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Superdrug shoppers praise amazing new in store method to help makeup lovers
Superdrug unveiled its new makeup scheme on Instagram
Superdrug shoppers are praising the new recycling scheme online (Image: Superdrug)
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Superdrug shoppers have praised its amazing new makeup recycling scheme which is being introduced in stores.
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PATIENTS told to travel miles out of town to Covid vaccination centres have hit out at the confusion after discovering they can be given their jabs in Swindon. People aged over 56 are receiving letters from the National Booking Service inviting them to get their jab in large centres at Bath, Oxford, Cheltenham and even Ipswich in Suffolk. David Griffiths, 63, from New Town and a South Swindon parish councillor, said he first tried to book a vaccination appointment via the government website and was directed to centres in Ludgershall, Pinner in Middlesex, Bromsgrove and the Bath and West Showground. There was no option for him to book a jab at the Steam Museum. “I felt really annoyed. You’re breaking government lockdown regulations by unnecessarily travelling and going out of the area.
SEC Wins Bench Trial Against Advisory Firm and Its Co-Owners for Cherry-Picking Scheme and Misrepresentations to Clients
SEC v. World Tree Financial, LLC, et al., Case No. 6:18-cv-01229-MJJ-CBW (W.D. La., filed Sept. 18, 2018)
On January 15, 2021, following a week-long, live bench trial, the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Louisiana entered final judgment in favor of the SEC against investment advisory firm, World Tree Financial, LLC and its co-owners Wesley Kyle Perkins and Priscilla Perkins. The SEC charged Wesley Perkins and World Tree on September 18, 2018 with perpetrating a fraudulent cherry-picking scheme. The SEC also charged Wesley Perkins, World Tree, and Priscilla Perkins for misrepresentations to investors regarding the firm s trading policies.