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Economic Development

Nailcote Hall in Berkswell was the setting for this month's Ladies First event

Ariane Poole and Andrea Bayles gave out make-up and nutrition tips to businesswomen at this month's Ladies First event at Nailcote Hall in Berkswell.

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05:00, 15 NOV 2014

Ariane Poole and Andrea Bayles were guest speakers at the Ladies First event at Nailcote Hall

Lisa Kennedy, Ladies First; Ariane Poole, Andrea Bayles, Natural Solutions; Julie Richardson, Ladies First, at this month's Ladies First event held at Nailcote Hall.

Guest speakers at this month’s Ladies First event were celebrity make-up artist Ariane Poole and nutritionist Andrea Bayles.

The event took place at Nailcote Hall in Berkswell and attracted over 50 businesswomen.

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