Six in ten think they should share their feelings with their mum more often

Doting sons and daughters will say ‘I love you’ to their mum 12 times a month, research has found.

A study of 2,000 adults revealed that during the average month, mums will hear the words from their offspring … Read More

Super Hero, Super Mum

The Super Mum will remind your Mum that she really is your Super Hero. The pink mug is printed with ‘Super Mum’ and has a removable silicone lilac cape that will flap gently with each mouthful. 

No-one will … Read More

NNUH staff survey results show significant improvement

A national survey of NHS employees shows that staff at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust have rated the Trust more highly in 18 out of 32 key findings, demonstrating a significant improvement over the … Read More

Hospital urges awareness of ovarian cancer symptoms

Every day in the UK, 11 women will die from ovarian cancer and during Ovarian Cancer Awareness month in March the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital is hoping to raise awareness of the symptoms.

Around 7,400 women are … Read More

4 time-saving ways to balance your work life.

It can often feel like time is actually getting shorter in these busy modern lives we lead.

Obviously the days are still the same length they have ever been, but we seem to be required to squeeze more … Read More

Social media consistency and relevancy

There’s a whole host of social media platforms out there for you to explore.

Finding the ones that work for you to help you find and engage with your audience can be vital for the success of your … Read More

Parents are regularly forking out more for clothes and toys aimed at girls than boys

Parents are regularly forking out more for clothes and toys aimed at girls than boys, a study has found.

Two thirds of parents have noticed a kids ‘gender pay gap’ with stores charging more for almost identical items … Read More

Six in 10 Brits admit to being afraid of taking risks

Six in 10 Brits admit to being afraid of taking risks, a study has found.

Instead of living life on the edge, millions consider themselves to be ‘risk-adverse’ with more than two thirds blaming it on a fear … Read More

Why Do I Need A College Degree?

“I don’t think I’ll give access to to college.” How many times have we heard that activity in TV shows and movies? Countless.

But if parents can afford sending their students to colleges or universities, they do. Statistics … Read More

Why it pays to negotiate for your utility bills

British Gas, one of the traditional ‘Big Six’, has announced that it will abolish its Standard Variable Tariff.

For those unaware, the SVT is essentially the default tariff that customers are likely to have if their current tariff … Read More