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A Merseyside rugby club seeing success on the pitch has urged the council to approve plans as current losses “mean that the club is not sustainable”. Caldy Rugby Club is going up against neighbours who claim they’re suffering from “significant nuisance”. Caldy Sports Club has applied to Wirral Council for permission to demolish its existing clubhouse and replace it with a new, larger facility. This includes a community hub, remodelling the existing car park, as well as creating new groundsman buildings, a tractor store, and a building for bikes. The club on Telegraph Road has been there since 1925 and has seen greater success in recent years on the pitch. However, if the plans are not approved, the club argues that this could put its future in jeopardy. Despite strong support, the plans will be brought before Wirral councillors at a planning meeting on 5 February because of opposition from some in the area. In planning application documents, the club said that the current building “is no longer fit for purpose” and “structurally inadequate”.  » Read More

Over the past month, I haven’t been nearly as active on LinkedIn as usual. It’s becauae I’ve been dealing with shingles and the recovery process took longer than I expected. Along with the physical discomfort came lingering fatigue, recurring headaches and periods of dizziness that forced me to slow down in ways I’m ot accustomed to. For someone who normally moves quickly through NYC, balancing work, meetings and content creation, being physically unable to keep up my usual pace was frustrating at first. But as the days passed, the forced slowdown created something unexpected. It gave me space. Space to rest, yes, but also space to reflect on how I’ve been showing up professionally and online. For years, I’ve been extremely consistent on LinkedIn. I’ve posted frequently, shared insights, engaged with others and stayed visible. That consistency played a major role in building my personal brand and growing my business. Many of the relationships and opportunities I have today came directly from being active and present on the platform. But stepping away even temporarily made me realize something important. At a certain point, the volume of content I was putting out began to outweigh the impact. When Posting More Starts

(Picture Courtesy: Facebook) The most awaited silent film 'Gandhi Talks' has finally released and early Twitter reviews are looking very positive. People who watched it early are saying the movie feels fresh and different. They say it gives a new experience because there are no dialogues at all. Many fans are excited because the film stars Vijay Sethupathi, Aditi Rao Hydari, Arvind Swamy and Siddharth Jadhav. Let's take a look at the first Twitter reactions to the movie. Fans say the film is a unique experience One Twitter user wrote, "#GandhiTalks : A good silent film.. A Thriller with a message.. @VijaySethuOffl plays a youth who is looking for a job.. @aditiraohydari plays his love interest.. @thearvindswami is a rich a business-man with financial issues.. The story is about how VJS - AS lives interact.. No Dialogues.. @arrahman music more than compensates not having dialogues.. The beautiful message gives a good satisfaction. . Go for this unique experience!" Another person wrote, "Rural bold content Oriented Film, A Silent Film.. no Vocals #GandhiTalks Releasing Tomorrow, Bookings Opened Now... Check it." Siddharth thanks Aditi Rao Hydari for being 'his rock' as he joins 'Unaccustomed Earth' Review explains the main story One

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Marazion town council in Cornwall has formally banned the use of X/Twitter by its councillors and staff. Marazion Town Council thinks it is the first of 213 councils in Cornwall to ban the use of Elon Musk’s social media platform as a tool to publicise what it is doing or to chat with residents. As part of a full council meeting this week, a motion was passed on a majority decision by councillors to prohibit X (formerly Twitter) from being used. It was felt that using the platform for anything that the council wanted to promote went against both the local authority’s and the town’s “beliefs around tolerance, respect and inclusiveness”. Part of the reasoning was cited as the platform’s Grok AI feature which has been under fire worldwide for being used to ‘undress’ women and create and share ‘nude’ photos of famous women. The motion was tabled by Cllr Richard Stokoe. He said he made the move “because X/Twitter continues to use sexploitation, and especially child sexual exploitation, through the manipulation of images to undress people to make money. “Yes, there is always the right of free speech but free speech can be done in places which aren’t making

More changes may be on the horizon. Meta Platforms (Meta), the company behind Instagram, Facebook, and WhatsApp, is reportedly exploring new subscription options for premium experiences across its apps, according to a TechCrunch report later confirmed by a Meta spokesperson to Investopedia. Most of us are part of the billions on social media, but would you be willing to pay for extra features? Recommended For You The proposed subscriptions would unlock additional features, including expanded artificial intelligence (AI) tools. Meta is also planning to introduce paid features such as Vibes, its AI-powered video generation app that allows users to create visuals using artificial intelligence. Stay up to date with the latest news. Follow KT on WhatsApp Channels. Despite the introduction of paid subscriptions, Meta’s core services will remain free to use, according to a report by BBC. Subscriptions for businesses Meta also intends to integrate Manus, an AI firm founded in China and acquired in December for a reported $2 billion (£1.46 billion), into its subscription services, TechCrunch noted. The company will continue to offer standalone Manus subscriptions to businesses. Meta has said the acquisition will enhance its AI capabilities by providing “agents” — tools that can handle complex tasks

Distributed by EIN Presswire The film captures what it describes as a rare turning point, as trillions of dollars move through the economy and increasingly into the hands of women The industry does not need louder marketing. It needs better teaching. ‘In Her Hands’ is our statement that financial education is the path to confidence, protection, and generational impact” — Christa Mathews DALLAS, TX, UNITED STATES, January 29, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — During Women’s Day at the WealthWave World Leadership Convention, WealthWave premiered ‘In Her Hands,’ a new 5-minute, 4K short video introduced by Christa Mathews, co-author of the book ‘HowMoneyWorks for the Next Generation.’ View the film at https://vimeo.com/1159677315?share=copy&fl=sv&fe=ci The film captures what it describes as a rare turning point: “This isn’t history on pause. This is history turning a corner,” as trillions of dollars move through the economy and increasingly into the hands of women. This premiere comes as the financial landscape rapidly shifts. Cerulli projects $124 trillion will transfer through 2048, the largest wealth movement in U.S. history. McKinsey reports that by 2030, American women are expected to control much of the $30 trillion in financial assets held by Baby Boomers, intensifying the need for education-first guidance and

Press "Enter" to skip to content New Year, New Me, New Music. 2026, what will you bring? Hopefully some good music. 2025 had a lot of amazing hits. Between the pop girlies hot-potato-ing the top charts, indie rock having its moment (duhhhh), and some R&B drops that took the world by storm, 2025 was the year of experiments and excellence. I’m happy to be turning this new leaf into 2025 and leaving all of the pain of the past, well, in the past. So here’s to new music and a new year! Let’s take a quick glance back into 2025 to highlight some of my favorite releases, without dwelling on the past. Let’s leave the dread and heartbreak in 2025. Either you were sitting in silence all of 2025, or you heard Sabrina Carpenter hold the world of music in the palm of her hand. She dropped her album Man’s Best Friend , which definitely turned heads and sparked skepticism. Just based on the album cover itself, Carpenter was trying to grab everyone’s attention. I could get into all the reasons the album cover is genius and feminist in its own way, but I will refrain. One of the best

Welcome back to Lately, The Globe’s weekly tech newsletter. If you have feedback or just want to say hello to a real-life human, send me an e-mail. In this week’s issue: 🧑🏽‍⚖️ The year of social media lawsuits around child safety is here 📱 The infinite scroll of violence in Minneapolis 🚘 Toronto-based Waabi announces robotaxi fleet with Uber 🧟 A zombified Napster is back LAWSUITS Did social media companies design their platforms to be addictive? The courts will soon decide This week, the first trial began in a series of federal and state lawsuits across the United States, accusing social media companies of designing platforms that are intentionally addictive and cause harm to children. The trial, which opened Tuesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court, centres on a lawsuit brought by a 20-year-old California woman who says she became addicted to social media as a child, leading to anxiety, depression and body-image issues. The case initially named Meta, YouTube, TikTok and Snapchat, though TikTok and Snapchat settled ahead of the trial. Plaintiffs argue that features such as infinite scroll, notifications and algorithmic recommendations are deliberately engineered to encourage compulsive use. Some experts have compared the cases to the Big

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