The Body Shop was ‘woke’, but it’s time for it to die February 19, 2024 Anita Roddick, who died in 2007, was in the best sense “woke” before the term was pressed into service. She was idealistic, restless, determined, imaginative and slightly hectoring. When she opened the first Body Shop in Brighton in 1976, she claimed she simply wanted to “make a living for herself and her two daughters while [...]
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Harbour Hotel Sidmouth: The perfect weekend escape February 16, 2024 Sidmouth, where the Harbour Hotel is based, is an excellent location from which to explore the Jurassic Coast
Meet the corporate events company Disney and Netflix use to throw London parties February 16, 2024 Meet the corporate events company throwing £100k London parties for the likes of Netflix