BRAND Sophia from Designs by PoolAid, shares a step-by-step guide of everything worth considering if you are thinking about building an eco-friendly pool. Have you ever wondered what’s involved in building a swimming pool in your garden or backyard? Eco-friendly pools are becoming a discerning choice for homeowners, and not […]
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Motor World shares what you need to know about clean air zones in 2023, as more city centres around the UK are declared low-emission zones. What does that mean for you and your vehicle? You might have heard about clean air zones coming into effect throughout the UK. But do you
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We’ve put together a list of helpful apps which may provide some of the tools and support you need if you’re feeling lonely. Currently, there is much discussion and debate about how helpful technology can be when it comes to tackling loneliness. For instance, research studies can be confusing as
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Virtual reality is changing the travel industry from a number of different angles. Not only can you travel the world from your armchair via Google Earth, you can also use virtual reality travel apps to plan a holiday. The question is, are we ready to plan holidays using VR and
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My grandfather calls smartphones ‘thickphones’, and thinks it’s very funny. But he’s not joking. He is firm of the opinion that perpetual engagement with mobile media is making people more stupid – less able to interact with the world around them. SOLO LIVING Driven to Distraction? Enter The Dumbphone Technology|
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How times have rapidly changed since the days of using viewfinders like the one seen in our featured image! If you love viewing art and other culturally important works, but find you’re not always in the mood for travel or visiting an actual museum or gallery, then Google’s Arts and
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Sitting in rows sewing circle dolls for the missions in 1981, under the beady eye of a nun in a school sounds like a scene from “Jane Eyre”. But, listening along to “The Hobbit” and “Tammy Troot’s Capers” elevated it to one of the warmest memories I have of my
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Even if you’re not familiar with the term ‘sharing economy’, you’ll more than likely be familiar with the overall concept. If you’ve ever booked a holiday cottage or villa for your summer getaway, hired a car, or even checked out a book from your local library, then you’ve contributed towards
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Virtual Private Networks (VPN) protect you when you’re on the move, be it for a business conference twenty miles away, or a backpacking escapade across the world. We all need to go online wherever we might be, and having a VPN in place can keep you safe wherever you surf.
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What we’re able to do online in the digital age is nothing short of amazing. But the fly in the ointment is that cybercrooks are getting smarter too. We submit more personal information online now than ever before – from bank details to home addresses – and while this makes
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