#Spa Scarborough

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Scenes Around Scarborough, Yorkshire, Summer 2009

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Dispossessed and distressed: kittiwakes kicked off a bridge in Scarborough

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The Toronto Sceptres announced today that 2024 PWHL MVP Natalie Spooner has been activated from long-term injured reserve (LTIR). Spooner will be returning to game action tonight against the Minnesota Frost at Coca-Cola Coliseum.

“I’m excited to be back with my teammates and looking forward to competing next to them again. It was obviously a long road to get to this point and doesn’t happen without a lot of amazing people in my corner,” shares Spooner. “I’m very grateful for my surgical and medical team that have gotten me back to full health. Thank you to the fans and hockey community for all the well wishes and patience along the way. I can’t wait to play in front of the Toronto fans again and rock our new jerseys!” Spooner was placed on LTIR on May 15, 2024, after sustaining a knee injury during the third period of Game 3 in Toronto’s semifinal playoff series against Minnesota. In the PWHL’s inaugural season, the 34-year-old from Scarborough, ON, led all players in goals (20) and points (27) and was selected a First-Team All-Star, Forward of the Year and Billie Jean King MVP Award recipient. Spooner’s efforts in the PWHL and on the international stage with Team Canada led her to being voted the IIHF Female Player of the Year. “We’ve been patiently waiting for the return of Natalie Spooner. We are tremendously proud of the work she has invested in getting herself to this point,” explains General Manager Gina Kingsbury. “This has been a long journey, and she has shown throughout this process just how elite of an athlete she is. We are excited to see number 24 back in blue!” With Spooner’s return to the lineup, the Sceptres have made two corresponding roster moves. Defender Lauren Bernard has been released from her Standard Player Agreement (SPA) and has signed a Reserve Player contract, and forward Sam Cogan has been subsequently released from the team’s Reserve Player list.

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45690 'LEANDER' YORK 30/8/2018 por Matt Towe Por Flickr: West Coast Railways operated LMS Class 5 4-6-0 'Jubilee' number 45690 LEANDER pictured arriving into York station on August 30th 2018 working the 'Scarborough Spa Express'.

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1985... Railway Street. Leeds 9. 9F 92220 "Evening Star " passing over Marsh Lane with the "Scarborough Spa Express" into Leeds City.

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Redeeming Kiss

The Scarborough Spa had been beautiful to behold, but it had not vanquished the pictures flaring up in his mind´s eye from things transpired. This city - no matter how popular in aristocratic circles due to its charm - had been the stage of his very own tragedy, making Aesop doubt it could be turned into one with a pleasant ending. The young witch, which was observing him silently, however, held hope - he knew. It came as a surprise when her soft body nestled against his; the touch of their lips a first. He´d think fondly of Scarborough thereafter.

Prompt: Scarborough

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[Review] Fortress Festival

I went to Fortress Festival in Scarborough this weekend just gone and had a blast. Here’s a little review of some of the bands I saw.

Friday

Friday kicked off at 2pm with English BM band Andracca and what an opener it was.   Crowd was disappointingly light for them and I felt a little bad but it was the very first set of the entire festival. They still earned some new fans, myself included. Great energy and intensity.

Next came another English BM band - Andartar. Heavier than Andracca but similarly great intensity. I knew I'd stumbled upon a brilliant festival already at this point. Another pic. Lighting was great throughout the whole fest.

Slight change of pace next with Devastator, a black thrash band from Derby. First pit of the weekend starts, even if it only consisted of around 6 people. They got a great reception and put on a good show and their set was 30 minutes, same as the two before.

Then we get to our first jaw drop of the festival. The Sun's Journey Through The Night. One man band from England recently nominated for Metalhammer's Song of the Week. Incredible performance and highly recommend them. Nice theatrics with the horned skull mask and just fantastic energy from everyone involved. I also got a drumstick from them, cheers!

Wode come next. 40 minute set this time. Manchester black/death metal. Loved his vocals.

Then we have Finnish pagans Havukruunu. Setting the 'atmospheric' tone for the rest of the evening with a nice intro. Place was looking full now, though it was amazing how spacey the room felt. Should also note the crowd was really chilled and friendly. Great set, loved the bassist's bullet crown.

Time for the headliners. I say headliners because they both played for the same amount of time and both felt like they had the right to finish the first day off. So - an hour's set from the magnificent Can Bardd from Switzerland. Beautiful atmospheric folky black metal, many people said they were their favourite band of the weekend. Great set and, as you can see, the place was really alive. Popped out for a smoke and thought 'what a place'.

To finish off, Saor from Scotland. First time hearing electric bagpipes which was a fun experience. Just like every other one that day it was a brilliant set, the crowd were really into it and I especially enjoyed the flute(?). Frontman Andy engaged spoke with the crowd a few times. Nice view leaving the spa. 

Saturday

Back  to Scarborough Spa - which was once again looking ravishing - just in time for the post-black metal openers from Birmingham, Lunar Mercia, at 12:30. Really nice sound and lovely vocalist who I'd spoken to the day before.

Next we have Nemorous. Basically Wodensthrone v2 as it's made up of mostly ex-members. Started amazingly, finished amazingly, but suffered a very unfortunate snapped guitar string in the middle that seemed to take an AGE to restring. The crowd was totally sympathetic but you could feel the frustration from the entire band, I can't imagine how disappointed they were. Think they only managed around four songs but they did a great job and I went and bought a t-shirt afterwards. Visceral vocals and first keyboardist of the festival.

My personal highlight of the weekend came at the end of Nemorous' set. Just before they started I checked in at the Panopticon stand and got myself a copy of Kentucky. £80 on Discogs currently but they were selling them for £35. That alone made me very happy, but, whilst watching Nemorous, I noticed a familiar face. There was Austin Lunn from Panopticon, the reason I bought the ticket to this festival, going ham at the barrier (the guy with the hair, obviously). Once the set finished he very kindly signed my copy of Kentucky after I frantically searched for a marker pen and got a photo with him. He stuck around to chat for a few minutes and was one of the nicest musicians I've ever met. So enthusiastic and asking loads of questions.  My weekend was made and absolutely nothing could've ruined it at that point.

After a short break and a few beers I got back in time for Ard. Described as 'Monastic Northumbrian doom', Ard is the project of Mark Deeks from Winterfylleth. As a one man project he was naturally assisted by the rest of Winterfylleth! This was a real change of pace from the black metal we'd been listening to since early Friday afternoon and he did thank everybody for sticking around for him 'even though there were no blast beats'. Really enjoyable set.

Next, Ante-Inferno, from Scarborough itself, with the drummer being the organiser of the festival, Gary. Really been enjoying their most recent album 'Antediluvian Dreamscapes' and they were a class act. In case you haven't caught on, everyone at this festival was fucking great. Really loved the vocals here.

Here we have one of my biggest highlights of the weekend and a band I've not stopped listening to since I left Scarborough.  Afsky, from Denmark. They rendered me absolutely speechless. Sure, the wood and the torches and the industrial fan were a nice touch, but they played with an intensity I hadn't seen to this point. The sound was amazing and the screams were just top drawer. As you can see in this video, it was way busier on the Saturday. Room was packed but, like Friday, far from cramped. I've listened to them every day since Saturday and I finished one of their albums on the drive home.

It was getting real misty at this point. Eldritch powers or smoke machine, who can say?

Penultimate act of the day, English black metal darlings Winterfylleth. Mark Deeks from Ard back behind the keyboard this time. I'm a fan of Winterfylleth and it was my first time seeing them but I wasn't really blown away. They were good, I think I just expected them to be better. Or maybe it was the anticipation of Panopticon around the corner... either way, there was a better pit this time as well as a few corpse-painted balloons floating around. Very kvlt.

Finally, my time had come. I bought my ticket for Fortress the moment I heard Panopticon were there. One of my favourite black metal bands, with Kentucky being one of my favourite albums of all time. At this point, around 21:30, I hadn't had a pint for about 2 hours to avoid needing a piss and losing my spot at the front. I got right to the barrier, which was insanely easy, and waited it out. Soundcheck took a little while and the whole fest was probably running a solid 15/20 mins behind. Think Austin Lunn spent more time trying to balance his 'Commonwealth of Kentucky' flag on his amp than actually doing the soundcheck, not that I was complaining.

And then we were off. They were fucking amazing in every way. I was emotional. So much Kentucky material, including the wonderful little folky bits. Austin wasn't satisfied with the sound at the start and kept asking for more guitar, not that it interrupted his flow at all. Though, the string instrument they were using (fiddle? violin? idk) could've definitely been a bit louder. Austin's vocals were fantastic but I was utterly blown away by their keyboardist, who's name I don't know. Guitar work was fantastic and at times it sounded just like the studio album.

Austin did an impromptu meet and greet afterwards, just jumped down from the stage and started to chatting to people. Really phenomenal set. Sadly it was the end of the road for me, as I couldn't stay for Sunday's lineup due to work, but I had had an incredible time and finishing with Panopticon was a moment I'll never forget.

I heard Sunday was also good, though I think it would be fair to say the lineup was slightly weaker. Heard great things about Abduction and Cenotaphe, though I've heard a few things about Bolzer having a nightmare with soundchecking (as in it took fucking ages and he had a go at the sound engineer - and someone may have heckled him?) but I can't say much more as I wasn't there. A friend did say they were really good once that got out of the way.

Favourite sets: Panopticon, Afsky, The Suns Journey Through The Night. In that order.

Final thoughts

Fortress is one of the best festivals I've ever been to. Not because it was flashy or had the best lineup or anything like that (though Panopticon puts it up there for me), but just because it was so well organised and chilled. Everyone was super friendly, there was zero hassle, the venue was incredible, and all the bands delivered. 

They've already confirmed they're going again for 2024 and they're moving to the bigger room at Scarborough Spa which holds 1800 and looks awesome. It's going from 3 days to 2 days (Saturday and Sunday).  Here's their Facebook page and there's a forum with plenty more pictures and discussion and links to other black metal gigs in the UK, worth joining.

Thanks for reading.

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Spa Bridge, Scarborough

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Automated Wellness Treatments Are More Than Just a Trend

May 23rd, 2024 | By Nancy Trent

As labor shortages plague spas and the societal shift away from physical touch continues, the wellness landscape is undergoing a dramatic transformation toward automation. This surge in automated wellness is revolutionizing how individuals approach self-care, presenting a diverse array of touchless options tailored to individual tastes.

The demand for alternative wellness solutions has surged, compelling the wellness industry to pioneer innovative, automated strategies that resonate with the evolving preferences of its clientele.

Addressing Spa and Client Needs

Since the onset of the pandemic, many individuals have developed a heightened aversion to being touched. The discomfort associated with physical contact has led to a reevaluation of traditional spa treatments, with an increasing number of people seeking alternatives that provide the therapeutic benefits of relaxation without the need for hands-on manipulation.

“At the WeWorkWell buying show, we came across a water mattress that provides a dry water massage. It checked a lot of the boxes we were looking for, in terms of what our guests would be interested in booking. There are a few other systems, such as the light pods and salt rooms, which are exceptionally popular and beneficial to one’s health and relaxation,” says John Morris, general manager of Sundara Inn & Spa.

Automation, in this context, emerges as a solution that caters to the specific bodily needs and preferences of a touch-averse clientele.

In response to the prevailing labor shortages in spas, the surge in automated wellness has become a key driving factor, as well as affordability and accessibility. “There is consumer resistance to paying $90-$250 or more for an hour massage with someone you do not know. Plus, operators from day spas to high-end wellness resorts do not want to pay the labor cost. In NA, it can be 50%-65% of the retail price of a massage, and they risk the client not being happy or a no show with the therapist,” says Amy McDonald, CEO and founder of Under a Tree Wellness Consulting.

These factors are the perfect storm of the demise of the traditional one-hour massage being 70% of the revenue in spas, with little falling to the bottom line.

Similarly, Shanelle Lucas, director of spa operations at Hilton Sandestin Beach Golf Resort & Spa, emphasizes the necessity of incorporating automated wellness to cater to guests and local members while addressing the ongoing staffing challenges since 2020. The industry, facing a shortage of therapists and heightened demand for treatments, is adapting to meet evolving needs.

 “With a shortage of therapists and an increase in demand for treatments, as an operator, I look for ways to fill the need of the demand,” adds Morris. “With the traditional model of hands-on spa treatments facing staffing challenges, the result is a proliferation of innovative and automated self-care solutions that promise a spa-like experience without the need for human touch.”

For example, opportunities are now available where guests do not have to take off their clothes and can enjoy 30 minutes on a zero-gravity lounger with infrared, heat, vibration, etc. “With the right lounger, a guest can be transported deeply and effectively, and even have a great massage—minus the human touch,” notes McDonald.

More Than a Trend

As the wellness landscape undergoes continuous transformation, automated self-care emerges not merely as a passing trend but as a profound paradigm shift in how individuals perceive and prioritize their well-being. “The future of wellness is a partnership between in-person services and automation to provide a more accessible service base,” says Brynn Scarborough, CEO of WellnessJK.

In a world where customization, convenience and autonomy are valued, the options for automated wellness are truly endless.One automated, touchless wellness solution making a major difference in the spa community is therapeutic baths with hydrotherapy jets. This is proving to be very beneficial as it helps relax muscles and alleviate tension, as well as reduces impact on joints and lowers stress levels. Sessions also help increase circulation, which promotes better oxygen and nutrient delivery to tissues.

On the horizon, McDonald believes the next focus for automated self-care will be sleep. “There are wellness AI rooms that sense your temperature, stress levels, heart rate and automatically respond accordingly with scent, sound or lack of, changes in lighting and temperature, etc., until your vitals return to normal. There are AI beds and pillows that do this, integrating platforms to work together and respond to each individual,” she says.

The rise of these innovative solutions also reflects a broader societal shift towards embracing technology as a catalyst for fostering personal health and happiness, shaping a future where individuals comfortably integrate automation into their daily lives. The growing reliance on technology in the wellness industry speaks to an age where the intersection of innovation and well-being becomes the foundation of a more fulfilling lifestyle.

The integration of automation in the wellness industry represents a dynamic response to the changing preferences and challenges faced by individuals in a post-pandemic world. The shift toward touchless options not only addresses the labor shortages in spas, but also accommodates the specific bodily needs of those who are averse to traditional forms of physical contact.

“There is more interest than there was three to five years ago, as the technology has improved,” notes Morris. “Sundara is an early adopter, as we do see a key place in the industry for automated self-care. Self-care as a category, the emphasis on it, and interest in wellness and self-care has increased, and the pandemic certainly played a role in that.”

As technology continues to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of wellness, the era of automated self-care promises to provide a more inclusive, adaptable and personalized approach to achieving a state of well-being.

Nancy Trent is a writer and speaker, lifelong wellness activist, globe-trotting trend watcher, and founder and president of Trent & Company, the leading wellness PR firm. Trent & Company, which launched many health and beauty brands, grew out of Nancy’s personal and passionate commitment to helping people live longer and healthier lives. A former journalist for New York magazine, Nancy has written seven books on healthy lifestyles, serves on the editorial boards of several magazines and travels around the world speaking at conferences and trade shows on trends in the marketplace. She is a recognized expert in PR with more than 30 years of experience creating and managing highly successful campaigns.

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Unlocking radiant skin: Benefits of Microdermabrasion Facial in Scarborough

Skincare is all the rage in 2024. Microdermabrasion facials have emerged as a popular treatment, taking the internet by storm. This non-invasive procedure offers numerous benefits, making it a go-to choice for skincare enthusiasts looking to rejuvenate their skin. In this blog, we'll walk through the benefits of microdermabrasion facials in Scarborough.

Exfoliation for Renewed Radiance

Exfoliation helps your skin profoundly; it gently removes dead skin cells from the surface. A microdermabrasion facial in Scarborough removes the topmost layer of dull, damaged cells and reveals fresh, radiant skin underneath. This renewal process improves the skin's texture. It enhances its overall shine, leaving you with a youthful glow and baby skin.

Reduction of Fine Lines and Wrinkles

A microdermabrasion facial in Scarborough can help diminish fine lines and wrinkles. The facial stimulates collagen production and promotes cell turnover, allowing your skincare products to work correctly. This treatment encourages skin regeneration, resulting in a smoother, more youthful look. Over time, regular sessions of Microdermabrasion can lead to noticeable improvements in the skin's elasticity and firmness.

Minimization of Pore Size

Enlarged pores are a concern for skincare enthusiasts. They cause acne and uneven skin texture. Microdermabrasion facials effectively deal with this condition by reducing the size of enlarged pores. By removing excess oil, debris, and impurities trapped within the pores, this treatment helps to refine their appearance and allows for better circulation of oxygen in your skin.

Skin Tone and Texture

Uneven skin tone and texture have affected the skin's overall appearance. Microdermabrasion facial in Scarborough addresses these issues by promoting even exfoliation and cell renewal. By smoothing out rough patches, reducing hyperpigmentation, and enhancing overall skin clarity, this treatment helps to achieve a more uniform complexion, leaving the skin looking revitalized and refreshed.

Treatment of Acne and Acne Scars

Microdermabrasion facials can offer significant relief for individuals struggling with acne or acne scars. Microdermabrasion allows for gentle exfoliation of the skin. It unclogs pores, preventing new breakouts while reducing the appearance of existing acne scars. Additionally, Microdermabrasion promotes the growth of healthy new skin cells, leading to more precise, smoother skin over time.

Enhanced Absorption of Skincare Products

One often overlooked benefit of microdermabrasion facials is their ability to enhance the absorption of skincare products. By removing the outer layer of dead skin cells, Microdermabrasion creates a clean canvas for skincare products to work their magic. Transform your skincare routine with a microdermabrasion facial in Scarborough.

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Museums to Reap £24 Million Investment Boost

Museums Set for Major Infrastructure Enhancements

Museums across England are on the brink of a transformative era, thanks to a generous £24 million funding initiative aimed at propelling the nation's cultural heritage into the global limelight. Additionally, this investment, part of the Government's unwavering dedication to fostering world-class culture, promises to rejuvenate local economies and enhance the museum experience for all.   A Wave of Cultural Renaissance With a strategic focus on local economic growth, the Museum Estate and Development Fund (MEND) has unveiled its fourth round, inviting accredited museums to vie for a share of the £23.8 million pie. Furthermore, this fund, launched by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport, is a testament to the Government's long-term vision for the arts and heritage sector.   Success Stories: A Legacy of Transformation Since its inception in 2021, MEND has already channelled over £40 million into 67 impactful projects. From the architectural revival of Scarborough’s Rotunda Museum to the critical refurbishments at the Framework Knitters Museum in Nottingham, the fund has breathed new life into diverse cultural institutions.   The Heartbeat of Communities Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay, Arts, and Heritage Minister, emphasises museums as community linchpins, enriching local tourism and education. This additional funding not only underlines the Government's commitment to cultural preservation but also ensures that museums continue to be accessible and engaging for everyone, regardless of their location.   Noteworthy Beneficiaries From the historic enhancements at Leamington Spa Art Gallery & Museum to the essential upgrades at the London Transport Museum, the fund's reach spans a broad spectrum of the museum landscape. Furthermore, it demonstrates a comprehensive approach to supporting diverse institutions across the country. These projects not only safeguard our heritage but also ensure that museums remain vibrant centers of learning and inspiration.  

A Future-Proof Legacy

Darren Henley, CEO of Arts Council England, heralds museums as pivotal to the socio-economic fabric of English towns and cities. Moreover, by fortifying the infrastructure of these institutions, the initiative aims to secure a resilient and dynamic future for the museum sector. This will, in turn, amplify its contribution to local communities and economies.   Sources: THX News, Department for Culture, Media and Sport, Arts Council England & Lord Parkinson of Whitley Bay. Read the full article

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