A leading oncologist has said Britain needs to tackle the obesity crisis if it wants to drive down current and predicted rates of cancer. Speaking to GB News, Prof Angus Dalgleish, Professor of Oncology at St George’s, University of London, said: “I said at the
Solo travel has risen in popularity in the last two years, and that trend is set to continue. In fact, one survey of 27,000 travelers has revealed that 54 percent of women are planning on taking a solo trip this year. There’s also increased interest
Get 2024 off to a flying start with the magically theatrical immersive dining experience at the renowned Porchester Hall in Paddington on 10th and 11th February. The all-new family dining experience in central London will transport families into a hidden world of adventure for a
Recent reports suggest that in the upcoming year 2024, train fares for commuters might escalate by up to 5 percent. Despite this increase, it stands significantly lower compared to the potential 8 percent surge anticipated in March 2024, employing a similar calculation method as this
As families pack the decorations away for another year after a fun-filled Christmas holiday this week, millions of youngsters across the country are returning to the classroom. Navigating the return to school can be a challenging period for both parents and children, with disruptions in
Talk Think Do has reported a 64% increase in revenue, as the figure rose to £3.17m from £1.93m in 2022. The company expanded its team by 42%, increasing headcount from 24 to 34 to support overall business growth. In 2023, Talk Think Do launched its
Poor weather, dark evenings, a lower than normal bank balance and failed new year resolutions – it’s no surprise then, that the third Monday of January is the most depressing day of the year. To help brighten up Londoners’ Blue Monday, London Wetland Centre has
A 2023 study from Motorway – the UK’s fastest-growing used-car marketplace – revealed that over 4.2 million Brits have an excess car they do not use sitting on their driveway, whilst revealing that more than half of Brits (52%) are unaware of the untapped financial
A teenager from Caterham, Surrey has shown that age has nothing on ambition after successfully completing his first redevelopment project and setting records on the TV show, Homes Under The Hammer. 18-year-old James Stock took on the role of project manager for a barn conversion
Public sector bodies such as local authorities, Government departments and national institutions are spending vastly different amounts on their energy, with some paying significantly more than others, an investigation by not-for-profit energy consultancy, Box Power CIC using freedom of information laws and accounts analysis has