Over half of Londoners happy with transport, but less than 10 per cent content with housing

New research investigates what we value in the capital and the source of our sense of pride in our communities

New research released today (27/07/2017) has uncovered how people living in London really feel about the capital, with … Read More

PUZZLE: In a Clash of Cards, Can You Spot the Ace of Spades?

BY RICHARD JENKINS

The internet has been struggling to DEAL with the latest card-based puzzler to sweep the web.

In this clash of cards, is one that’s unique from all the rest – the fearsome Ace of Spades. Can you … Read More

Commuters Who Walk To Work Feel More Energised than Public Transport Users

Commuting to work leaves workers stressed and tired before they walk through the office door, according to new research.

The ASICS study of 2,000 UK commuters found those who take the train, tube or bus to work are … Read More

Research Reveals Britain’s Favourite Car Karaoke Song

‘Happy’ is Britain’s favourite car karaoke song.

Research found Pharrell Williams’ infectious hit is most likely to get drivers and their passengers singing at the top of their voices.

Bon Jovi’s Livin’ On a Prayer is … Read More

A glimpse of British homes through the decades

A chronological overview of home styles and trends through history

Despite our lives and homes having dramatically changed over the last 40 years, new research released today (25/07/2017) finds that Brits are finding it hard to part with … Read More

What’s it like working with a team of software developers?

Communication

You may envision communicating with a software developer to be quite difficult, due to their nature of sitting behind a computer screen by themselves for hours on end, however in our experience that couldn’t be … Read More

Law-Flaunting Brits Will Commit 32 Criminal Acts Annually

By Rob Knight

The average Brit commits 32 different ‘crimes’ every year – including not paying for supermarket carrier bags, parking on the payment and pocketing incorrect change.

Other wrongdoings include beeping a car horn for … Read More

Dog Owners are Happier, Healthier and More Social than Pooch-less People

Dog owners are happier, more satisfied at work and more sociable than people without a pooch, a study has found.

A poll, of 1,000 dog owners and 1,000 adults without a pet, found 80 per cent who have … Read More

Exodus Travels announces three-year sponsorship with parkrun UK

Today (21/07/2017) sees the announcement of parkrun UK securing three years of funding to continue to support Norfolk, bringing local communities together and to celebrate the great outdoors.

Every Saturday morning hundreds of thousands of people across the … Read More

The big summer getaway begins as Brits take to the skies in record numbers

But there are warnings of future delays if flights continue to increase without a change in airspace infrastructure

• Today (21/07/2017) marks the peak day of the summer for flights with NATS expecting to handle a record breaking … Read More