Blackpool beach was ranked as the best beach for families. It has Spanish-style steps leading to golden sands that are perfect for activities like strolling, Frisbee, and picnics. Donkey rides and deckchairs are also available. Polzeath beach in Cornwall was ranked as the best for swimming, with secluded coves and sands that seem to go on forever at low tide. Cardigan Bay in Wales was ranked as the best for wildlife, as it is home to one of only two bottlenose dolphin colonies in the UK and is likely to see seals, porpoises, and various birds. Woolacombe beach in Devon was ranked as the best for activities, with
This document summarizes the seventh annual Tesco Mum of the Year awards ceremony. It recognizes eight inspirational mothers for their achievements and helping others. The event included celebrity guests, musical performances, and honored the award winners for their compassion and community work. Attendees enjoyed food, drinks and goodie bags at the glamorous event celebrating amazing mothers.
This document provides recommendations for the hottest holiday destinations for 2012, including Crete, Greece; Aruba; Toronto, Canada; Lisbon, Portugal; Orlando, Florida; and Holland. It highlights the best things to see and do, eat, and tips for saving money in each destination.
Carol Vorderman responds to criticism about her dress sense at age 51. She says she dresses how she likes and is more confident now than in her 30s. As a single mother, she raised two successful children on her own and found fulfillment through her career in TV and education advising.
Tracey became the sole breadwinner for her family after her husband Graham lost his job. She had to take on more hours in her part-time job, including working weekends and late nights, to replace Graham's lost income. Graham then went to university while caring for their two children. Tracey was promoted and found satisfaction in providing for her family on her own income.
This document summarizes interviews with four women who started successful businesses despite economic challenges. It discusses:
1) Nicola Elliott who founded an organic candle and skincare company called Neom with £15,000 in savings. Her products are now stocked in 400 stores and the business generates £1.5 million in annual revenue.
2) Sophie Cornish who co-founded the online marketplace NotOnTheHighStreet.com with £140,000 from investors. The site now lists 1,500 small businesses and employs 35 people.
3) Katariina Rosen who earns £55,000 profit per year from her online knitting patterns and wool collection business.
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The document discusses how taking on physical challenges for charity can help motivate people to improve their health and happiness. It profiles 4 readers who transformed their lives and bodies through charity events: Sarah lost over 2.5 stone training for a cancer charity run in memory of her brother; Tracey slimmed to a size 12 to skydive for cystic fibrosis research for her son; Debbie ditched antidepressants and lost 2 stone training to climb Kilimanjaro; and Jane took up running and lost over 3 stone in preparation for marathon challenges that raised money for Alzheimer's research.
This document summarizes the weight loss journeys of four women who used diets from Tescodiets.com to lose significant amounts of weight. Lucy lost over 3 stone (42 pounds) from a size 18 to a size 12 after having two children. Colette lost over 11 stone (154 pounds) from a size 32 to a size 12 to be able to better care for her disabled daughter. Julie lost over 2 stone (28 pounds) from a size 14 to a size 12 in time for her wedding in Cyprus. Deane lost over 4 stone (56 pounds) in 8 months from a size 20 to a size 12/14 to feel better about herself. All the women credit the Tescodiets plans and
The document appears to be a magazine article containing several short summaries of fashion and beauty products and tips, including a green vest top, orange trousers, a hot pink yeti nail polish, a bracelet, bag, and sandals. It also mentions a firming hair spray and a cream to help reduce lines and wrinkles. The pieces provide brief descriptions and prices for various clothing, accessories, and beauty items to help readers transform their spring looks.
This document summarizes interviews with four women who started successful businesses despite economic challenges. It discusses:
1) Nicola Elliott who founded an organic candle and skincare company called Neom with £15,000 in savings. Her products are now stocked in 400 stores and the business generates £1.5 million in annual revenue.
2) Sophie Cornish who co-founded the online marketplace NotOnTheHighStreet.com with £140,000 from investors. The site now lists 1,500 small businesses and employs 35 people.
3) Katariina Rosen who earns £55,000 profit per year from her online knitting patterns and wool collection business.
4)
The document discusses how taking on physical challenges for charity can help motivate people to improve their health and happiness. It profiles 4 readers who transformed their lives and bodies through charity events: Sarah lost over 2.5 stone training for a cancer charity run in memory of her brother; Tracey slimmed to a size 12 to skydive for cystic fibrosis research for her son; Debbie ditched antidepressants and lost 2 stone training to climb Kilimanjaro; and Jane took up running and lost over 3 stone in preparation for marathon challenges that raised money for Alzheimer's research.
This document summarizes the weight loss journeys of four women who used diets from Tescodiets.com to lose significant amounts of weight. Lucy lost over 3 stone (42 pounds) from a size 18 to a size 12 after having two children. Colette lost over 11 stone (154 pounds) from a size 32 to a size 12 to be able to better care for her disabled daughter. Julie lost over 2 stone (28 pounds) from a size 14 to a size 12 in time for her wedding in Cyprus. Deane lost over 4 stone (56 pounds) in 8 months from a size 20 to a size 12/14 to feel better about herself. All the women credit the Tescodiets plans and
The document appears to be a magazine article containing several short summaries of fashion and beauty products and tips, including a green vest top, orange trousers, a hot pink yeti nail polish, a bracelet, bag, and sandals. It also mentions a firming hair spray and a cream to help reduce lines and wrinkles. The pieces provide brief descriptions and prices for various clothing, accessories, and beauty items to help readers transform their spring looks.