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However, his son, Scott Mullins, is expected to retain his 10 per cent and continue as Pimlico Plumbers’ chief executive.Charlie founded the business back in 1979 with what he recalls as a second-hand van and a box of tools.Since then, the company has grown to complete an average of 100,000 service jobs in central London every year.Pimlico Plumbers employs more than 400 people and currently makes more than £50 million in revenue yearly.Speaking to the BBC, Charlie shared how the pandemic had led to increased calls, going from 2,000 to 3,000 jobs per week.He said: "Covid helped to lift the company to another level.

Salford Red Devils are set to part company with Richard Marshall.

EXCLUSIVE: Rand Holston is leaving Paradigm to form his own management company. All of his clients are coming with him to Rand Holston Management. The exit is amicable. Holston spent 10 years at Paradigm, this after spending 28 years at CAA. Holston’s last day will be September 30.

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Caroline Framke Chief TV CriticThough “Muhammad Ali” is debuting well after “The Last Dance,” it’s hard not to think of it as a sort of spiritual prequel to ESPN’s propulsive docuseries. “The Last Dance,” which detailed the rise of Michael Jordan as both a superstar athlete and unstoppable global brand, immediately became a sensation upon its April 2020 premiere.

EXCLUSIVE: The Nacelle Company (The Toys That Made Us) has partnered with Paul Frank via owner Futurity Brands to develop and produce a TV show, centered on its characters.

As HBO Max begins its European rollout next month, Chief Content Officer Casey Bloys said that programming strategy for the streamer will be driven by creative quality rather than data. Bloys, who runs content for both HBO and HBO Max spoke remotely at the RTS Convention today, telling delegates the company was “still figuring out the best way to use data.”

iOS - Android Stephen was delighted that judges recognised the lengths he and Fiona go to in a bid to give something back to the communities in which they work.And he attributed part of the company’s success in the awards to the coverage Homely Scents has received in the Rutherglen Reformer and on the online news site of sister paper, the Daily Record.We reported earlier this year that Stephen and partner Fiona would be adding a touch of sparkle to Rutherglen and Cambuslang Foodbank’s new warehouse by providing their services free of charge.The couple didn’t hesitate to waive the charge for cleaning the busy foodbank’s premises when manager Katharina Nimmo invited them to submit a quote for the contract.Homely Scents gives back to the

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Katie Price and sister Sophie Price have teamed up to create their very own baby clothes collection, Little Pricey, and spoke exclusively about the brand.The former glamour model told us: “We both like all the colour scheme and our logo so we thought we’d start off with that and then we can grow the collection.” The sisters also took the time to look back on their close bond, as Katie admits that her sister has ‘put up with a lot of rubbish because of me.’ The mum-of-five told us: “She had a hard time at school because of me and I feel sorry for her for that.” To watch the full video, simply sign up to become an OK! VIP by popping your email address below! Video Loading Video Unavailable Click to play Tap to play The video will auto-play

Sony Interactive Entertainment (SIE) America and chairman of SIE Worldwide Studios, has revealed why he left PlayStation after working at Sony for 32 years.PlayStation announced Layden’s departure back in September 2019, although no reason was given by either the company or himself.In an interview with Bloomberg, he finally revealed that he left to avoid burnout, having already launched six consoles during his time at Sony.“It’s a young person’s activity,” Layden said.

Laura Whitmore has taken to social media to praise a company for making bags with enough space to fit in a breast pump.The mother-of-one shared snaps of the bag, made by Shrimps, a fashion brand owned by designer Hannah Weiland, which she sported at the GQ Awards on Wednesday evening.The Love Island presenter paired the sparkly black bag with a black jumpsuit, complete with a dark blue ruffle on one side which trailed down her back, and a pair of stylish black Jimmy Choo's. The 36-year-old posted several snippets of her night out with husband Iain Stirling, including a clip of her showing off her outfit on the tube, and a video of her alongside Anne Marie and Jazz Sherman as the trio touched up their make up in the bathroom.

Nkechi Okoro Carroll is staying in business with Warner Bros.

Jem Aswad Senior Music EditorWith overall revenue growth of 9% and a 7% gain in EBITDA, BMG boasts of its best first half since parent company Bertelsmann returned to the music business with a new-look model in 2008. While the pandemic stymied growth in music publishing, BMG’s core business, a 29.4% uptick by recorded music carried the day for the fiscal period that ended June 30.Revenue for the period was €296 million, EBITDA at €50m.

We all love a glass or five of Prosecco every now and again as a bit of a treat, but how does downing glasses of bubbly as an actual paid job sound? Well, bubbly fans can rejoice as all of their drinking dreams might well come true, as a wine company has just opened up a very exciting position as their professional Prosecco taster.

A man has died after falling from a balcony at New York City’s Citi Field during a Dead & Company concert.

A 46-year-old man died on Friday, after falling from a balcony at a Dead & Company at New York’s Citi Field, Deadline can confirm.

Selome Hailu editorA 46-year-old man attending a Dead & Company concert at Citi Field in New York City on Aug. 20 fell off of a balcony and died.The New York Police Department confirmed to Variety that first responders were called to the stadium at about 9:05 p.m on Friday night.

Adam Crozier, the British executive who was previously CEO of ITV and the Football Association, will take over as chair of UK telecommunications outfit BT at the end of the year.

Rihanna‘s Fenty brand after the wrong version of their song was allegedly played during a Savage X Fenty 2020 fashion show.The anonymous artist claims that they received death threats after a version of their song ‘Doom’ containing a reading of a Muslim text known as a Hadith was played at the event.