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More bang for your buck
Have you ever found a product that just does it all? You know the one, the lipstick that you have used for you cheeks and lids, or the blusher that you also use as an eyeshadow.
One visually impaired girl’s take on the whole meaning of Christmas
Here we are, in the thick of the holiday season. Three days to go until Christmas and people are running around like headless chickens trying to find that perfect gift for that special person and fretting about that not very special relative that they feel obliged to spend Christmas day with.
‘Ere Wot’s This 60 quid?’
‘Ere wot’s this 60 quid?’ has been the question of the week. Several people have rung me to ask about a mysterious £60 that has been paid into their bank account by the DWP in the last month. Allow me to explain.
Well - trained health worker
Do you ever get fed up with the Christmas card ritual?
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