Nottingham s newest road connecting Beeston and Lenton is dividing opinion
The 20mph road links Humber Road in Beeston to Thane Road in Lenton
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Boots workers go viral after saving baby with £4.50 hair removal cream
Shoppers have praised their quick thinking
07:32, 1 APR 2021
Boots workers go viral after saving baby s life with £4.50 hair removal cream (Image: Hull Daily Mail)
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Man charged with stealing razors from Boots store in Belfast city centre Laganside Court in Belfast 17 March, 2021 15:40
A MAN who allegedly raided a Boots store in Belfast is to be barred from all of its branches in Northern Ireland, a judge ordered today.
Shane Brett (25) had already been excluded from any city centre shops signed up to a retail crime prevention scheme.
But the prohibition was extended as he appeared at Belfast Magistrates Court to face a new charge of burgling Boots on Donegall Place.
Brett, with a previous address at a hostel in Larne, is accused of stealing £90 worth of razors from the store last Sunday.
Victoria Centre issues statement after Thorntons shop closure confirmed
Bosses say they are still optimistic
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Victoria Centre bosses remain upbeat about the future of shopping in Nottingham despite the increasing loss of high street names.
Since the start of the pandemic, the city centre has suffered one blow after another with the closure of high-profile brands across the length and breadth of the city centre.
Do you have lockdown lines ? This serum could help
11 March 2021 • 3:01pm
The sales of certain categories of beauty products always go up and down, but no more so than in the past year, which has seen falling sales of make-up products versus a rise in skincare. New statistics from Boots own brand No7 has revealed its Line Correcting Booster Serum, which is now priced at £19, was one of the company’s best-selling products of 2020.
In a survey of 2000 women, Boots found that almost 60 percent of women are now more aware of lines since the start of the pandemic. Zoom calls certainly don’t help - there’s nothing like constantly staring at your face through the computer screen to highlight areas you previously wouldn t have been concerned about.