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Shocking ’70s Travel Practices That Would Leave Today’s Travellers Speechless
Picture this: you’ve just stepped into the ‘70s, a time when travel seemed less about the destination and more about the journey. You’re surrounded by wide-collared shirts, the hum of conversation without the distraction of smartphones, and a sense of freedom in the air that’s as thick as the aeroplane’s cigarette smoke. But let’s not … Read more
15 Indicators Britain Might Face a New Recession
With growing economic challenges, Britain could be on the brink of another recession. Here are 15 compelling reasons that suggest a downturn may be imminent. 1. High Inflation Rates Persistently high inflation is eroding consumer purchasing power, leading to reduced spending and economic slowdown. 2. Stagnant Wage Growth Wages are not keeping pace with inflation, … Read more
21 Fun Ways to Spend Your UK Pension Boost
Ah, the grand pension uplift of £17.35 a week! Here we are, decades of hard work, and what do we get? Enough to maybe buy a pint of milk in the future, considering the way prices are going. But let’s not get all sunshine and rainbows about it. Here’s a list of 21 things to … Read more
15 Infamous British Cars: When Reliability Took a Tea Break
Ever had a car that spent more time with the mechanic than on the road? A car that turned every journey into a game of “Will we actually get there?” If so, you might just see a familiar face (or should we say, chassis) in our countdown to the most unreliable British car in history. … Read more
15 UK Locations Where Rain Reigns Supreme
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 pondered 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
15 Common Transgender Myths and the Truth Behind Them
In the realm of social justice and equality, transgender issues have taken centre stage, yet they’re often shrouded in misinformation and stereotypes. Let’s debunk some of the most common and dangerous myths about transgender people. 1. “Transgender Is a Mental Illness” Contrary to outdated beliefs, being transgender is not a mental illness. The American Psychiatric … Read more
13 Outrageous Financial Habits Inherited From Our Parents
When it comes to managing money, some advice from our parents might not be useful anymore. With today’s changing economy, it’s important to rethink these old habits that could hold back our financial progress. Here are 13 outdated money habits your parents taught you that don’t work anymore. 1. Saving Money Under the Mattress While … Read more
Breathe at Your Own Risk: 15 Most Polluted Towns in the UK
In the green and pleasant land of the UK, not every breath of air is a gulp of pastoral bliss. Some towns offer air that’s more “eau de exhaust” than “fresh country breeze.” Here’s a countdown to the 15 most polluted towns in the UK, where taking a deep breath might just come with a … Read more
21 UK Pints That Promised Much But Delivered Little
Ah, the noble quest for a decent pint in the UK, a journey fraught with peril and disappointment. From the rolling hills of England to the craggy landscapes of Scotland, each county offers its unique take on underwhelming the thirsty traveller. Here’s to the pints that promised much but delivered little, a dubious honour roll … Read more
17 UK Counties With the Worst Planning Blunders
The UK’s planning landscape is a battlefield where ambitious development projects collide with fervent public opposition. From the serene countryside to historic urban edges, these are the 17 flashpoints where the tension between progress and preservation has ignited the most controversy. 17. Glasgow: Solar Farm Showdown Glasgow’s green ambitions face a backlash as solar farm … Read more