I'm a Celebrity's North Wales reboot and the amazing boost it gave to some local businesses

A waiter in North Carolina received an early Christmas present from a customer who left him a $1,000 tip.  Johnny Holloway was working at Mezzaluna Brick Oven and Tap House in Henderson, North Carolina, on Saturday when he received the generous tip.  He told WSOC-TV that he bonded with the customer because they were both graduates of Morehouse College in Atlanta and they both worked in the restaurant industry. However, it wasn’t until the man left when Holloway saw the tip on the $146 meal.

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link.The couple believe this is in part due to Internet shopping, but also something the local authority could do more to help prevent.David added: “Things such as free car parking in the village, lower business rates and refraining from handing out new retail planning applications at the edge of town so quickly.“Why not incentivise the town centres empty spaces first of all? It's common sense you would think.”

Glan Clwyd Hospital. The presenting due also donated two pictures signed by all of this year's contestants and a signed star that the campmates have to collect during trials.

Gwrych Castle was perhaps the most surprising success of the latest series of I'm a Celebrity. The production was forced to relocate because of the coronavirus pandemic, and it plumped for the vast estate in Abergele.

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East Kilbride beauty salon owner. Marie Wilson owns and runs Natural You Beauty, in the town’s Kittoch Street and was originally forced to shut in March due to the lockdown restrictions.After being allowed to reopen in July with a raft of new measures and procedures in place to keep clients and staff safe, Marie has yet again been forced to close the salon under Level 4 restrictions as she isn’t classed as an essential business.

Abergele castle, Mirror Online reports. Cottages at Graiglwyd Springs in Penmaenmawr cost up to £1,000 a week for the poshest dwelling, Sycamore cottage, where it's believed Ant and Dec are staying.

Michael James Norval who works at New Skin Tattoo Studio in Abergele.

ITV stars were previously rumoured to be based at Bodysgallen Hall in Llandudno, after the production relocated to Abergele this year amid the coronavirus pandemic. The four-and-a-half star hotel was tipped as a suitable alternative to the Palazzo Versace hotel in Australia - where the hosts and the participating celebrities usually stay.

ITV presenter had been 'mobbed' in Conwy. As previously reported, the 45-year-old was said to have visited Aladdin's Cave in the local town.

ITV production is based at Gwrych Castle in Abergele this year and the production crew have all been staying in the area. This includes the presenting duo who discussed the reality of living in North Wales on the latest episode of I'm a Celebrity companion show the Daily Drop.

in September that the production would relocate to Gwrych Castle - like the UK version. The series, known natively as Ich bin ein Star, was set to head to Abergele for its 15th season in early 2021.

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