Jo Bevilacqua's Media Coverage

Daily Express

Severely matted hair ‘can be saved’ says salon owner

Glad someone’s treating it with real kindness

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Liverpool Echo

Salon owner says severely matted or tangled hair ‘can be saved’

She said it could be treated successfully

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North Wales Live

Salon owner says severely matted or tangled hair ‘can be saved’

She said it could be treated successfully

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Daily Mirror

‘I’m a salon owner and severely matted or tangled hair can be saved’

She said she’d seen a growing number of people struggling with severe matting linked to depression, anxiety, chronic illness and difficult life circumstances across the UK

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Daily Star

‘I’m a salon owner and severely matted or tangled hair can be saved’

She said she’d seen a growing number of people struggling with severe matting linked to depression, anxiety, chronic illness and difficult life circumstances across the UK

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Surrey Live

Salon owner says severely matted or tangled hair ‘can be saved’

She said it could be treated successfully

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Cambridgeshire Live

Salon owner says severely matted or tangled hair ‘can be saved’

She said it could be treated successfully

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CNBC

Amazon is offering $4,000 bonuses to lure UK workers as Britain faces labor crunch

The e-commerce giant is offering U.K. workers joining bonuses of up to £3,000 in the run up to the festive period.

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PeterboroughMatters.co.uk

Jo’s first book will empower female entrepreneurs

Peterborough businessowner and mum Jo Bevilacqua’s first book is aimed at empowering female entrepreneurs who are juggling busy family-lives alongside their drive for success.

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Peterborough Telegraph

Peterborough businesswoman Jo Bevilacqua to publish new book to inspire women entrepreneurs

An award-winning Peterborough businesswoman and mum-of-two is publishing her first book written to inspire female entrepreneurs juggling busy family-lives.

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The Sun

Mum-of-two launches beauty salon with on-site childcare while on maternity leave and it now makes £368,000 a year

LEAVING your career to start a family can be daunting but for this mum-of-two it turned out to be a shortcut to success. Jo Bevilacqua, 33, came up with the idea of launching her own beauty salon w…

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