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Bella May Culley Has Been Found: Is the British Youth in Crisis?

A British teenager, Bella May Culley, 18, from Billingham, County Durham, who was reported missing while traveling in Thailand, has been arrested over 4,000 miles away in Tbilisi, Georgia, on serious drug smuggling charges.

She is accused of illegally purchasing, possessing, and importing a large quantity of narcotics, including approximately 14 kilograms of cannabis and hashish, found in her luggage at Tbilisi International Airport.

Bella had been traveling in Southeast Asia, spending three weeks in the Philippines after Easter before arriving in Thailand around May 3. She...

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Tips to get the most out of your Spanish courses in Barcelona

Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia and one of the liveliest cities in Spain. This city is undoubtedly an important centre for economic, artistic, sports, and cultural development. Thousands of tourists visit it every year to relax and find inspiration, and many of them even decide to stay longer to learn the language.

Barcelona is an ideal place to enjoy a nice and long vacation while learning Spanish. In fact, many students from countries worldwide pick this city because it allows them to learn Spanish in a bohemian environment while being able to spend the day at the beach...

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Forex market regulators and broker licensing

Authored by David Banks
Posted: Wed, 07/21/2021 - 5:32am

When choosing a broker, it is extremely important to know not only the trading conditions but also the status of the broker itself, the availability of a license, and which body it is regulated by. When beginners start their way on Forex, they do not know which regulator issued a license to the dealing center with which they are going to cooperate. It encourages many brokers to fraud and dishonest attitude to their duties.

Each broker must have a Forex trading license. They receive it in the country where the company is registered. There are many organizations in almost every...

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How to decide if an IVA is the best choice for you

Authored by Val Watson
Posted: Mon, 07/19/2021 - 6:38am

In order to decide whether an IVA is the right choice for you, you should first understand what it is. An Individual Voluntary Arrangement is essentially a legally binding agreement entered between you and your creditors that allows you to pay off your debts at a rate that is affordable and doable for you. It is considered a part of Debt Management Plan advice , and involves an insolvency practitioner that manages all your subsequent payments accordingly. Individuals struggling with paying off their debt tend to opt for this option as it gives them protection from their creditors taking...

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Are You Ready for a Pet? 8 Questions to Ask Yourself

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Fri, 07/16/2021 - 3:22pm

Whether you live alone, with friends, or have a family, there may be a time where you consider getting a pet. However, before you do so, it’s important to do some research first. Owning an animal is often a long-term commitment, and you want to make sure that you give them the happy and healthy life they deserve.

Below we are going to take a look at eight questions you should ask yourself before you think of getting a pet.

Sound interesting? Then let’s get started.

Can I afford a pet?

The first question to ask yourself if you are thinking of getting a...

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Digital magazine: What exactly is it?

The appearance of the printing press represented a momentous event in the history of communication. With the advancement of technology, magazines were born. Today, in the age of digitization, we have digital magazines. Internet technology has changed almost everything, not only how people order taxis through Uber, how people make a lot of money by gambling on a gambling site that provides 400+ free spins , but also how people seek information from digital magazines.

What if today you learn how to make a digital magazine? Why not?

Digital magazines represent the evolution...

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A basic guide to self-invested personal pensions

Authored by Liv Butler
Posted: Tue, 07/13/2021 - 1:12am

You might not have heard of a self-invested personal pension (SIPP) before, but it could actually be a good option for you.

SIPPs are often also referred to as DIY pensions because they require that you choose your own investments. Being able to manage your own pension can certainly have its benefits, and it may seem preferable to you over a traditional private pension.

If you would like to learn more about self-invested personal pensions, then you can read on for further guidance.

Manage Your Own Pension

When you decide to go with this kind of pension...

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Ladder buying guide: Which ladder should you buy?

Making sure you have the right equipment to complete a job is paramount if you want to get it done quickly and safely. When it comes to choosing the right ladder, the right option might not be obvious right away. There are so many kinds of ladder on the market that it can be easy to think you need a step ladder, when a multi-purpose ladder would, in fact, be a better choice. Don’t worry, if you’re new to DIY or looking for a bit of advice, this ladder guide will help.

Extension ladders

These adjustable ladders are a great choice for window cleaners, tradespeople and DIY-ers alike...

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Three Redrow SW site managers recognised at the NHBC’s Pride in the Job Quality Awards

Leading housebuilder, Redrow, is pleased to announce that three of its site managers have received Pride in the Job Quality Awards this year.

Alvin Woodhouse, Gary Thomas & Steve Damerell have all won NHBC Pride in the Job Quality Awards for their work on our sites at Harwood, Great Oldbury & Potters Lea.

The accolade, established by the National House Building Council (NHBC), celebrates the exceptional contribution site managers make in creating homes of outstanding quality. Pride in the Job, first launched over forty years ago, is the most highly regarded...

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Rural communities “left behind” and lack access to essential services, according to new report

Many rural communities in the UK have been “left behind” and require a different approach to transport and mobility investment than those in urban areas, a new report says today.

National law firm, Foot Anstey LLP, which has offices located in Bristol, Exeter, London, Plymouth, Southampton, Taunton and Truro, has collaborated with global consulting firm WSP on ‘The 30-minute rural community’ which explores mobility within the UK's rural areas.

The report examines the challenges around rural mobility and the opportunities to create more productive, greener, healthier,...

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Shortage of properties coming to market in South West

The South West is experiencing a significant shortage of homes coming onto the market, according to new data.

The figures from Quick Move Now and Home.co.uk show that the number of properties newly listed for sale in April 2021 was 29 percent lower than April 2019 levels, and 28 percent lower than in April 2016. Every region except Greater London is experiencing a significant reduction in the number of properties coming to the market, but the South West of England has seen the greatest drop from 2019 levels. This reduction in properties coming to the market comes at a time when...

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