‘Technophobe’ Brits have learnt new tech skills during lockdown

‘Technophobe’ Brits have learnt new tech skills during lockdown – including how to video call, send a group text and even use their computer to make a phone call.

Research polling 2,000 adults found a quarter previously avoided … Read More

Strange dreams and late-night snacking amongst the top factors causing Brits to sleep worse

Millions of Brits are having a worse night sleep than ever before – due to strange dreams and late-night snacking.

A study of 2,000 UK adults found nearly one in four said their quality of sleep has dropped … Read More

Help Your Relationship Survive COVID-19

Was it really a surprise to learn that over 80 couples filed for divorce immediately upon leaving lockdown in China?

Being together 24/7 is something we rarely experience for any significant period of time, perhaps only at Christmas or on … Read More

Where do you find recognition?

Just a thought on the ‘bigger picture’, and how much we’ve come to value our NHS and front-line services, especially during these exceptionally testing times.

There’s no doubt that they’re doing outstanding, extraordinarily selfless, life-saving jobs, working all … Read More

Top Tips to Manage Your Time in Isolation

We’re living in unprecedented times. From our health, income, education, ability to travel, no one has been exempt from the impact of this global pandemic.

So excuse yourself if you have an occasional melt down. It’s understandable under … Read More

These are the most satisfying DIY jobs

Mowing the lawn, jet-washing the patio and polishing surfaces until they shine are among the most satisfying DIY jobs, according to Brits.

Putting the finishing touches on a final layer of paint and digging out troublesome weeds also … Read More

Brits are more likely to stick to a healthy lifestyle change if they’re doing it with someone else

Brits are more likely to stick to a healthy lifestyle change if they’re doing it with someone else.

A study of 2,000 adults found two in five plan to try a different diet or fitness routine in 2020, … Read More

Dealing with family rifts

All families change over time. Grown-up’s roles and future aspirations modify and evolve, children become older, more independent and start to lead their own lives, elderly relatives may become more dependent before they ultimately pass away.

There may … Read More

Saturday Jobs: The Decline

A Resolution Foundation report has revealed that just a quarter of 16 and 17-year-olds were in work between 2017 and 2019. Between 1997 and 1999, this figure was considerably higher at 48%.

A recent YouGov survey shows that … Read More

Brits use just a fifth of the apps on their smartphone

Brits use just a fifth of the apps on their smartphone, according to research.

Despite having an average of 26 applications stored on mobile devices, adults admit to using just five of these every day.

And … Read More