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Carers must have GMB or Unison membership to get their hands on one of 2,000 tickets for Sheffield gig
Beautiful South stars Paul Heaton and Jacquie Abbott have announced a special one-off gig – only for care workers.
The concert takes places at Sheffield City Hall on October 28, …
By Cristina Diaconu
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In 173-year history, Searcys has seen many wonderful events grace their venues, but also significant world-wide challenges. As a company, Searcys holds founder John Searcys’ values close to their hearts and will be there to support their teams, partners and customers in the best way they can.
In these unpredictable times, Searcys would …
By Cristina Diaconu
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One of the major attributes of the world today is that almost everything can be done digitally. However, digitalisation cannot effectively replace a one-on-one meeting with customers; especially when it comes to marketing. This is one of the reasons why the effects of using promotional items at live events to acknowledge and celebrate your customers …
By Cristina Diaconu
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Due to a significant number of cancellations caused by Coronavirus (Covid-19) it is with regret that VisitScotland has decided to cancel this year’s VisitScotland Expo that was due to take place on 1 and 2 April at P&J Live in Aberdeen.
Malcolm Roughead, Chief Executive of VisitScotland, said: “As a major international …
By Matthew Terry
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The Grand National is just a month away and as the excitement builds for what is often referred to as the biggest test of horse and rider, punters are already scrambling for the form guides and scouring the internet for the best odds on Grand National. It is believed that half of …
By Adam Patchell
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For Champion Trainer Paul Nicholls, the 2020 Cheltenham Festival challenge looks set to be one of selectivity and pragmatism, with a modest group of runners geared towards maximising his chances of success. Solo is the hot favourite for the Triumph Hurdle on the Friday of the Festival, and looks to be Nicholls’ best …
