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Author shares a tale of resilience, second chances, and hope amid life’s hardest lessons CALGARY, AB, April 9, 2025 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — New release “Yoga Moon Dance” (published by AuthorHouse) from first-time author Surina Carloni offers readers a poignant and humorous journey of self-discovery and second chances. The book follows Sonia, a woman navigating personal trauma and emotional confusion, who finds solace and strength on her yoga mat — and in the hearts of unexpected companions. After professional disappointment and a painful breakup, Sonia’s world is cracked open. Between working at a homeless shelter and managing the chaos of family ties,…

Sir Chris Hoy Cyclist Sir Chris Hoy, the 11-time world champion and six-time Olympic gold medallist, will be joining eXp UK at this year’s UK conference, along with motivational speaker and author, Mark Manson, it has been announced. eXp UK conference returns to The Eastside Rooms in Birmingham on the 18th and 19th June 2025, with the event expected to attract around 300 property professionals over the course of two days. eXp UK recently announced Victoria Pendleton, not only as their UK brand ambassador, but also as this year’s conference co-host along with head of eXp UK, Adam Day. Now…

Councils are expecting a £20-25m shortfall Source link

Ed Mead I was heartened to see Chris Rosindale, COO at Connells, going public with their cuts of c. 10% to staff working hours. There’s a rising realisation that offering employees a better work life balance is likely to not only get more out of them, but also keep them working in their roles for longer. This is not a wokey cry for equality or worry about improving mental health, though that may be a side benefit. For many years when successfully working at Douglas & Gordon in its previous incarnation, I had the most fabulous bosses [Ivor Dickinson RIP…

Wednesday 09 April 2025 6:00 am  |  Updated:  Tuesday 08 April 2025 6:01 pm Share Facebook Share on Facebook X Share on Twitter LinkedIn Share on LinkedIn WhatsApp Share on WhatsApp Email Share on Email HMRC is taking billions extra from firms in overpayments on corporation tax. UK firms overpaid £14.2bn in corporation in the last tax year, according to research by a leading accountancy firm, as Britain’s complex financial system continues to unsettle businesses.  Chancellor Rachel Reeves has told entrepreneurs and investors that she is on the side of British business amid economic headwinds brought by President Trump’s tariffs and…

The band, led by Neil Hannon, will take the stage at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on October 20. The tour is to celebrate the release of their new album, Rainy Sunday Afternoon. Tickets for the Glasgow show will be available for purchase from 10am on April 17. READ MORE: Glaswegian raises over £50K to help communities hit by deadly earthquake The new album, recorded at Abbey Road, is the band’s 13th studio album. The album covers a range of emotions, from sadness to anger, with a taste of what’s to come offered by the new track, Achilles. Neil said: “My…

Richard Gracey was helping to unload a Boeing 777 Source link

Ed Donohue, 50, was delivering fuel to Gulf Wivelsfield service station in Haywards Heath last Thursday, April 3, when expectant mother Amy Holmes and her partner Adam Davies pulled onto the forecourt. The couple, of Selham Close in Coldean, Brighton, had become stuck in traffic on their way to the Princess Royal Hospital while Amy, 36, was in labour two weeks early. Father Adam, 34, shouted for cars at the petrol station to move aside when he realised the baby was due any minute.  Ed, who has medical training from his time serving as an infantry soldier, helped Amy deliver her baby Solomon…

Location : The M25 anticlockwise exit slip at junction J9 . Reason : Congestion. Status : Currently Active. Return To Normal : Normal traffic conditions are expected between 04:30 and 04:45 on 9 April 2025. Delay : There are currently delays of 10 minutes against expected traffic. Source link

Gillingham manager Gareth Ainsworth was pleased to see his side adapt quickly on Tuesday after a hasty change of plan.The Gills picked up a point – a fourth straight draw under Ainsworth – and the manager was pleased to see how adaptable the players were and how they gave their all once again.Gareth Ainsworth in his first game as Gillingham boss at Harrogate Picture: @Julian_KPIReport: Chesterfield 1 Gillingham 1Elliott Nevitt put the Gills ahead in the first half before Chesterfield came back strongly in the second to score a deserved equaliser.Ainsworth said: “Another draw! I was really, really pleased with…