Since the start of the pandemic alcohol admissions in hospitals have seen a 70% decline. A new report from the team at Private Rehab Clinic Delamere has analysed data from pre-pandemic to current to reveal the impact COVID-19 had on alcohol hospital admissions. Taking the
Online gambling is on the rise in London. With the advent of mobile technology and the increasing popularity of online casinos, with a new online casino popping up on a daily basis, it is only natural that this trend would continue. However, there are some
Knowing how to keep yourself entertained in your everyday life is very important because it will make your week so much more enjoyable. The internet is luckily there to help us with this task, and today there are so many fun things you can do.
Xaar has chosen Cambridgeshire/East of England based Break as its UK charity partner for the next three years, pledging to match all funds raised up to a sum of £20,000 per year. The selection was made by the business’s appointed Charity Champions following Xaar’s commitment
To coincide with Child Safety Week – from the 6th to the 12th of June 2022 – the disability equality charity Scope is releasing research which shows that many parents and carers do not feel their disabled child is safe using playgrounds with inaccessible equipment,
Local residents taking a walk down The Broadway in Tolworth over the weekend will have noticed a quirky Platinum Jubilee inspired mural that popped up just in time for the celebrations. The design is by Xiaobin Wang, a 2nd year MA student at Kingston School
HIPPEAS®, Chickpea Puff Snacks, is spreading The Peas & Love with the launch of its Minions-themed snacks for the summer! The launch of HIPPEAS® product in support of the new Illumination film, Minions: The Rise of Gru (in cinemas 1 July) will be available in
Clara Ramsdale, 32, rented for over 10 years in London before being in position to buy her first home at Barratt London and Transport for London’s (TfL) joint venture development, Blackhorse View in Walthamstow, East London. Getting on the property ladder was only made possible
According to findings from EIT (The European Institute of Innovation and Technology) last year, healthy eating was one of the highest priorities of Gen Z – as agreed by 72%. With food preferences such as organic and plant-based taking precedent, the majority of the studies
Refuse workers employed by French-owned waste management company Veolia on the outsourced Croydon council refuse collection contract will strike for an initial three weeks this summer in a dispute over poverty pay. Over 100 refuse workers who are members of Unite, the UK’s leading union,