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York not flushed with success in national 'loo league' YORK is near the bottom of a new national league table for accessibility to public loos. Analysis has concluded only four out of 26 public toilets in the city - about 15 per cent - are accessible-friendly. This compares with top-of-the-league Edinburgh, where 66 per cent of loos are accessible, and Leeds, where 40 per cent are. Only Sunderland and Aberdeen come lower than York out of the 28 cities in the ‘2020 Loo accessibility index,’ commissioned by Bathing Solutions. The authors say that for millions of people living with d...

R/GA Names Ashish Prashar Global Chief Marketing Officer Formerly Incarcerated Activist in the C-Suite is a Corporate America First NEW YORK, Feb. 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- R/GA has named Ashish Prashar as its Global Chief Marketing Officer. The former Global Communications leader at Publicis Sapient and Justice Reform Activist will start on March 2. As Global Chief Marketing Officer, Prashar will oversee the global marketing function for R/GA with responsibility for market strategy, brand, and corporate communications. He will take the encyclopedia of creative, design, and experience work and...

Submitting... New owners Helen Mason and John Harris were smitten when they first set foot in the for sale hotel last year and aim to “keep what’s special while updating”, honouring outstanding bookings and looking forward to welcoming guests after the current lockdown. Helen Mason and John Harris, new owners of the Corsewall Lighthouse Hotel. “Our original plan was to run everything for a year as it was, but lockdown has given us the opportunity to start painting and get to grips with things behind the scenes,” says Helen, although so far the challenge has been “to concentrate on...

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Forbes unveiled its “30 Under 30” list recently, with several Indian American individuals named in the Social Impact category. Among those honored in the Social Impact category were 27-year-old Viveka Hulyalkar, 23-year-old Devshi Mehrotra, and 20-year-old Trisha Prabhu. Hulyalkar, along with fellow honoree Alex Sadhu, co-founded Beam Impact. The New York-based duo are on a mission to convert consumer behavior into cash for non-profits, the Forbes magazine profile says. Through partnerships with companies like IKEA and Sundae School, Beam's app-based rewards program allows users to ...