Grumpy, Energy-Sapped Kids Take Over A Week To Get Back Into School Life

It takes children more than a week to get back into the swing of school after they return from the summer break, it has emerged.

Researchers found kids after six weeks of no homework, going to bed late … Read More

Are Friends Bad for You?

How many of us refer to practically everyone we know as friends? We may thrive on being popular, enthusiastically accumulate lots of introductions, have hundreds of contacts on our phones and network voraciously.

But how many of the … Read More

Modern Kids More Likely to Receive an iPad than a Pencil Case for School

Pupils returning to school are more likely to get a new tablet device than pencil case, a study into changing classroom habits has found.

Researchers found that 55 per cent of children are given a new iPad or … Read More

How Do You Compare? 8 Million Brits Shower Just Once A Week

14% shower once a week, while 8% never shower 51% shower every day, and 4% do so twice daily 37% of Brits sing in the shower 8.4 MILLION Britons shower just once a week, according to new research into the … Read More

Sorry I’m Latte – Brits Would Rather Be Late For Work Than Miss Out On A Morning Coffee

• 54% MUST HAVE A COFFEE BEFORE THEY GET TO WORK IN THE MORNING OR THEY SAY THEY ARE GRUMPY AND SLUGGISH
• 22% HAVE BEEN LATE FOR WORK SO THEY CAN HAVE A COFFEE FIRST
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IT issues and No air conditioning – The top office grumbles revealed

The average employee spends the equivalent of two working weeks a year grumbling – with the top gripes about IT, air con and printers, a study has found.

Researchers say the typical employee will also find time to … Read More

New study reveals employer strategies for retaining their staff

The bigger a business becomes, the more business professionals rely on staff to help drive everything forward

A new report released today (31/08/2017) has revealed the priorities for bosses when it comes to retaining staff and keeping them … Read More

Three Quarters of Drivers Unable to Identify Road Signs Found in the Highway Code

Millions of motorists have forgotten what they were taught when they were learning to drive – with many even now unable to identify common road signs, a study found.

Research revealed three quarters of drivers no longer know … Read More

Not correctly recycling your inhaler is leaving behind a damaging carbon footprint

New research, released today (30/08/2017), has revealed that the majority of the nation’s asthma sufferers are incorrectly disposing of their inhalers. 

While most local authorities can recycle certain plastics, some inhalers contain plastics and glasses that are not … Read More

Ipswich Has The Hardest Water In The England

Live in Ipswich? Unlucky … you have the hardest water in England.

Data sourced from local water authorities shows the Suffolk town has the highest levels of calcium carbonate, the key mineral component of hard water, in the … Read More