Rewilding
Up and down the country different councils are turning their efforts to ‘rewilding’—but what is it?
Much-needed rail strikes
3D printing can now save lives
I appreciate I mention transport a lot, but I really do believe that, without good transport links and a strong infrastructure
It feels like it’s been around for ages, but 3D printing it still very much in its infancy. We were once promised we would be able to print anything we could desire...
Businesses are finally seeing the beauty of the North
I’m biased on this topic as I love the North. I’m proud to come from Yorkshire. I don’t envy those in the South. I’m even choosing to move further north to attend Newcastle University, so hearing that more and more businesses are following suit and choosing to come up here from the south fills me with excitement.
Women’s football once thrived. Can it return to glory?
I’m privileged to be related to the great Kerry Davis. Sadly, not many people know her story, despite being one of the greatest football players in England's history.
Petrol Protests may appear closer than you think
Fuel prices are escalating so fast that people are taking matters into their own hands. Protests are being arranged up and down the country...
Should we move to a 4-day working week?
70 UK companies are trialling this concept, cutting their regular 5-day working week to four days. They believe it will help their employees...
Champions League Final Farce
Once again, football fans are in the news for all the wrong reasons. I thought we were past the Dark Ages, but it appears not.
Spain’s New All-Inclusive Rules
Spain: a favourite destination for British tourists, but for how much longer? New, stronger rules are being introduced, concerning the consumption of alcohol...
If we could isolate the greed gene…
With energy prices shooting through the roof and every other cost heading skywards as well, it makes you wonder where the situation will lead...
Monkeypox: Should we panic?
You’ll have probably heard of this new virus, but before you fret that another pandemic is on the cards, there doesn’t seem reason enough to panic just yet...
No bouncer? No entry
It’s been a torrid couple of years for the hospitality industry, especially late-night venues like bars and clubs...
Is this the answer to the UK’s financial worries?
Cannabis, marijuana, weed…these are all words that a large proportion of the UK public find scary, but why? Does tobacco scare you in the same way?
Can you refuse to work from the office?
Civil servants are refusing to return to the office amid these financially troubling times—but why?
BT to make EE its main brand
Two huge brands that everyone in the UK knows — BT and EE — are essentially one entity but how this is branded is set to change...
Five Strategies To Get Your Small Business Out of Debt
According to experts, small businesses should aim to keep their debt levels at no more than 30% of their business’s capital. If your business consistently exceeds this, it may be time to create a plan to reduce your debt. The following tips will help:
Crossrail is finally here – sort of…
It might be almost four years late, but Crossrail, now branded as the Elizabeth Line, will be finally opening its doors.
Workplaces are becoming more diverse, make sure you adapt
All around the UK, workplaces are becoming much more diverse places, where individuality is encouraged.
How NOT to lead a team: dissecting the Prime Minister’s style of management
Taking politics off the table, I can’t help but feel the Prime Minister and Chancellor are both perfect examples of what not to do when in a position of management and when tasked with leading others.