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B&Q's parent company nails Dentsu X to £80m media account - Vimarsana News

B&Q's parent company nails Dentsu X to £80m media account

Wavemaker previously held Kingfisher's DIY portfolio, which also includes Screwfix.

A TikToker moved into his office cubicle to save on rent in a video that racked up 12 million views. Days later he was fired. - Vimarsana News

A TikToker moved into his office cubicle to save on rent in a video that racked up 12 million views. Days later he was fired.

Simon Jackson turned his office cubicle into a living space — replete with ham and pineapple meals culled from the company snack bins — for four

Acapulco Halifax 'sticky carpet' sale: West Yorkshire's oldest nightclub sells chunks of flooring for £50 - Vimarsana News

Acapulco Halifax 'sticky carpet' sale: West Yorkshire's oldest nightclub sells chunks of flooring for £50

Britain’s oldest nightclub famed for its notorious sticky carpet is selling chunks of its vintage flooring for up to £50 a piece to nostalgic revellers.

West Yorkshire nightclub is selling chunks of its sticky carpet for up to £50 - Vimarsana News

West Yorkshire nightclub is selling chunks of its sticky carpet for up to £50

Britain’s oldest nightclub famed for its notorious sticky carpet is selling chunks of its vintage flooring for up to £50 a piece to nostalgic…

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The Acapulco in Halifax puts sticky carpet up for sale at £50 a piece to raise money for charity - Vimarsana News

The Acapulco in Halifax puts sticky carpet up for sale at £50 a piece to raise money for charity

The Acapulco in Halifax, which first opened its doors in 1961, is selling off its carpet to raise money for the local homeless charity and has already reached £1,000 after the idea proved popular.