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Data updated31 August 2026 — when this business last CHANGED something here
Last confirmed31 August 2026 — when they last said it is still correct

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Signed31 August 2026 with key kc_1056WGhkYwbX — a signature over this publisher's canonical state. It moves when the key rotates, so it is evidence about the signature, not about the business
Public signing keys (JWKS)jwks.json
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