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A WOMAN has revealed how she transformed a £200 caravan into a boujee matcha cafe, perfect for taking to summer festivals.
Savvy entrepreneur Thea revealed that she managed to snap up the caravan for such a bargain price on Facebook Marketplace.
With the help of her boyfriend, she then transformed it into a pink and green paradise cafe.
When she first bought the caravan, it had been left abandoned for a long time, so some of the floor was rotten and needed replacing.
“With not a lot of money to throw at it, we had to literally do everything ourselves and be super clever,” Thea revealed in a TikTok video.
Thea explained that she and her boyfriend spent every spare penny they had on the renovation, and said their “date nights”, turned into “trips to B&Q.”
They managed to transform the caravan whilst both working full time, and despite having no DIY or cafe experience.
Thea said that their families were not always supportive of her “silly little business idea”, so she was so glad to have her boyfriend by her side.
In total, the renovation cost the couple just £500, as they did it up with bargains from TikTok shop.
Thea, from Devon, now takes the caravan around her local area and sells homemade matcha drinks out of it.
She also plans to take the van to weekend festivals across the summer.
According to Togather, vendors can make an average of £5000 profit from weekend festivals, so the matcha van could be a roaring success.
Encouraging others to follow their business dreams, she said: “If you need a sign to start that business idea you’ve been wanting to do for a while, this is it.”
Thea’s (@matchamaker48) video, has likely left many people impressed, as it has racked up over two million views on the video sharing platform.
TikTok users raced to the video’s comments section to share their thoughts on the impressive renovation.
One person said: “Love the design!
“I did this with a horse trailer in lockdown.”
A second person said: “Bravo… I’m inspired.
“My fella won’t even help me put a shelf up.”
A third person said: “This is genuinely my dream!”
A fourth added: “This is heaven.”
LEGEND Robert Lewandowski has sensationally quit playing for Poland – “unTIL” the manager is sacked.
The Barcelona striker issued a statement saying he has “loss trust” in Michał Probierz.
Lewandowski, 36, has hit 85 goals in 158 internationals.
He posted on social media: “Considering the circumstances and the loss of trust in the coach of the Polish National Team, I decided to resign from playing in the Polish National Team until he is the coach.
“I hope that I will be able to play for the best fans in the world.”
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ENGLAND has become a fat jab nation as weight loss drug prescriptions double to almost three million in a year.
Demand for drugs such as Ozempic and Mounjaro show no signs of slowing, with the NHS splashing out £269million on them in 2024-25.
It comes as a new Sun survey reveals 73 per cent of our readers are thinking of using them as they struggle to shift weight.
Official figures show prescriptions for the big three — Ozempic, Mounjaro and Wegovy — rocketed from 1.4million in 2023-24 to 2.7million last year.
The increase was driven by Mounjaro, regarded as the strongest jab, with prescriptions surging to 1.1million from just 3,300 a year earlier.
Most were prescribed to people with type 2 diabetes, as the injections were designed to treat that condition, and have only recently been approved for weight loss alone.
NHS figures suggest prescriptions in Wales also doubled last year, from approximately 34,000 to 70,000, and in Scotland from 40,000 to 50,000.
The numbers are expected to rise again this year as the NHS introduces them through slimming clinics.
More than a million people are also already buying the jabs privately.
Dr Leyla Hannbeck, of the Independent Pharmacies Association, said: “Never in my career have I seen a product with as much hype as these injections.
“The demand is absolutely huge and I expect it to keep increasing — the only way is up.”
Clare Butler, 48, said the jabs also helped her mental health.
The mum, from Manchester, who has lost 4st 4lb, said: “Mounjaro didn’t only quieten the food noise, but it helped quieten the over-thinking, anxious thoughts that had consumed my life for so long.”
She described it as, “the best decision I’ve ever made for myself”.
Research is revealing wide-ranging health benefits to the jabs, such as lowering risks of cancer, heart disease and dementia, yet warnings over weight loss drugs are also increasing.
Medics warn they must not be used in pregnancy, while trying to conceive or while breastfeeding, for fear they could lead to miscarriage or birth defects.
They have also warned that rapid weight loss caused by the drugs could lead to bone loss and osteoporosis.
Annual statistics from the NHS Business Services Authority show the total number of GLP-1 injections prescribed increased from 1,427,968 in the 2023-24 financial year to 2,734,499 in 2024-25.
It was a 91 per cent spike — accounted for almost entirely by Mounjaro’s growth.
The totals also included brands such as Saxenda, Ozempic and Wegovy.
In the same period, the cost of prescribing rose from £137,808,297 to £269,276,366 — equal to 2.4 per cent of all NHS spending on pharmacy medicines, or £1 in every £42.
The NHS said: “We expect demand for weight loss drugs to continue to rise in the coming years.”
The Department of Health added: “We recognise the drugs’ importance for treating type 2 diabetes and their exciting remit as new treatments for obesity.”
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