Christmas can be a frightening time of year for those with an eating disorder, with one of the main triggers being their relationship with food. It’s almost impossible not to think about food, with advent calendars to feasting on Christmas Day as a constant reminder.
For millions of Brits, this weekend’s announcement will have meant last minute changes to Christmas plans, with 46% of Brits saying they were looking forward to spending time with their family. But just because it’s different, doesn’t mean it can’t still be festive, as people
The final countdown to Christmas has begun, and you all know what that means – Christmas films galore! Considering much of this festive season is likely to be spent on the couch, OnBuy.com wanted to find out which Christmas films the nation is addicted to! OnBuy surveyed 4,248 participants
A large number of tax payers are still not being helped by the Chancellor and face a bleak Christmas, say leading tax and advisory firm , Blick Rothenberg Stefanie Tremain, a Director at the firm said: “ The mainstays of the Chancellor’s Covid rescue plan,
With just nine days to go until the end of the Brexit transition period many crucial questions about our future trading relationship with the EU remain unanswered leading to further border chaos in the new year, says leading London accountancy firm Blick Rothenberg. Alex Altmann,
We’ll forgive you if had forgotten that the Brexit deadline is looming, but panic buying at the thought of gridlock at the Channel Ports can only lead to one thing: MASSIVE food waste. But as the UK prepares to leave the EU, one British waste
New research from Britain’s largest online pharmacy, Pharmacy2U, reveals that more Brits than ever before are turning to technology to manage their health, with apps to track fitness, monitor sleep and deliver medicines all soaring throughout the pandemic. The research found there has been a
Tens of thousands of British LGBTQ+ people will be alone this Christmas unable to go home due to their family’s negative attitudes, a top helpline charity has warned. After a year that’s left many crying-out to spend time with family, it’s about to get worse
Leading Business Psychologist, Dannielle Haig, coaches some of the principal business minds in the UK and has seen first-hand the impact 2020 has had on our working life and more importantly our mental health. Christmas has given many of us something positive to focus on,
Brits feel most content when spending time with loved ones, having a cup of tea and sleeping, a study has found. After a lonely and separated 2020, almost four in 10 feel at their most relaxed and happy when in the company of friends and
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