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21 Ways Poverty Will Rise After the Election
The UK general election is poised to bring sweeping changes, but will they favour those who need it most? As political parties pitch their promises, could it be that the measures touted to boost the economy might just widen the gap between the haves and the have-nots? 1. Council Service Cuts Local councils are bracing … Read more
21 Everyday British Irritations That Should Be Illegal
You’ve seen it, I’ve seen it—we all know there are things out there that simply should not fly in today’s society. Let’s talk about 21 things that absolutely should be illegal in the UK, for the sake of the environment, public health, and basic decency. 1. Single-Use Plastics Why are we still drowning in plastic … Read more
Activism or Anarchy? 21 Times Just Stop Oil Went Too Far
Ever felt like every time you turn on the news, there’s another headline about Just Stop Oil pulling a stunt? Whether you sympathize with their environmental mission or not, you’ve got to wonder: are these disruptions just a nuisance, or are they sparking the right kind of conversations? 1. Stonehenge Spray-Painted Just Stop Oil activists … Read more
UK’s Top 15 Places You’ll Need an Umbrella
Brace yourselves for an inverted stroll through the UK’s most drenched landscapes, a journey where sunshine is the guest and rain reigns supreme. If you’ve ever wondered where in the UK your umbrella might earn its keep or where your wellies would become less accessory and more necessity, you’ve found the right list. 15. Lancashire … Read more
Stop Wasting Money on These 20 Items
In our quest for budget-friendly innovation, we often fall for gadgets promising to transform our lives. Yet, as their novelty fades, we’re left questioning their usefulness. Here’s a glance at 20 such items that, despite their claims, only added complexity to our daily routines, reminding us that simplicity often reigns supreme. 1. Electric Spaghetti Fork … Read more
19 Best Jobs for Your Golden Years
As the retirement chapter opens, it doesn’t necessarily signal the end of work. In fact, for many, it’s the perfect time to explore new opportunities, pursue passions, or simply stay engaged and active in the workforce on a more flexible basis. Whether you’re looking to supplement your income, keep your mind sharp, or dedicate time … Read more
Bad Workplace Trends Gone After COVID
As we all stumbled through the pandemic, desperately clutching our coffee mugs and Zoom etiquette guides, it became glaringly obvious that some of our workplace practices should be left in the past where they belong. Let’s take a stroll down memory lane and reflect on the 19 workplace practices we hope to never see again. … Read more
18 Ways Labour Aims to Transform Britain
With the upcoming general election, Labour, under Sir Keir Starmer’s leadership, promises significant changes for Britain. So, how will their policies shape our nation’s future? 1. Green New Deal Labour pledges to implement a Green New Deal, aiming for net-zero carbon emissions by 2030. This involves massive investment in renewable energy and green infrastructure, creating … Read more
The British Weather Puzzle: Why Is It So Unpredictable?
Ah, British weather: the eternal conversation starter! We’ve all wondered why the UK seems to have some of the most unpredictable weather on the planet. So, why does it always rain on us? 1. Atlantic Ocean Influence The UK’s proximity to the Atlantic Ocean means it is subject to wet and windy weather, especially from … Read more
21 Reasons Millennials Are Turning Away from Politics
Millennials, who once heralded a new era of political engagement, are now increasingly disenchanted. But why exactly have they lost faith? 1. Broken Promises From the Coalition Government The increase in university tuition fees in 2010, under the coalition government of Conservatives and Liberal Democrats, starkly contradicted previous promises, particularly by the Lib Dems who … Read more