contact: http://www.orchardemploymentlaw.co.uk/ Tel: 01634 564136
Melanie Thompson is a very talented lady with so many strings to her bow. An accomplished musician and singer/songwriter with a new album on its way; She’s the founder and business owner of a beauty and hair care product and avid lifestyle blogger and You Tuber; not to mention a wife and mother of two.
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Creativity is something that came naturally to Rima Abboushi, since childhood when TV programmes such as Blue Peter, HOW and Magpie sparked her imagination. Many years later, her gift for crafting hand-made designs was realised when the prospect of returning to her city job no longer fitted in with the demands of raising an expanding
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When Tola Abe and her husband struggled to raise the money to put down a deposit for a home, she looked for a company that offered a more flexible approach. She searched the market but not one company provided a solution to her needs. With the backing of an Angel Investor, Tola set up
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Aloe Vera seems to be the current buzzword in health and nutrition. Yet in many parts of the world, the health benefits of the plant have been known for centuries. To have an aloe vera plant in your garden was considered essential for healthy living. In today’s world, one company in particular seems to excel
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SOPHIA JACKSON started Afridiziak News in 2008. In this no holds bar audio interview she speaks of the inevitable struggle of getting noticed and acceptance in the ruthless world of Theatre Marketing. Through sheer persistence and staying power Sophia now runs one of the leading marketing companies for Diversity Theatre Productions. She gives
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Amanda Bedzrah is living testament that miracles do happen. Having lived through the ordeal of a life shattered by sexual abuse, Amanda raised herself to set up a ‘not for profit’ organisation to help other women in the same situation here in UK and in Africa. She is also a qualified project manager, leading
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Viewed as a pillar of the community, the Aquarius Hair and Beauty Salon (Finsbury Park, London N4) has been providing cutting edge services to local and celebrity customers from the multicultural community, particularly those of African and Caribbean heritage, for the past forty years. It prides itself on over 40 years’ of sustainability “caring for
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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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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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