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Amalfi Ltd has acquired Hot Heads in Hiltingbury Road, as well as Hot Heads in Bassett. The new company was formed by private investor Jamie Simpson and industry expert, Sara Lemm – formerly of Toni & Guy and Regis. Mr Simpson said: We are extremely proud to have acquired these two amazing salons and will be looking cement relationships within each community including local businesses and charities. Our vision is to create a luxury salon group who gives back to the planet while providing leading luxury hair services for our lovely clients. Amalfi will differentiate itself from other salons groups by focusing on being environmentally friendly.
Posted: Jul 08, 2021 8:16 PM AT | Last Updated: July 8
A moose seen in a forested area of mainland Nova Scotia. Moose are one of more than 60 at-risk species in the province.(Submitted by Bob Bancroft)
A new report by Nova Scotia s auditor general has found the province is still failing to protect species at risk more than four years after recommendations were made, and more than a year after an order by the province s Supreme Court to implement them. I fear [for] many of these species, wildlife biologist Bob Bancroft told CBC Radio s
Information Morning on Thursday. There are lots of people fighting and I think the government has got to take the interests of the people in mind, and the animals that share this province.
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