In this episode of the Your Harrogate podcast, Nick Hancock focuses on a special event coming to Goldsborough Hall on October 3rd.
"Find Your Midlife Magic" will be headed by four inspirational Yorkshire women who are all in the public eye and have all faced the challenge of the “middle years.”
Nick Hancock is joined by three special guests who are fronting the event: model and event co-ordinator Bernadette Gledhill, TV personality Annie Stirk and journalist and TV presenter Christine Talbot.
From physical and mental health issues, to body image, changing skin and hair, the demands of caring responsibilities or new life patterns - they all found they were looking for new ways to get the most out of life...
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