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New treatment room opens at beauty and holistic wellbeing salon (opens the original)
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A new treatment room has opened at a beauty and holistic wellbeing salon based in a townâs business park. The Phoenix Reset Room opened at House of ENB, 3 Hoddins Way in Long Sutton today (Friday), and founder, holistic therapist Bee Haunch, has achieved her vision to create a home of nervous system wellbeing in South Lincolnshire. It will offer a âfresh approachâ to nervous system wellbeing, relaxation and restorative holistic therapies with taster sessions available. She said: âModern
GCSE Results: âThese achievements are the result of a real team effortâ (opens the original)
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An academy is celebrating a âstrongâ set of GCSE results with pupils achieving positive outcomes across a range of subjects. University Academy Long Sutton pupils collected their grades and celebrated their achievements with staff, family and friends before they move on in their educational journey. Results were particularly strong in art, citizenship, performing arts, and statistics, while significant improvements were recorded in music, engineering, history and science. Simon Gilman, vice
Nigelâs âFinal Gigâ as âhumble rockstarâ dies aged 83 (opens the original)
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A respected musician who has devoted his life to his family and performing has died. Nigel Portass, who was a familiar face as the owner of music shop Portass and Carter in Sutton Bridge, died from sudden ill health at the age of 83 on Friday, July 31. A talented jazz and blues musician, he had an astonishing music career spanning more than 60 years, performing with the likes of Rod Stewart, Chuck Berry, Ronnie Scott, Tom Jones and Van Morrison. His funeral - touchingly named Nigelâs Final Gig
Sisters to expand clothing business with second store in West Norfolk (opens the original)
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Two sisters are expanding their business - with plans to open a second shop in West Norfolk. Coocumber on Victoria Street, Spalding, is owned by siblings Rachel Wilding and Claire Burden, who have run the boutique selling clothing and accessories for eight years. Since the beginning of the year, the businesswomen have been looking at ways to expand and will be opening a âsisterâ store in Station Road, Heacham, by autumn. Claire said: âI have been living in Norfolk for five and a half years
New idea for âCome Dine With Meâ-style community dinner parties (opens the original)
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A keen hostess is hoping to bring strangers together to enjoy food and develop friendships. Emily Chamberlain, 31, is testing out a âCome Dine With Meâ-style project called A Place at the Table for food lovers to host community dinner parties and make new connections. The Wisbech Academy drama teacher said: âI grew up in Spalding and moved away to go to university before meeting my husband. âWe lived in London for a while, and though our families are based here, it is quite hard to meet
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