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Bad Apple Hair Event at Topshop Birmingham
A couple of weeks ago I attended a glamorous evening of hair and fashion at Birmingham’s Topshop store in the Bullring. The event was to celebrate the launch of the Bad Apple Hair salon based in the store, and to get a chance to look at some of the latest arrivals in fashion, as chosen by the girls of the personal shopping team. It was a fun event that certainly brought colour and cheer to what was already a very grim January. Topshop launched their personal shopping service last Summer, with the idea being that you could use it to help with a wardrobe update, to look for something specific…
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What to Expect from a Career in Public Administration
Administrators are the unsung heroes in many areas of the public and non-profit sector. Administrators make sure everything runs efficiently and on time. If you have a high level of organizational ability and you love it when things go to plan, a career as a public administrator could be your dream job. So, what can you expect if you sign up for a Norwich University MPA? Most Norwich University students elect to study for a degree in public administration because they want to make a difference. Public administrators work in a range of different sectors, including government departments, for non-profits, and in education. It can be a challenging position, particularly…
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Benefits of fibreglass umbrellas
Fibreglass is a hugely lucrative and in-demand material that is used by multiple industries for countless products. But why is it so popular, what are its specific advantages and why should you consider it when choosing an everyday item, like an umbrella? In this article, we’ll establish how fibreglass is made, what it’s used for and how it’s the perfect material to construct premium umbrellas. What is fibreglass? Fibreglass also goes by the name ‘glass reinforced plastic’ (GRP) and is created by joining a collection of very thin fibres of glass with a binding solution. The main ingredients of fibreglass are silica sand, soda ash and limestone. Each glass fibre…
