What’s in the average Brit’s toolbox?
We have all been stuck inside for much of the last year. Unable to escape that snagging list of DIY...
Month: May 2021
PICNIC? WE’RE HAVING A ‘BLANQUET’! Brits go mad for new extravagant picnicking trend here for summer
With 1 in 5 Brits revealing they have a competitive streak when it comes to picnics and outdoor dining, BLOOM...
Rise of Second Hand Shopping: Brits opt for environmentally friendly sporting equipment
THE PANDEMIC saw a sharp rise in Brits turning to sports and exercise with many investing in new fitness equipment,...
Ready Ferry GO: Find your perfect holiday based off your personality
The UK ferry industry is ready to welcome passengers on board for a summer of great adventures. After more than...
Gunty’s War: New novel brings together 1920’s Berlin, pre-war London and Hollywood’s heyday in rags-to-riches heart warmer
Set against the backdrop of changing political, social, and cultural times in the first half of the twentieth century, Gunty's...
HYBRID WORKING COULD LEAD TO DISCRIMINATION AND LACK OF DIVERSITY WARNS FIRM OF BUSINESS PSYCHOLOGISTS
Over a year has passed since the pandemic struck the world, killing millions and restricting hundreds of thousands in the...
The Government, tenants and Landlords should make a tri-partite agreement to get British business back on its feet
Government should support landlords and tenants in the hospitality and retail sectors by bearing a third of the cost of...
The need for regulation: These are the risks of using BNPL apps
Buy now, pay later apps have been taking the world by storm, and are now estimated to be worth £2.7...
Official Launch of The Queen’s Green Canopy: “Plant a Tree for the Jubilee”
His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales, Patron, has planted a tree to launch The Queen’s Green Canopy (QGC) -...
London residents spend an extra £2,343 as they increase time online
People in London have, on average, spent an additional £2,343 each on online shopping in the past year, the latest...
