Author: Scott Dylan

Scott Dylan, Founder of NexaTech Ventures, is an entrepreneur and philanthropist, sharing expertise on AI innovation, business strategy, and personal stories of mental health advocacy.

Former footballer Stephen Darby and ex-England captain Steph Houghton discuss the profound impact of Darby’s MND diagnosis on their lives in the award-winning podcast ‘Rob Burrow Seven, Meets…’Stephen Darby speaks about encouraging his family to cherish the present amidst his MND battle.Steph Houghton reflects on her desire to spend more time with family after retiring from professional football.The couple shares their journey from Darby’s initial symptoms to his MND diagnosis and their efforts to maintain normalcy.Houghton outlines her plans for punditry and the couple’s hopes of starting a family.Former Liverpool and Bradford City footballer Stephen Darby, diagnosed with motor neurone…

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Chris Holland, the owner of Worcester Warriors, has revealed a comprehensive redevelopment plan for Sixways stadium. This initiative aims to not only revive the rugby club but also transform the facility into a multi-purpose venue.A key component of the proposal is the return of professional rugby to Sixways, marking a significant milestone since the club was put into administration two years ago. The plans include constructing new facilities such as a hotel, medical centre, and sports amenities.Development ProposalsWorcester Warriors owner Chris Holland has put forward ambitious plans to revitalise the Sixways stadium. These plans include the construction of a hotel,…

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Renowned hip hop artist Fatman Scoop has tragically passed away at the age of 56. This sad event occurred following his unexpected collapse on stage during a performance in Connecticut. Medical authorities have now confirmed that his death was caused by heart disease. This news has left fans and the music community mourning the loss of a pivotal figure in hip hop. Fatman Scoop’s death has left a void in the hearts of many. His iconic voice and infectious energy made him a beloved figure both on and off the stage. His contributions to hip hop are immeasurable, and his…

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New research provides hope for those who struggle to find time to exercise during the week.Studies show that condensing your weekly exercise into the weekend can offer significant health benefits, similar to those obtained from a regular exercise regimen.Benefits of Weekend WorkoutsIf exercise takes a back seat during the working week, there’s encouraging news. Research indicates that cramming the recommended amount of physical activity into the weekend offers significant health benefits. A study involving nearly 90,000 UK Biobank participants revealed that ‘weekend warriors’, who fit a week’s worth of exercise into one or two days, experienced lower risks of over…

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Celebrated TV chef Rick Stein will grace the Lincoln Book Festival, a much-anticipated event drawing a diverse range of authors and rising stars. The festival promises an engaging array of activities, from workshops to performances. Running from today until 29 September at the Lincoln Arts Centre, this year’s festival will follow the theme ‘generations’ and offer numerous opportunities for literary enthusiasts to participate in readings, discussions, and Q&A sessions. The Lincoln Book Festival boasts a line-up of esteemed authors and emerging talents, setting the stage for a vibrant celebration of literature. Rick Stein will be signing copies of his new…

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On the evening of 2 September 1967, Bentilee, a housing estate in Stoke-on-Trent, witnessed an extraordinary sight.Dozens of residents reported seeing a glowing red saucer-shaped object hovering above, an event that inspired a new theatre production decades later.The 1967 Bentilee UFO IncidentIn 1967, the small community of Bentilee became the focus of intense speculation due to reports of a red saucer-shaped object in the sky. Witnesses described the UFO as a glowing red object that changed colours rapidly, leaving a lasting impression on those who saw it.According to news reports from the time, it all happened on the evening of…

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Belfast-born Charra Tea is living her dream, celebrating her sixth year of doing drag as part of the latest cast of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK.Known to her thousands of Instagram followers as the ‘Primary Colour Princess’, Charra is ready to face fierce competition and make Northern Ireland proud.Charra Tea, performed by James Martin, has captivated audiences with her vibrant and unique style. Starting her drag journey while working in a Belfast charity shop, she was inspired by the fabulous clothes and costumes that came through the doors. ‘I was always so jealous that I wasn’t able to wear them, and…

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In a significant celebration, Midlands Today marks its 60th anniversary by taking its iconic red sofa on a grand tour across the West Midlands. This unique journey reflects the programme’s historic connection with its viewers and the region.From Warwick Castle to the streets of Birmingham, the red sofa has become a symbol of reflection, community, and celebration. Reporter Ben Sidwell leads this memorable tour, engaging with audiences and highlighting personal stories and local landmarks.A Journey through Time and PlacesThe tour commenced with the red sofa visiting notable locations, such as Warwick Castle. These visits not only showcased the rich heritage…

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Bristol’s very own Elijah A.M. is shaking up the music scene with a unique twist by combining his love for cooking with his musical talents.The artist will prepare curated meals onstage as he performs tracks from his new EP, offering audiences a multi-sensory experience.Innovative Music and Culinary PairingsElijah A.M., a rapper and passionate home cook, has found an innovative way to showcase his latest music. Similar to wine pairings, he has matched courses to tracks from his new EP, Table. The artist, who trained as a chef, will prepare these meals live onstage while performing, creating a unique experience for…

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A music festival in East Sussex has withdrawn its partnership with the Faroe Islands following backlash over the Faroese whaling practices. The criticism arises from the longstanding tradition of whaling, which many deem barbaric and inhumane. The festival organisers decided to address these concerns and sever ties to maintain their ethical stance.Partnership with the Faroe Islands TerminatedThe Great Escape, a prominent music festival in Brighton, recently announced its decision to end its partnership with the Faroe Islands. This decision came after the Sussex Dolphin Project highlighted concerns regarding the Faroese whaling practices. The festival had initially partnered with the Faroe…

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