UniHomes, the UK’s leading student accommodation platform, has revealed that heading off to university could be the ticket for those lonely singles spending this Valentine’s Day on their own. According to UniHomes, nearly a third of students find love while at university, with as many
The United Nations Environment Programme, Ozone Secretariat’s pioneering ‘Reset Earth’ platform returns today, with the launch of an immersive single player mobile game for Android and iOS. Building on the plot of the highly successful Reset Earth original animation film, which premiered on World Education
As Brits continue to spend an extensive amount of time at home, the importance of maintaining a good work-life balance has never been so vital. For their 2021 Work-Life Balance Index, the personal finance experts at money.co.uk have delved through ONS data to uncover where
Have you ever visited some of the most famous landmarks in the world and stood in awe of their incredible lighting displays? Smart Lighting has discovered how many lights these attractions use to reveal the cost of lighting up some of the biggest tourist hotspots
A pioneering apprenticeship, designed to train the acousticians of the future, is planning to take its first intake of students later this year. The Acoustics Technician Level 4 Apprenticeship has been developed as an employer-led, industry initiative, with support from the Association of Noise Consultants
High street retailers must get an immediate reduction in rates if they are to survive, say leading tax and advisory firm Rothenberg. Heather Powell, a partner and head of property at the firm said: “ The waiving of business rates for the retail and leisure
Disordered Eating, Binge Drinking, Impulse Buying, Screen Exhaustion, do any of these sound familiar? If so, you are one of many people whose habits have been affected by Covid-19. Psychotherapist Noel McDermott is warning the nation to keep a close eye on these lifestyle changes
While thousands around the world prepare to celebrate Chinese New Year this Friday, welcoming in the Year of the Ox as they do, property market analysis by GetAgent.co.uk, has found that it could bring bad news for UK homeowners. GetAgent.co.uk analysed house prices over the
Valentine’s Day approaches, but with romantic gestures likely limited to takeaways and socially distanced walks, leading tax and advisory firm Blick Rothenberg have looked at the at the tax efficient side of love. Stefanie Tremain a Director at the firm said: “This year is just
One in six (17%) UK adults don’t know how much money they have in their current account, and a further fifth (19%) couldn’t say how much they’d spent at the end of each calendar month, a new study reveals. The research1, conducted by mobile money