1. Vancouver – Canada’s shining jewel when it comes to recycling, the city of Vancouver has increased its rate from 40% to over 60% in just over a decade, with a goal of 80%. The city does this by making recycling part of the circular
Latest figures from the Bank of England show that for the first time since August 2020, consumers borrowed more than they paid off in May this year – with unsecured lending rising by a net £280 million from April. The report shows that while borrowing
Great Place to Work® UK has just unveiled its 2021 list of Best Workplaces™ for Women. Through an incredibly challenging year, a total of 114 UK-based organisations from a range of industries including housing, financial services, tech, and pharmaceuticals, have earned official recognition for driving
Queen of the Night is a new luxurious night-time treatment by Magic Organic Apothecary providing exceptional hydration and skin plumping. This night-time product actively works its magic on your skin whilst you sleep; plant based hyaluronic acid and squalane absorb into the deeper layers and
Flexible workspace provider incspaces has confirmed that UK Infrastructure Bank (UKIB) will take up residency at its Leeds site after Chancellor Rishi Sunak officially opened the space at One Embankment. The arrival of UKIB to incspaces means that One Embankment will have reached 80% occupancy
by Nicole Petty, Haircare Expert at Milk + Blush “Every day millions of TikTok videos are shared, with the platform becoming increasingly more influential. But just because someone online does it does not mean it’s the hack you have to try. For example, a video
COVID-19 has brought hygiene, and, more specifically, the role it can play in our health, into sharp focus and further reinforced the fact that prevention is better than cure. However, despite hygiene being the preventive component of the global fight against infectious diseases it has
Manchester-based dance project, The Spirit 808, release their new single ‘On The Beach’, an uplifting, positive track after the year we have all lived through. Rob Forster, the singer songwriter behind the project, explains ‘The world needs some optimism and we all need to be
The COVID-19 crisis has tested the resilience of families across the world. The important question now is, how do we teach ourselves and our children to move forward? Here Psychotherapist Noel McDermott encourages families to look at their successes throughout this pandemic, rather than look
THE pandemic has proven challenging for many different reasons, with unemployment, industry closures and lockdown impacting the nation both physically and mentally. On-demand GP service, Gogodoc, has reported a 78% increase in sick note requests in May – a month where lockdown restrictions remained in