Three Bermudian sisters living in Britain are finalists in a food competition.
Jameelah Brinson, Karima Gardner and Ahyaana Tiana Young will find out at the end of this month if they have won the Boxp.
After 36 years of passionately supporting and harnessing Croydon’s entrepreneurial talent, David Robinson is stepping down from his role as a trustee of StartUp Croydon. In David’s time at the charity, it has helped between 8,000 and 10,000 businesses start up, with courses and mentoring all paid for to help those getting into self-employment get on their way. Some of the businesses include a web design company which has now expanded significantly across the south east, an IT recruitment firm which ended up on the stock market, and a cleaning business which has around 500 employees. “It’s our job,” he said. “We like to think that we can help them through the first year of their life in self-employment to get them up and running, take them through our courses and then see them on a regular basis, mentoring them, to help them on their way.