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14May 26

New Model Zara joins us tomorrow

Meet the newest addition to the Noir team — Zara. Petite, pretty and blonde, Zara joins us tomorrow and is already excited to begin her journey with Noir.
With her natural charm, elegant look and enthusiastic personality, we’re confident she’s going to become incredibly popular with our clients very quickly.
Keep an eye out for Zara’s upcoming content and appearances as she officially becomes part of the growing Noir family.
13May 26

Noir Welcomes Experienced Booking Coordinator Tegan to the Team

Noir is pleased to announce the addition of Tegan to our team as a booking coordinator.

Tegan joins us with over 5 years of experience in the industry, bringing strong expertise in managing fast-paced booking environments, client communication, and accurate reservation handling. Her background ensures a deep understanding of the importance of efficiency, discretion, and attention to detail when processing bookings.

In her role at Noir, Tegan will be working on the phones during weekends and providing holiday cover, helping to ensure smooth and consistent client service at all times.

Aimme and the team are confident that Tegan’s industry knowledge and professional approach will allow her to integrate quickly and make an immediate impact. Her friendly, approachable manner combined with her professionalism is expected to be well received by both clients and team members.

We are excited to welcome Tegan to Noir and look forward to her contributing to our continued reputation for excellent service and client care.

09May 26

Leeds Marathon This Sunday: Plan Extra Time for Travel Across the City

Thousands of runners and spectators are expected in Leeds Marathon this Sunday, 10 May, with significant road closures and travel disruption anticipated across Leeds throughout the day.

Motorists are being advised to allow extra time for journeys, particularly around the city centre, Headingley, Otley, Kirkstall and other areas along the marathon route. Public transport services may also be diverted or delayed while the event is underway.

Organisers of the Leeds Marathon say roads will begin closing early on Sunday morning, with some restrictions remaining in place until late afternoon as runners complete the course and clean-up operations take place.

Residents and visitors are encouraged to:

  • Check travel routes before setting off
  • Use public transport where possible
  • Leave extra time for appointments and journeys
  • Expect heavier traffic near key viewing points and event zones

The marathon is expected to attract large crowds and deliver a major boost to the local economy, with supporters lining the streets to cheer on participants throughout the day.

Drivers travelling into Leeds on Sunday should monitor official travel updates and event guidance before travelling.

For more information and route updates visit Run For All and Leeds City Council

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