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Who is the Working Woman? She is you, she is me, a woman trying to earn a living and juggle the many things we just take in our stride, But more importantly this website, magazine and organisation are really here to help. We all well know the challenge of starting your own business, or working day to day for someone else. Take it from us you’re in good company by being part of working woman, having hands on business support and someone to talk things through with can really make a difference. Our founders are real women.  

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Working Woman Expo 2012 - DAY PROGRAMME
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28/01/2012 07:43 AM
Toxic relationships are linked to cancer, depression and heart disease

Scientists at UCLA's school of medicine have found that negative social interactions can lead to increased inflammation, which may in turn cause a host of illnesses.


28/01/2012 01:19 AM
Diana and The Queen: Her Majesty was the Princess's greatest supporter, sending her to a psychiatrist and hosting a family therapy session

In 1995, when over 23 million British viewers watched the princess nervously but deftly answer the questions of Martin Bashir on Panorama. The Queen was not impressed.


28/01/2012 12:45 AM
China: There's more to it than pandas explains wildlife presenter Nigel Marven

Here’s a challenge. Name one of China’s animal national treasures… not counting the giant panda – that’s too easy. ‘I want to get across that there’s much more to China than giant pandas,’ explains wildlife presenter Nigel Marven.


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