Watch out for World Food Day on October 16. The date commemorates the founding of the Food and Agriculture Organisation by the United Nations in 1945. This year’s theme is Grow, Nourish, Sustain, Together. This is a great opportunity to do some fun activities at
Half the nation would be more excited to try new flavours if they could connect them with their heritage Many wish they had access to recipes from previous generations New DNA dinner kit allows curious cooks to dine with their family tree as part of a
For most young people October 31 is synonymous with Halloween and going ‘trick or treating’. But for parents with children who are due to move up to secondary school next September, the end of October is the cut-off date to apply for secondary school places.
The book has won plaudits from the Whitbread Prize winning Irish poet and Oxford don, Bernard O’Donoghue, author of Seamus Heaney and the Language of Poetry (1995), who says: “It is a wonderful account of the time of coronavirus; I especially like the reverie at
With the winter blues drawing in and the pandemic still lurking in the darkness, it’s safe to say we’ve all warranted a cry over the last few months. With this in mind, showers and bathroom suppliers Showerstoyou.co.uk wanted to find out where we spend our
It’s well-known that companies like Google and Facebook are workplace perk innovators. From nap pods to ‘fur-ternity leave’, there are company perks for pretty much everything you can imagine. To assess just how Brits feel towards company perks, SavoyStewart.co.uk polled 1,829 working Brits to understand
Which? has today announced that Aldi has maintained its position as the cheapest supermarket in the UK for September. The price comparison looked at the cost for a trolley of 70 items, including groceries and household essentials, with Aldi coming in the cheapest at just
With a recent YouGov poll revealing more than a third of UK employers plan to make staff redundant over the next three months due to the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s a busy and stressful time for businesses, and in particular HR professionals. To
Surging Coronavirus cases have caused the Government to enforce further Coronavirus lockdown restrictions, with particular emphasis in the hospitality sector in northern England. Possible hospitality closures and the new three-tier “traffic light” system for the local lockdown rules have been put into place as a
New reports show that the number of new apprenticeships being started this year is at its lowest for the past ten years, as the Coronavirus has sparked a mass unemployment crisis in the UK. The Department for Education revealed that apprenticeship starts fell by 18%
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