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In celebration of Pride Month this June, Bluewater is hosting its ‘Tree of Pride’, following a successful debut in 2023. The Kent-based shopping centre is inviting visitors to decorate the tree with their pledges to work toward a more inclusive and caring future. The community art piece will be touring the country gathering the public’s messages of love, unity, and acceptance on its journey. Guests are encouraged to commit to one of the suggested pledges or to leave a positive sentiment that feels appropriate to them, such as a dedication to a loved one. The Tree of Pride will be…

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Marugame Udon – Japan’s favourite udon and tempura restaurant group – is launching its highly popular Shake Salad in the UK so Brits can shake up summer. The Shake Salad has already been a sensation in Japan, where Marugame boasts over 800 stores and is renowned as the country’s number-one customer experience brand. Launching on the 4th of June and available all summer long, the new Shake Salad menu promises to be a perfect way to beat the heat and is designed to help diners chill out and enjoy a refreshing lunch or dinner during the scorching summer days. Shake Up Summer The Shake Salad is…

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“Fighters” is the latest feature length documentary from production company ‘Ben&Jack Studio’. The pair specialise in sports documentaries that explore important social issues and aim to create positive change in society. Previous credits include “Game On: The Unstoppable Rise of Women’s Sport” [Netflix] and “No Woman No Try” [Amazon Prime] that explored gender equality in sport, “Everybody’s Game” [Amazon Prime] that tackled racial equality through a rugby lens and “Abbie Ward. A Bump in the Road” [ITVX] that documented a professional athlete’s return to sport, 3 months after giving birth. In this new production the pair join forces with disability…

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Java Wharf is an attractive Grade II listed converted Victorian warehouse occupying a prominent dockside location in the characterful Shad Thames. Set on the western bank of the river Neckinger, a tributary of the river Thames, with long-reaching views along the water through original sash windows and from a private balcony is a magnificent 1,000 sq. ft. one-bedroom apartment, which Is available for £750,000 through Anderson Rose. Benefitting from an abundance of industrial character and charm the history and origin of the site the building rests upon is a captivating tale with links to one of the world’s most infamous moments in English history.…

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The Pain Payback – an immersive one-day pop-up from Philips Lumea – is launching as an experiential event to say an overdue goodbye to the agony of traditional hair removal, on Saturday 8th June at 55 Curtain Road, Shoreditch, London.   Women have been putting up with the pain and discomfort of traditional hair removal methods for too long – from blistered skin caused by waxing and rashes from hair removal cream to ingrown hairs from shaving.    In this free immersive and interactive space, guests will take the journey through pain when they enter the Pain Room, where spiky paneling, sticky…

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THIRST Beach Bar at OZO North Pattaya OZO Hotels, the fun and contemporary sub-brand of ONYX Hospitality Group, gears up to embrace diversity and celebrate love in all its forms as it offers a sanctuary to all in one of Thailand’s premier party destinations, by offering guest 40% off and a 20% discount on food and drinks at OZO Pattaya and 25% off all stays at OZO Chaweng Samui and more at OZO Phuket. OZO North Pattaya OZO North Pattaya is offering up to 40% off stays during Pride month including a special 20% discount on the food and beverage…

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In addition to its development model based on direct leasing or management contract, Adagio is strengthening its growth through the franchise segment with the openings of the Adagio Access Rouen Center Cathédrale, the Adagio Access Porte de Camargue, and the Adagio Access Brussels Airport. The Adagio franchise network has quadrupled in 6 years, going from 5 franchised aparthotels in 2018 to 28 today, i.e., nearly 20% of the sites operated under the Adagio brand. A fourth opening will take place this year, this time in Master Franchise, with the Adagio Original Abidjan Marcory, the group’s first site to open its…

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Shama Lakeview Asoke Bangkok ONYX Hospitality Group invites guests to celebrate diversity and inclusivity as June’s Pride Month arrives in Bangkok. Amidst the vibrant city atmosphere, ONYX Hospitality Group, the prominent management company in Southeast Asia specialising in hotels and resorts, serviced apartments and luxury residences, offers a range of accommodation, ready to welcome guests with warmth and style. Explore the rich tapestry of Bangkok’s LGBTQ+ scene while indulging in premium stays at some of the city’s finest establishments. Pride Month in Bangkok is a month-long celebration filled with parades, parties and events, embracing Bangkok’s status as one of the…

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Travel experts declare 2024 the summer of savings with the top free events for families and friends to enjoy   The streets of London come alive in the summer. From bustling food markets and music festivals to lively cultural performances, the capital is brimming with things to do during those warm sunny months. But with travel, entry tickets, and refreshments to consider, getting out and about in London with the family can soon add up. To help you out, London Northwestern Railway (LNR) has curated a list of the best free events and festivals to attend in the city this summer, as well…

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New research from the travel analysts at Radical Storage can reveal the best food markets in Europe, according to over 300,000 Google reviews, and almost 1,100 establishments to determine which markets have the nicest food and offer the best value for money. Food markets and dining halls have been a staple of European culture for centuries. While vendors have been selling delicacies on the streets since the days of Ancient Greece, the ornate covered markets and grand food halls we know today are a 19th-century phenomenon. These culinary institutions, from London’s Borough Market to Amsterdam’s Cuyp Market, have become sources of municipal…

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