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Kent-based Cleaning with Meaning, founded by Kelly Moore in 2021, is celebrating its fourth year with continued contract growth and a strong commitment to environmentally responsible practice. The company is approaching a workforce of ten and has secured more than 100 clients, with plans to move into the education and healthcare sectors. Kelly’s route into business followed a career in healthcare and community support roles, combined with the challenges of raising a family on her own later in life. A cleaning role discovered through social media proved to be the turning point. Rapid progression into a supervisory position led…
Confidence coach Nancy Haines is inviting women to take part in her new podcast, which examines how independence shapes personal identity and life choices. The series, The Diary of an Independent Woman, has recently launched and she is now encouraging potential contributors to share their experiences of both difficulty and achievement. Nancy said: “It always came up in conversation I was having with groups of women, about Independence, how it impacted them and how it served them, how it was hindering them, and I thought ‘There are all these women from different backgrounds that are carrying that same badge…
Nicky Greer is preparing to expand her lease options education programme beyond the UK following a positive client initiative in Dubai. The development reflects increasing demand for creative investment methods that operate outside traditional mortgage-based purchasing. During the initial Dubai programme, Greer accompanied a group of experienced clients on a structured property tour designed to explore local opportunities and regulatory differences. Input from regional professionals provided context on how lease option techniques can be applied within the emirate’s market. Reflecting on the experience, Nick Greer said: “We took our high-level clients for a five-day property and investment experience. Dubai…
A legal adviser is working with new fitness coaches to help them build stronger, more transparent client arrangements. Raihan Islam, founder of High-Velocity X, supports early-stage coaching businesses by developing structured terms and conditions that define what both parties can expect. After training with international law firm Fieldfisher – which has acted for major brands including Amazon – he now focuses on practical legal frameworks for small and growing ventures. His work centres on producing customised agreements that reflect each business model rather than relying on generic templates. Putting these measures in place early can prevent small disagreements from…
THE FRNTAL, the international talent management company founded by Shery Lunardi, has unveiled the expansion of its Music and Sports divisions to meet growing demand for narrative-led representation across creative and athletic sectors. The development follows the agency’s continued global growth, including the establishment of a new headquarters in Dubai alongside its offices in Los Angeles, London and Paris. The firm has built its reputation on aligning talent management with culturally informed branding, communications strategy and commercial collaboration. With the enlarged divisions, the agency will offer targeted, high-level services to musicians, athletes, entertainers and digital creators, supporting long-term career building…
The Welsh social platform Tŵt is preparing to release its new mobile app. The unveiling in Cardiff on 28 February represents a new stage for the long-running, community-owned network. After nearly a decade supporting digitally engaged users, the service is broadening its appeal with a streamlined design intended for everyday use. The occasion brings to a close the six-week Pethau Bychain campaign, which has engaged thousands around the idea of a more constructive and accessible online environment. Attendees will receive an early demonstration of the app before its public rollout on Dydd Gŵyl Dewi. Jaz-Michael King, Tŵt Cymru’s founder and…
Integrative counsellor and children’s author Kadija Taha is preparing to release a new series of books created around the concept of ‘Helping young minds thrive.’ LONDON, UK. January 20th 2026 – Building on her work in children’s literature, Kadija is expanding her collection with stories that use creativity and imagination to explore emotional wellbeing, positive thinking and early educational development. She explains that her interest in storytelling began in childhood, influenced by a strong connection to classic children’s books and traditional fairytales. A defining moment occurred during her pregnancy when she noticed an unusually large number of birds and squirrels…
Wellness and Habit Coach Christie Korchak has been announced as a contributing author in the Amazon number one best-selling anthology Ascend into Your Power, which launched internationally in December 2025. The anthology is led by Dr Forbes Riley, a celebrity television host, motivational speaker and high-performance coach. Dr Riley delivered her acclaimed TEDx Talk, “PITCHing is Your Superpower”, at TEDx St Pete Women in October 2025, setting the tone for the collection’s focus on empowerment and growth. Reaching the top of the Amazon.com best-seller charts, the book also includes a foreword by Les Brown, the globally recognised motivational speaker, storytelling…
Independent luxury retailer Hancocks Jewellers has published its latest trend report, forecasting a decisive shift towards “The New Maximalism”. The emerging movement embraces mixed metals, oversized silhouettes and jewellery pieces designed to tell a personal story. According to the forecast, the dominance of understated minimalism is fading fast. Consumers are instead gravitating towards expressive combinations of style, driven by a renewed interest in individuality, heritage and creative freedom. Roy Lunt, Owner at Hancocks Jewellers, outlines four key predictions shaping the future of fine jewellery. The End of the ‘Gold vs. White Gold / Platinum’ Debate “For decades, jewellery enthusiasts have…
A technology expert has outlined five forgotten gadgets commonly found in UK homes that could be sold straight away to ease January money worries. Sam Wilson, Director at Gadget GoGo, says many households are unknowingly sitting on unused tech worth hundreds of pounds during a month that is widely regarded as the toughest for personal finances. His comments follow new figures showing the average Briton is set to run out of disposable income by 21 January – the earliest point in five years. One in ten people are expected to rely on overdrafts or credit cards to manage until payday.…