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Hilarious British Words You Probably Don’t Understand
Exploring British English reveals a collection of unique and often humorous words that can baffle outsiders. Here’s a quick look at 21 terms that capture the playful spirit of British linguistics. 1. Brolly Short for an umbrella, because apparently anything that protects you from the rain needs a cute nickname. Useful for those notorious 14 … Read more
21 False Facts You Thought Were True
Let’s set the record straight by uncovering the truth behind 21 things you’ve always thought were true, but are actually just popular myths. 1. The Great Wall of China Is Visible From Space Contrary to popular belief, the Great Wall is not visible from space with the naked eye. 2. We Only Use 10% of … Read more
Costly Gardening Hacks to Avoid
I love to garden. It’s therapeutic, gets me out in the fresh air, and lets me reconnect with nature. But it can get expensive, too. And, while there are plenty of genuine ways to save money on gardening costs, there’s also some terrible advice and “hacks” out there that will ruin your garden and end … Read more
15 Wellness Tips for Flying Brits
Air travel can be a thrilling start to a new adventure, a necessary part of our jobs, or a way to connect with loved ones. However, the confined space of an aeroplane, along with the multitude of travellers passing through airports, can be a hotbed for germs and illnesses, ranging from the common cold to … Read more
Brexit Benefits: 25 Ways Britain Holds On
Whether you voted to leave or remain, the impact of that decision is unfolding in ways that touch everything from your supermarket shopping to your annual holiday. Are you curious to see how your decision to leave the EU is reshaping everyday life in not-so-splendid ways? Let’s peel back the curtain and reveal the ongoing … Read more
Growing up in 1980s UK: The Unseen Mental Health Toll
The 1980s in the UK were a unique time, filled with cultural quirks and societal shifts that left a lasting impact. Are those who grew up in this decade more in need of a therapist than they realise? 1. The Cold War Anxiety Living under the constant threat of nuclear war, with government-issued pamphlets on … Read more
20 Reasons Labour Looks Set to Win
As the UK shuffles inexorably towards a general election, it seems the stage is set not just for a change of government but for a veritable eviction from Downing Street. With the Conservative Party resembling less a government and more a slow-motion car crash, it’s Labour’s turn to grab the wheel. Are we witnessing the … Read more
Ace Your Job Hunt at 60: Top Tips!
Being a mature jobseeker doesn’t mean being automatically excluded from the workforce. There are several things experienced workers can do to land their ideal position. 1. Prioritize Your Job Search Looking for a new career isn’t easy, so your job search should be considered a full-time occupation. Each day, prepare yourself as if you already … Read more
Classic British Wedding: Top 25 Budget-Friendly Ideas
Weddings are a celebration of love, but they can also be a significant financial burden. While it’s wise to be budget-conscious, there’s a fine line between frugal and cheap. To cut costs, some couples inadvertently cross this line, leading to a wedding that feels less charming and more chintzy. 1. DIY Invitations With Basic Printer … Read more
Breaking Away: 20 Reasons Millennials Are Moving Past Woke Culture
Are Millennials across the UK starting to question the pervasive ‘woke’ culture? As they navigate an increasingly complex social and economic landscape, many are seeking more practical, nuanced approaches. 1. Emphasising Free Speech Over Cancel Culture Millennials in the UK are increasingly defending free speech and challenging the norms of cancel culture. They advocate for … Read more