In today’s workplace, so much of what we do happens online. From quick email replies on the train to late-night file access from home, the internet has become the backbone of daily business. But with that convenience comes a layer of risk. The good news is that you don’t need to be an IT expert to take steps that make your online life safer. With a few simple habits and tools, you can keep sensitive work information secure without adding stress to your day. Watch where you log on Free Wi-Fi feels like a lifesaver when you’re travelling or grabbing a…
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For many people, the idea of upgrading their car will fill them with stress and dread. You should know that upgrading your car does not have to be a stressful and arduous process, but you do need to know how to check over a vehicle properly so that you can make confident choices that balance cost, practicality, and long-term value. Define What You Need Day-to-Day First, you need to establish what you need from the vehicle. Consider your day-to-day driving, including how far you drive, who you travel with, and what you use the vehicle for. These small details will…
This weekend will see temperatures reach 32 degrees – and while it might seem the perfect time to get your lawn cut, mowing your grass in the heat can cause serious damage. According to an expert from MyBuilder.com, the reliable way to hire tradespeople, Brits should leave mowing the lawn until the weather has cooled. Mowing in the heat can damage or even kill the blades, leading to ugly brown patches in the grass. On top of this, exerting yourself by gardening in extreme temperatures could lead to heat exhaustion or sun stroke. Leaving the lawn to grow during the heat…
We’re in a golden age of entrepreneurial energy and TikTok is its launchpad. Scroll for five minutes and you’ll see it: start-up founders documenting product development, packaging samples, figuring out cashflow. Behind-the-scenes footage of late-night label design and “small biz wins.” There’s something electric about it. It’s raw, real, and often incredibly inspiring. Founders like Grace Beverley and Aimee Smale have shown that you can build huge momentum by showing up consistently, tapping into a niche, and building a community before you even have product in stock. But for every Tala or Odd Muse, there are thousands of start-ups launching…
Planning your baby’s first summer holiday? Whether you’re off to the coast, heading abroad or just hoping for some sunshine and splash time closer to home, it’s only natural to have a few nerves when water’s involved. From hotel pools to beaches and even splash parks, these are all new environments – and for babies, they can be a bit much if they’re not used to them. The good news is there’s lots you can do before you even leave home to help your baby feel more confident in and around water. Here, Tamsin Brewis, owner of Water Babies Bucks…
Anchord, the groundbreaking new luxury raffle company, has officially launched, giving participants the exclusive opportunity to win a once-in-a-lifetime week-long superyacht holiday for six people – every single month. This is a unique opportunity to live like the ultra-wealthy and experience the lavish lifestyle of the elite. With online entries starting at just £10 and free postal entries also available, participants could be setting sail on a stunning 25-45m superyacht, cruising to the world’s most glamorous destinations. Anchord’s innovative approach allows everyone—from dreamers to adventurers—to indulge in extraordinary experiences without breaking the bank. The prize includes everything needed for the perfect getaway: a luxury yacht charter,…
Claire Stone, travel content specialist for cottages.com and champion of UK travel, shares her tips on travelling with your dog, and suggests two dog-friendly destinations to visit in the UK: “If you decide to bring your dog on your trip, it’s important to plan ahead so you’ll have an enjoyable experience together. When you’re travelling by car, train, or public transport, ensure your dog is secure and comfortable. Use a well-fitted harness, pet carrier, or a car seatbelt attachment to keep them safe. Avoid feeding them right before travel to prevent nausea but keep fresh water handy. If you’re travelling by train or public transport,…
This week marks the start of Mental Health Awareness Week. It’s an important topic – with recent stats showing that only one in three Brits with a mental health problem receive treatment. With a stronger focus on self-care, yoga getaways are becoming an increasingly popular form of wellness treatment and fortunately, Europe offers some of the best retreats possible for those looking to relax. To help you find them, experts at BookRetreats.com, the world’s number one retreat site, have listed the eight best yoga retreats on the continent, for those of us who are hoping to indulge in looking after our…
Children’s mental health is frequently disregarded in today’s hectic world, where difficulties and demands seem to increase every day. But by bringing attention to this important issue, Place2Be’s Children’s Mental Health Week, which was held from February 3 to February 9, 2025, is creating a stir. Established in 2015, the week-long event aims to support children’s mental health throughout the United Kingdom by providing resources and activities that not only increase awareness but also enable children to better understand and communicate their emotions. The significance of self-awareness was highlighted by this year’s theme, “Know Yourself, Grow Yourself.” Young people were…
Tomorrow the Bank of England is widely expected to cut rates to 4.5%. With the cut considered a ‘done deal’, exchange market expert Russell Gous reflects on what it could mean for markets if the predictions are wrong. Editor-in-Chief of TopMoneyCompare, Russell Gous says: “With a cut to 4.5% widely expected, a surprise decision to hold rates at 4.75% would likely rattle markets. Experts estimate the chances of a cut at around 90%, expecting an 8-1 decision in favour. So a decision to stick at 4.75% would come as a real shock—but it’s not impossible. Inflation did fall in December, but…