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Absolutely Design helps with Liverpool youth hub mural | Chester and District Standard - Vimarsana News

Absolutely Design helps with Liverpool youth hub mural | Chester and District Standard

A Chester-based mural company volunteered to put the final touches on a newly-restored youth hub in Liverpool

Artemis to launch SICAV version of £1.9bn UK Select fund amid international investor demand - Vimarsana News

Artemis to launch SICAV version of £1.9bn UK Select fund amid international investor demand

Artemis is set to launch a SICAV version of its £1.96bn UK Select fund to improve access for investors wanting to capitalise on UK opportunities.

Artemis Positive Future manager quartet exit - Vimarsana News

Artemis Positive Future manager quartet exit

Craig Bonthron, Neil Goddin, Jonathan Parsons and Ryan Smith all joined the firm in 2020 from Kames Capital

Lots of interest in Dairying event - Vimarsana News

Lots of interest in Dairying event

Organisers Dairygold, were delighted with the level of attendance and engagement at last Friday's dairy seminar in Corrin Event Centre, Fermoy.

What Are You Printing Onto? The Fibers of the Future Unspun - Vimarsana News

What Are You Printing Onto? The Fibers of the Future Unspun

The Alpha generation (2013–2025) is acutely aware of the environmental crisis. Climate change will have catastrophic consequences within their lifetime. Influenced by their millennial parents, this generation will also soon have the power of purchase, and as such, their choices will increasingly inform and make a significant impact on the textile industry. They are born as eco-conscious consumers and will choose and actively source environmentally secure products. This is beginning to drive systemic change in the industry, as pointed out by Debbie McKeegan, textiles expert and WhatTheyThink ...