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If you spy a starlet stepping out in latex, chances are it’s from , whose rubber styles have been sported by everyone from Lady Gaga to Kim Kardashian. Holloway Road’s latex specialists are known for fine filigree details, custom prints and perfect tailoring. You may have to take a deep breath to afford these designs, but the investment is reflected in the superb quality. Attentive staff and a surplus of talc are on hand to help relax rubber virgins.

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Research last year from Starling Bank found more than 1.5 million women had started their own business in the last 12 months and nearly three times had ambitions to start one very soon.
Another study by YouGov and The Telegraph with women who started a business during the pandemic painted a picture of and , with 77% feeling confident about their chances of success in the coming year.

The UK government has become a shareholder in a company, a business, a London-based and a maker of land, underwater and that “take inspiration from the clever tricks that animals use to move”.
The taxpayer-backed British Business Bank’s Future Fund, set up by the government to provide loans to during the pandemic, announced investments in another 75 companies on Thursday including a stake in a yacht charter business, a virtual reality games developer and a cancer treatment firm.
“The Future Fund was created to increase the flow of capital to companies at the height of the pandemic, while ensuring long-term value for the UK taxpayer,” said Ken Cooper, the managing director of venture solutions at British Business Bank.

To mark the end of , and to have one almighty feast after a month of fasting, some of the city’s best food traders will come together to serve up a storm, from Uzbek street food to and donuts.
And that’s not all, with musical performers, interactive activities and plenty more to explore.

Things will take place in from midday until 6pm on Saturday May 7. It’s to attend.

The long-adored toys have been putting smiles on the faces of children – and adults too – since the mid ’80s. But how could they not? The little fuzzy, flocked plastic creatures are adorable and reek of , with an array of countryside settings, including manors, cabins, windmills and other fairly middle class locations, to house more than 60 different animal families. This shop in stocks the lot, plus a few discontinued and rare items to boot.

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If you’re about to lead major change at your organisation, one thing’s for certain. No matter how great your vision, your plan, the enthusiasm of and your , you’re also going to need the excited of your .

1- Go talk about it
2- Personalise your employee message
3- Define the road ahead
4- Lead by example

A £100 million launched by the founders of has secured £48 million in public money to invest in next-generation consumer brand businesses.
Jon Wright, Rich Reed and Adam Balon have invested up to £5 million a year since 2013 in start-ups such as and Babylon Health, drawing on the proceeds of the sale of Innocent to Coca-Cola that year.
Their team at JamJar Investments have now raised a second fund of more than £100 million, including the £48 million from the British Business Bank’s enterprise capital funds — making JamJar the largest such fund to date.

Reed, 49, said: “The heart of the fund — half the money — is the great British taxpayer. Our job is to take the UK taxpayers’ money, use it to help create the next wave of UK-based entrepreneurs that are going to create UK jobs, UK wealth and UK opportunities, and return a profit to the UK taxpayer. Whoever thought of that deserves a knighthood because it is properly good thinking.”

is fast becoming London’s hottest party district, with q***r festival Body Movements and female-fronted party Risen hosting their recent day-to-night events across the area’s many warehouse clubs and bars. one-dayer is the original Hackney Wick festival, and once again boasts a stellar line-up of local selectors, collectives and established acts, including Club Fitness, Yung Singh, Heléna Star, Earful of Wax, Phoebe Valentine and Ezra Collective’s Joe Armon-Jones.

William Martyn set up this little store in 1897 to serve the good people of with , teas and pantry goods, artisan jams, biscuits and truffles. Pop in and order a Hamper for the full W Martyn experience, if not just to soak up the history of this place.

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