As the Covid-19 pandemic led to stringent lockdowns and other restrictions across the country, thousands of sex workers have been left in the lurch as they are unable to perform their work, due to which their livelihoods have come to a standstill.
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Bernie, 85, said: “How fortunate we are to be in this part of the country – Derbyshire is a beautiful county.”
His favourite view is Curbar Edge. Bernie said: “It’s great to be living in north Derbyshire and have that on your doorstep. You can see quite a lot of Chatsworth estate from there. You’re looking at the work of centuries ago – Capability Brown must have done a bit of viewing from up there to lay out the estate the way it is.”
Not surprisingly, Chesterfield’s Crooked Spire is Bernie’s favourite landmark in Derbyshire. He said: “It’s an ever present reminder of the town and you never get tired of looking at it. I remember the first time I saw it was in 1959 when I came to Chesterfield to sell vacuum cleaners door to door.”
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In a freewheeling interview with TD, Jennifer Huntley, head of partnerships in Asia Pacific, Middle East and Africa at VisitBritain talks about how the Gulf region is the second most valuable market for Britain in terms of visitor spending. VisitBritain is looking at positioning the country’s appeal as a tourism destination, improving its ranking in the eyes of international travellers and increasing visitor spending in all parts of Britain.
Aerial. River Thames and Tower Bridge, London, England
TD:
How is Visit Britain promoting the region in the Middle East? What are the key strategies involved?
JH: Working with a wide range of partners in both the UK and overseas, our mission is to make tourism one of the most successful and productive sectors for the UK economy. Tourism is currently worth GBP 127 billion (USD 174.40 billion) to Britain’s economy and as Britain’s seventh largest export industry, inbound tourism’s economic contribution was valued at GBP 26.2
Busier than a summer bank holiday : Hundreds visit Snake Pass summit despite snow - police aren t impressed We can only knock so much common sense back into society
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Police have hit out at hundreds of people who visited the Snake Pass summit despite snowy conditions this weekend.