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3 weeks ago | 
platinummediagroup.co.uk | Alan Wares |Maarten Hoffmann |Tess De Klerk |Paul Bates
Brighton’s first community radio station, RadioReverb 97.2FM, celebrated its 18th birthday this March.
The award-winning station won its 97.2FM licence on 26th March 2007 and now broadcasts across the city of Brighton & Hove and parts of Sussex.
Its output is an eclectic mix of spoken word and music, reflecting the diverse, inclusive community of Brighton & Hove.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
platinummediagroup.co.uk | Maarten Hoffmann |Alan Wares |Paul Bates
Q: What has been your path into consultancy at Roffey Park?
Emma Du Parcq: Since my first part-time job in retail, I’ve been fascinated by what makes organisations successful and great places to work. I suspected, long before diving into the research, that there was a connection between work environments where people felt valued and engaged, and the benefit they created for customers.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
platinummediagroup.co.uk | Alan Wares |Alison Jones
Nick Candy is a British billionaire luxury property developer and politician, who has been the treasurer of Reform UK since December 2024. He was estimated to share a joint net worth of £1.5 billion in the Estates Gazette Rich List 2010 along with his brother Christian Candy, placing them at position 52 in the list of the richest property developers in the United Kingdom. He is also married to actor-turned-far-right-wing political activist Holly Valance.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
platinummediagroup.co.uk | Alison Jones |Alan Wares
It’s always important to look ahead in business, as you can’t change the past, but you can learn from it. The start of a New Year and the next quarter of this century hold huge opportunities for those brave enough and willing to take them. I was delighted to meet many local business leaders when judging the Sussex Business Awards which were held on December 5th.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
platinummediagroup.co.uk | Maarten Hoffmann |Alan Wares |Paul Bates
We are awash with electric cars on the market at the moment and, as with most things in life, they are getting better and better. One thing that annoys me is designers needing to create some sci-fi-looking thing on the basis that it’s electric, therefore it needs to look like Mr Spock was the last owner in the log book.
NO, you don’t.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
platinummediagroup.co.uk | Paul Bates |Alan Wares |Maarten Hoffmann
Bird-proofing against seagulls and pigeons is an essential task for property owners, especially during the winter months. January presents a critical window to address potential bird infestations before the breeding season begins. After the birds have started nesting, it’s too late to take action.
Seagulls and pigeons, while a familiar sight in urban and coastal areas, can cause significant damage to properties and pose health risks.
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Jan 20, 2025 | 
platinummediagroup.co.uk | Alan Wares |Paul Bates |Maarten Hoffmann
We ventured to the Old Town of Antibes for a few days, out of season, at the end of October. Access to the city from London is fairly easy. The obvious method of transport is a 95-minute easyJet flight from London Gatwick to Nice Côte d’Azur Airport, then a local train taking six stops to get from the airport to Antibes.
Almost too easy, so we took the slower, but more luxurious route of Eurostar and TGV.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
platinummediagroup.co.uk | Sophie Ward |Tess De Klerk |Pippa Moyle |Alan Wares
Our brain tries its best to protect us at all costs. As it handles so much at once, a lot of the tasks the brain completes are repetitive; it becomes programmed to operate on autopilot to stop us from thinking too hard about everyday activities. But when something new comes along – something our brain isn’t used to or knows little about – it can trigger a level of anxiety.
This can be exactly what happens when we’re starting a new job or changing careers.
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Jan 16, 2025 | 
platinummediagroup.co.uk | Tess De Klerk |Sophie Ward |Pippa Moyle |Alan Wares
Following on from an article in June’s Dynamic highlighting the dangers inherent in the unregulated industry, Dynamic looks at ITV’s exposé, ‘Britain’s Backstreet Surgery Scandal’
Undercover filming by ITV News gave an insight into dangerous cosmetic practices being carried out in some of Britain’s high-street salons by ‘wild west operators’.
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Jan 15, 2025 | 
platinummediagroup.co.uk | Pippa Moyle |Alan Wares
For nearly nine years, I’ve been growing a national network of women across the UK made up of local community groups. The mission is simple: helping women belong where they are. The execution is complex.
We host a range of different events to help women connect with each other, as well as managing several social media channels to facilitate that connection online.
