Millions Of Brits No Longer Use a Pen

As Email, Texts and Social Media Take Over

Millions of Brits are no longer using a pen – with a third admitting they barely write any more, according to new research.

While 39 per cent of … Read More

A hand up, not a hand out

Cities, by their very nature, aren’t small (unless of course you’re a pretend city like Ely). According to Wikipedia there are over 141,000 people in Norwich and over 370,000 people in the ‘travel to work’ area. I’ve got … Read More

Do I need a Mobile App or a Website Optimised for Mobile Devices?

What are the differences between a Mobile App and a Website optimised for Mobile?

And how can I work out which one is best for me? This is a question we often get asked here at Naked Element, … Read More

Natural Views and Scenery Dominate in List of UK’s Favourite Days Out

Britain’s most famous peaks have topped a poll to find the nation’s favourite free days out.

The Lake District in Cumbria was voted the number one attraction, ahead of Derbyshire’s Peak District and Mount Snowdon – the highest … Read More

East Anglia One

Despite growing up and spending the vast majority of my life living in Norwich, I haven’t really been to the seaside town of Great Yarmouth that many times, despite it being only 20 miles away. I certainly never … Read More

Britain’s Most Beautiful Streets Revealed in New Poll

The Shambles, York’s famous fourteenth century market road, has been named Britain’s prettiest street.

The street, which played host to a thriving meat market from the fourteenth to the nineteenth century, is characterised by overhanging timber-framed buildings that … Read More

The Average Home Contains Over a Thousand Pounds-Worth of Useless Purchases

Brits are housing a staggering £30BILLION worth of useless purchases – many of which are unused, according to new research.

A study of 2,000 people shows the average house contains £1,120.53 worth of items such as sandwich toasters, … Read More

Brits Struggle to Tell Flowers and Unwanted Weeds Apart

More Brits are gardening than ever before, but still get caught out by what’s growing in their gardens and can’t tell the difference between flowers and weeds, according to new research.

A survey of 2,000 people found that … Read More

Research Reveals the Top 50 Secrets to Domestic Bliss

The key to domestic bliss is banning mobiles from the dinner table, family nicknames, two bathrooms – and good WiFi, a study has found.

The concept of ‘family bliss’ may seem like a pipe dream for many parents, but … Read More

Can you tell a Tit from a Chaffinch?

Over half of Brits can’t even identify a sparrow

Millions of Brits admit they’re bird brains when it comes to our feathered friends — with over half unable to identify a SPARROW.

More than a quarter … Read More