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As seen in: Medium, MSN, MSN Ireland, MSN New Zealand, MSN UK, Yahoo Life, Color Research & Application, Sunday People, The Daily Mirror, The Independent (UK) and
Travel Editor for the Press Association, covering destination features and news. Views my own.
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Isle of Wight artists invited to tackle plastic pellet pollution through new exhibition

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By Sarah Marshall Verified
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Planet Aware IW are inviting IOW Creatives to submit work to raise awareness of plastic pellet-nurdle-pollution. The chosen works will then be on display at the Clayden Gallery at Quay Arts from 19th Sept to 10th October 2026 as part of the ‘Great Nurdle Hunt’. Each artworks will explore some part of the impact nurdles have on our marine environment and humans, at various stages of their production, transportation and use. There will also be related arts workshops and talks. What are Nurdles?
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‘Nudity is the rule – anything less would be bizarre’: Nordic sauna etiquette explained

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By Sarah Marshall Verified
| Aol Verified
There were few places left to look in the sauna cubicle. I’d scanned every inch of whitewashed wall and scrutinised the knotted spirals of a well-worn birchwood bench. Anything to divert my gaze from mounds of flushed flesh laid out like a butcher’s tray of Cumberland sausages. Even worse would have been to make eye contact. This was not a time for small talk.
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Child safety in the built environment: the new NSPCC toolkit explained

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By Sarah Marshall Verified
| Construction Management Verified
NSPCC’s name is synonymous with protecting children from harm. A new report published by the charity this spring sets out the role designers working in the built environment must also play to achieve that. By presenting practical steps for the industry, the Building Safer Communities for Children toolkit puts children at the heart of places the sector designs, builds and operates.
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