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Kate is Beautylicious
Kate Brown from Walton studied for her NVQ Level 2 in beauty at Hugh Baird College in Bootle which she completed in 2006. She then built up a range of experience before accessing Stepclever funding and advice, which led to her starting her own business.
Kate opened her salon called Beautylicious at the beginning of June at Hetherlow Community Centre, Moor Lane in Walton offering a wide range of beauty therapy services including facials, pedicures, manicures and waxes.
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Bootle Containers
When is a container not a container? When Bootle Containers are involved.
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Important Information for Stepclever Residents and Businesses
Investment in renewable energy
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Youngsters Mean Business
LIVERPOOL infants as young as five are being encouraged to think up imaginative business ideas which will make a difference at school, in their community and at home.
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All things that glitter don’t have to be gold as Claire Smithwick has discovered.
In 2009 Claire was made redundant from her job as a florist and struggled to find another job in the industry. So, Claire took control of the situation and decided to turn her hobby – jewellery making – into a full time job.