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Holiday, activity and retreat centres re-opening  Christian conference, activity, holiday and retreat centres across Norfolk and North Suffolk are re-opening after a year of lockdown restrictions and are set to welcome guests once again. The Horstead Centre activity centre, near Coltishall is re-opening from April, offering a new range of bespoke Activity Days and Experiences for small groups and families as well as for larger groups and schools. Centre Manager, Will Mills, said: “We have over 20 activities to choose from all based in our beautiful, enclosed grounds on the River Bure....

Geographical Magazine The Geographical Podcast – The storms to come: What a new US administration means for the climate The Geographical Podcast – The storms to come: What a new US administration means for the climate Written by  Geographical Hurricane Florence is pictured from the International Space Station as a category 1 storm as it was making landfall near Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina NASA 15 Mar 2021 For March's episode of The Geographical Podcast, we explore what a new era of American politics could mean for the ...

WEALTH management firm JM Finn has announced that Bill Tibbits has agreed to join, subject to contractual obligations. Bill started his investment management career at JM Finn in 2004, before joining Singer and Friedlander, who were acquired by Williams de Broë in 2009. They were in turn were acquired by Investec, where Bill has spent the last nine years. Hugo Bedford, CEO of JM Finn commented: “We are delighted that Bill has agreed to come to JM Finn. Our very personal level of investment and wealth management is well suited to Bill’s approach to client service and I have no dou...

As gyms in Massachusetts start to open up again, Courtney Nowicki from Brookline gets back to her workout at Healthworks in Coolidge Corner. (Robin Lubbock/WBUR) Gyms in Boston have to close for a minimum of three weeks starting Wednesday. Personal training is still allowed and outdoor gym activities can operate with fewer than 25 people. It's part of a rollback to fight coronavirus spread that Boston Mayor Marty Walsh announced earlier this week, in coordination with several other Greater Boston communities such as Somerville, Brockton and Newton. Rollback starting dates vary. Some gym owner...