Despite often being thought of as the quintessential English beverage, tea boasts a long and rich history beginning well before it ever reached the British Isles. Originating in China, and quickly spreading throughout Asia, tea was eventually introduced to Europe by traders and missionaries, and it’s been a store cupboard […]
You’ve probably heard all about the importance of incorporating berries and leafy greens into your diet to stay in the best possible shape. These products belong to a very exclusive group known as superfoods – items that can actively enhance our bodies so we can thrive during our day to
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If you’re off travelling, you will never be far from your trusty smartphone. Aside from using it to take a few snaps of your trip abroad, you might want to consider downloading these must-have travel apps before you head off… 1 Tripit Travelling can get complicated, but with TripIt you
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In 2011, the Post Office Savings Bank (POSB) celebrated its 150th anniversary, having first opened for business on 16 September 1861. The scheme offered ordinary people the opportunity to secure their savings with the government, which was perceived as a solid investment and gave the Treasury some valuable cash assets.
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On the surface, Patagonia may look like any other outdoor clothing store. However, delve a little deeper and you’ll find that Patagonia is a truly unique brand. Dedicated to sustainable fashion and eco-friendly accessories, Patagonia has been an especially hot topic since the introduction of their Winter 2016 ‘Re Collection’,
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The word of the decade is Austerity, and many, including solo households are affected by the political drives of the government and banking institutions who seem reluctant to share. This might urge us to be savvy with our money. Spend wisely and think thrifty. Challenging times when the cost of
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Being a collector can make you a millionaire – or label you a geek. In the top echelons you’ll find the collectors of fine art, antiques, old wines and classic cars, while on the bottom rungs are the old schoolkid’s favourites of action figures and Pokemon cards. But what happens
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With the cost of houses rising, and with mortgage approvals remaining low, more people are opting to rent a property, rather than buy their own home. The cost of renting depends not only on the type of property but the location, too. So just what can £500 per month get
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Do you have a pilea peperomioides in your living room yet? If not, you might find yourself sadly behind the times. The desire for living décor is increasing as houseplants make a resurgence in interior style: social media has fuelled a sharp rise in plant buying, as thousands of people
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Here’s how much a one bedroom flat costs in some UK cities: London In some boroughs, such as Hackney, the average flat price is £566,297. However, one bedroom flats do come in at the lower end of the scale, typically averaging between £230,000 and £600,000. SOLO LIVING Looking For A
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