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Sasha White

Guildford
As seen in: The Telegraph, Aol, ProQuest, Tablet Magazine, XoNecole, SWLondoner, The Student (Edinburgh), Empoword Journalism, North West Londoner, North East Londoner

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Born a cleaner, raised as one, living as cleaner. Had a good finance career, but left it for her passion - cleaning. Currently working in a local domestic cleaning company in Guildford.
http://cleanersinguildford.co.uk/
Pay it a visit if you want your home sparkling cleaned by professional experts in GU1.

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What makes Sicily the greatest island in the Med, according to locals

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By Sasha White
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The greatest island in the Med? According to Telegraph Travel's extensive study, comparing 50 islands across more than 30 different metrics, it is Sicily that reigns supreme. With everything from sandy beaches and ancient ruins to Michelin-starred restaurants and first-rate hotels, it appeals to the classicist and the hedonist alike (as well as A-listers like Dua Lipa and Callum Turner, who this weekend celebrated their wedding there).
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The Complex Reality Of Online Misogyny

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By Sasha White
| Empoword Journalism Verified
The reality of online misogyny is concerning and pervasive, propagated via platforms which are normally designed to foster connection. How can this be tackled? Misogyny isn’t new, but it’s certainly become worse with an increase in misogynistic and divisive language online. Broader societal challenges which gave rise to the ‘manosphere’, Incel culture and Andrew Tate, fuel this new wave of misogyny.
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Periods Are Quietly Derailing Women’s Career Progression

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By Sasha White
| Empoword Journalism Verified
Periods are disrupting women’s career progression as the workplace fails to reflect the fluctuation of the menstrual cycle, a new survey has revealed. May is Menstrual Health Awareness Month and workplace health support for women trails behind, with 1 in 10 women citing their menstrual cycle as a barrier to their career growth, according to the Workplace Health Gap survey conducted by Superdrug Online Doctor, a UK health and beauty company.
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