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Senior reporter at Canterbury Crown Court for the KM Group
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TOK26: The London Tokenisation Summit

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By Paul Hooper Verified
| EIN News
TOK26: The London Tokenisation Summit LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM, January 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Building on the success of its inaugural event, the Tokenisation Summit returns to London on 29 January 2026 for its second edition - bringing together the leading policymakers, regulators, institutional investors, and digital finance innovators who are shaping the next phase of Real-World Asset (RWA) tokenisation.
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Planting Root in Your Parks and Community for Park and Recreation Month

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By Paul Hooper Verified
| nrpa.org
Tags: Urban Parks and Recreation, Trends and News, Park and Recreation Month Pictured: Local business owners in Lexington, Kentucky, plant trees as part of Lexington's Park and Recreation Month celebration. Photo courtesy of Paul Hooper, Lexington Parks & Recreation. Park and Recreation Month is all about celebrating our great parks, highlighting amazing programs, and shedding light on the incredible work our staff do each day to enhance their communities.
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Lexington Parks & Recreation finalist for National Gold Medal Award

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By Paul Hooper Verified
| Lexington
Lexington Parks & Recreation was a finalist for the prestigious National Gold Medal Award governed and managed by the American Academy for Parks and Recreation Administration (AAPRA) in partnership with the National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA). Lexington was a finalist in the Class II category, which includes cities with a population of 150,001 – 400,000.
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