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Cytech training provider Activate Cycle Academy (ACA) has opened a new cycle maintenance training workshop in Bracknell, Berkshire. Based at Activate Learning’s Bracknell and Wokingham College campus, the new workshop is the latest addition to the expanding number of Cytech training workshops across the country. Matt Grant, sales and marketing manager at ACA, said: “Bracknell is now our fourth workshop in England, the second we have opened during the COVID-19 period. I am delighted to say that the need for us to increase our training capacity to meet the demand for Cytech training continu...

A first-class honours graduate, who was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome while at university, has landed a role at the Ashmolean Museum.

Orin Perry cooked a delicious seafood risotto incorporating mussels and prawns alongside Parmesan and Gouda cheese. The final took place virtually on Wednesday, April 21, and the winning dish was judged by Italian pasta tutor and author, Carmela Hayes. Carmela then passed her feedback onto the rest of the team at Riso Gallo, who sponsor the annual competition. All of the contestants were given a time restriction of one hour to cook their dish in the final. Orin Perry's winning risotto As part of his prize, Orin will now do a three-day work experience placement at Heston Blumenth...

Students taught how to spot signs of domestic abuse with celebrity hairstylist Nicky Clarke CELEBRITY hairstylist Nicky Clarke visited an Oxford college this week where students have been taught to spot the signs of domestic abuse when they chat with clients. He said hairdressers are in the ‘unique position’ where they are ‘intimate’ with their clients – often for hours at a time which can be an opportunity for them to open up about things going on in their lives. In the situation where something awful is happening – future hairstylists, barbers and those working in salons w...

PICTURE POSED BY MODEL A shadow of a man with a clenched fist as a woman cowers in the corner INTERNATIONALLY-famous hair stylist and brand-owner Nicky Clarke is supporting the Cut It Out campaign, promoting domestic abuse awareness across the hair and beauty industry. Nicky Clarke became involved when he heard of a new training program developed by the Thames Valley Violence Reduction Unit for students of hair-dressing, barbering and beauty therapies. It helps them spot the signs of domestic abuse and to support their clients to report violence and seek help. Nicky Clarke attended th...