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Lifestyle

July 28, 2020October 11, 2024

The Sacred Oak Tree

The history of an oak tree dates way back to the very beginning of human life in the UK. Oak trees were sacred to our ancient ancestors of the Pagan religion and acorns are still seen as good luck for warding off illness or evil spirits. Not only in the UK is the oak tree

Lifestyle

July 22, 2020October 11, 2024

Why some people need to keep busy after a bereavement

When a loved one dies, it can turn your whole world upside down. Most people would think that the last thing you’d want to do is organise a funeral and deal with the associated paperwork of registering a death. However, for many, this distraction helps initially. It provides a focus for your energy as a

Lifestyle

June 26, 2020October 11, 2024

Julius Caesar and the invasion of Britain

It is often asked, “what did the Romans ever do for us?” Putting aside the slavery part the Romans and their Empire give us a huge amount. Law, Peace, the Aquaduct. Public health such as baths and shaving the list goes on. It is quite possible that without the concept of the bath and the

Lifestyle

June 25, 2020October 11, 2024

Adorable Otters and their natural quirky, playful habits

Having slim, lean bodies, relatively short legs and sturdy webbed feet with powerful sharp claws the playful Otter is a fast and accomplished swimmer and catches his fish supper with agility and ease. From fast flowing Rivers like the Gissage near Honiton in Devon to the Northern and Eastern Pacific Oceans the adorable Otter is

Lifestyle

August 6, 2019October 11, 2024

5 reasons why Kate Middleton’s favourite sport is great for your body

Hockey has never really fallen out of fashion, but should it need a boost, the fact that it was The Duchess of Cambridge’s favourite school sport should do the trick. Here is a look at some of the reasons Kate loves it – and some of the reasons why you should, too. Image Credit First

Lifestyle

February 1, 2016October 11, 2024

Dog microchipping: 5 key facts

What are the new regulations?From April 2016 all dogs in England will be required to be chipped and owner details must be kept up to date. Fines of £500 will be in place for non-compliance. Breeders will be responsible for getting puppies chipped and registered before they leave. New owners will have 21

Lifestyle

January 19, 2016October 11, 2024

The early bird catches… get ahead of the crowd with spring DIY plans

Although it might seem like we’re still in the depths of winter, now is a good time to start looking forward and making plans for the spring. If you’ve got jobs that need to be done around the home, make a plan now and put them into action over the coming weeks.

Health

December 30, 2015October 11, 2024

Some extreme ways people push their bodies to the limit

Body modifications are all the rage nowadays. From piercings to plastic surgery, more and more people are opting to change the way they look permanently rather than temporarily. There are many different ways that people accomplish this. If you are interested in trying any of these methods, be sure to speak with a professional or

Home Improvement

December 9, 2015October 11, 2024

Planning your Spring Clean for 2016

As you sit down to write your Christmas list, spare a little time to think of what you can do for your home in the New Year. Planning ahead really does pay, and spring has always been the traditional time for a deep clean to prepare your home for the year ahead. Make a list

Lifestyle

December 3, 2015October 11, 2024

Winter 2015-16: Five Key Trends

Have you kitted out your winter wardrobe yet? As winter approaches, it’s time to get the look with the key trends that have emerged this winter. From pleats to ankle boots and capes to knitwear, these fashionable styles will keep you warm until spring.