Author: Sam Allcock

Runners are being offered an enticing opportunity to enter a series of races at Heaton Park at half the regular price, all while helping to raise essential funds for children’s hospice care. The first event is set for Sunday, 1st December, and spots are quickly filling up for the 5k, 10k, and half marathon as part of the Run Heaton Park series, which proudly supports Francis House Children’s Hospice. Event Details Heaton Park, located in Higher Blackley, stands as the largest park in the North West, featuring the historic Heaton Hall, a stunning neoclassical mansion dating back to the 18th…

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Tattoos, once etched into the skin, are more than just ink—they’re stories, identities, and a snapshot of a moment we wanted to last forever. But time has a way of changing everything, and that includes the body art we wear proudly. As we age, our tattoos evolve, often taking on new forms that reflect the passage of time in ways we didn’t anticipate. This article dives into the raw truth about how tattoos change as our bodies age and what you can do to ensure your designs age with grace—or decide to start fresh. How Tattoos Age Over Time Tattoos…

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In a groundbreaking move, The Rockefeller Foundation has become the first philanthropic organisation to join the Global Alliance Against Hunger and Poverty (Global Alliance). This announcement was made at a significant event featuring President Rajiv Shah, Brazilian Ambassador to the Rome-based Agencies Carla Barroso Carneiro, and FAO Director-General QU Dongyu. The Global Alliance, a key initiative of Brazil’s G20 presidency, seeks to rapidly mobilise resources for impactful programmes that address hunger and poverty, which are critical Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) currently lagging behind. A Commitment to School Meal Programmes As part of its membership, The Rockefeller Foundation is pledging both…

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Oxford Medical Products is thrilled to report positive topline results from the first randomised controlled trial (RCT) of Sirona, their groundbreaking non-invasive and non-pharmaceutical weight loss solution. In a 12-week randomised controlled trial (RCT), Sirona displayed a favourable safety profile and was well tolerated by participants, demonstrating a significant treatment effect. Participants using Sirona experienced greater weight loss compared to those on a placebo, with up to 10% total body weight loss (TBWL) in the treatment group. Remarkably, 25% of participants on Sirona lost over 5% of their total body weight (TBW). Introducing Sirona: A Novel Appetite Suppressant Sirona’s innovative…

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In today’s digital landscape, businesses increasingly rely on digital tools to streamline operations, enhance communication, and engage audiences more effectively. Advanced digital solutions, from small business telephone systems that improve customer interaction to digital signage that drives sales, support organizations of all sizes in achieving their goals. White-label solutions add another layer of brand trust by allowing companies to deliver products that carry their brand, while generative AI tools offer creative solutions for content creation, enabling brands to keep up with evolving consumer demands. One particularly impactful use of generative AI is in video creation, which simplifies content production while…

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Our busy lives mean that shopping online can be a convenience for some people – choosing your purchases from the comfort of your own home; no traffic or parking problems; and being able to browse at any time of day or night, depending on your schedule.   Shopping online for meat and meat products, however, may seem a bit challenging, as you can’t physically see the items in front of you before you purchase them. To help you, we have compiled the following suggestions of things to consider when researching an online butcher in London. What is Their Product Range? What…

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Henry Cole Pioneer in Art, Design, and Education Henry Cole (1808-1882) was a British civil servant and cultural visionary whose work significantly influenced the arts, design, and education in Victorian England. Best known for founding the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, Cole’s wide-ranging contributions helped shape Britain’s cultural landscape and promoted the arts as an essential part of public life. His efforts continue to resonate in museums, education systems, and design institutions worldwide. Henry Cole Early Life and Career Beginnings Henry Cole was born on July 15, 1808, in Bath, Somerset. His father, Captain Henry Robert Cole, was a…

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Parma Food Valley, the first Italian territory to be designated as a UNESCO Creative City of Gastronomy, has earned its reputation as a place where food takes centre stage in creating truly memorable experiences. It stands as a model for effectively promoting regional excellence through its renowned gastronomy, which blends Italian creativity, tradition, and innovation. With creativity, excellence, forward-thinking, and event-driven engagement as its brand pillars, Parma Food Valley builds a narrative that showcases Italy’s rich culinary history while pushing forward into the future of global cuisine. A Hub for Protected Italian Specialties With the highest density of products safeguarded…

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World-class medical institutions are continuously exploring sustainable health innovations to ensure they provide top-tier services, address operational challenges, and manage potential crises. At the forefront is the King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre (KFSHRC) in Saudi Arabia, with its advanced Patient Flow & Capacity Command Centre. This centre is a pioneering model of AI-driven healthcare management, leveraging Big Data and artificial intelligence to develop insights that refine action plans, coordinate responses in emergencies, and enhance operational efficiency across all hospital departments. Significant Impact on Patient Flow and Waiting Times Since its establishment, the centre has carried out over 300,000…

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On Thursday, October 17, Manchester’s Central Hall embraced a vibrant display of solidarity as it was enveloped in a mile of scarves, all knitted for Lewy body dementia awareness. Hundreds of passionate supporters, from Manchester to Margate, contributed over a thousand scarves for the Lewy Body Society’s (LBS) annual Scarf for Lewy event, showcasing the community’s commitment to this important cause. Uniting the Community Through Knitting The Scarf for Lewy initiative is designed to raise awareness of the second most prevalent form of neurodegenerative dementia affecting older adults. The event highlighted the crucial role of the Lewy Body Society, the…

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