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Smiles say it all as A-level results are revealed - Vimarsana News

Smiles say it all as A-level results are revealed

STUDENTS throughout the area were celebrating yesterday following an anxious wait for their A Level results.

Temporary road closure HEW road - Vimarsana News

Temporary road closure HEW road

Notice is hereby given under Roads Act 1993 for temporary disruption to traffic along the following road: Road: HEW ROAD - BLIGHT ROAD...

Meet the 50-somethings who launched a successful beauty brand in the pandemic - Vimarsana News

Meet the 50-somethings who launched a successful beauty brand in the pandemic

The co-founders of Modern Botany have never met in person 27 May 2021 • 12:00pm The past year has been damaging for the beauty industry in many ways, especially for the service sector. However it has also inspired new ways of building businesses, which pharmacognosist Dr Simon Jackson and beauty expert Tracey Woodward, who are both in their fifties, know all too well. Woodward - a beauty industry veteran with over 30 years experience - joined Dr Jackson’s brand Modern Botany as co-founder, despite never having actually met each other before. Dr Jackson is based in Ireland, Woodward in Eng...

Cardiff and Vale College apprentice crowned best in the UK - Vimarsana News

Cardiff and Vale College apprentice crowned best in the UK

CARDIFF and Vale College electrotechnical installation apprentice Kaiden Ashun has been crowned winner of the UK-wide Screwfix Trade Apprentice 2021…

Supply-side issues need addressing quickly | Mortgage Introducer - Vimarsana News

Supply-side issues need addressing quickly | Mortgage Introducer

Simon Jackson is managing director at SDL Surveying The latest residential property sales figures registered by Land Registry during March will probably come as no surprise to any housing market stakeholder. We’re all acutely aware of just how busy the market has been over the past six or so months, and therefore to learn that March’s figures were over 32% up on February, and over 100% higher than March 2020, is unlikely to register as a seismic surprise. Indeed, one might wonder just what would have happened during March if the government hadn’t chosen to extend the stamp duty holiday ...