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Press Release26 April 2021
Malmaison, Hotel du Vin and Frasers Hospitality UK Raise Awareness of Mental Health with The Burnt Chef Project
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Today, UK boutique hotel brands Malmaison and Hotel du Vin, alongside Fraser Suites and Fraser Place properties across the UK, are partnering with The Burnt Chef Project, a non-profit campaign committed to removing the stigma and raising awareness of mental health issues within the hospitality industry. Advertisements
The three brands, operating under Frasers Hospitality s global business, have committed to a range of fundraising initiatives for the project within their properties. All donations made will go directly to help fund mental health training and resource materials, including The BurntChef 24/7 support service and The Burnt Chef Academy, to help open up and normalise conversations around mental health within the UK hospitality industry.
Leading real estate company, Zylus Group International, has continued with its mission to make every Nigerian a property owner and addressing the housing deficit problem in the country. The company expanded its reach to the Abraham Adesanya neighbourhood of Lagos, a developed and serene environment, by launching its new housing project: Lekki Pride on January 10th 2021.
This new estate comes with a mouth-watering and flexible payment plan which would allow buyers to enjoy the world-class amenities which Lekki Pride will provide. Some of the facilities at the estate include Cinema House, Recreational Centre, Solar Powered Streetlights, CCTV Surveillance, Estate Gym, Cameras, Smart Home Features 24-hours Power Supply. Others are modern drainage system, Perimeter Fencing, Portable water, spacious parking space and a lot more.
The damaged property in Hendon. Credit: Barnet Council A property company and its director will have to shell out £10,000 after a fire ravaged a semi-detached house leaving six tenants homeless in the middle of lockdown. Barnet Council discovered the property in Hendon was an unlicensed house of multiple occupancy (HMO) after being called to the scene in Hall Lane by the London Fire Brigade in April 2020. The tenants were lucky to escape without injury and council staff helped them find emergency accommodation, later identifying numerous breaches of the minimum safety standards for HMOs. An investigation by the council found that the property had no fire doors or fire extinguishers, and an inadequate fire alarm.