Astonishing cruise scenery around the word

If you’re looking to see multiple stunning locations in one trip, cruise holidays are just the holiday ticket. From glorious mountain ranges to paradise islands, cosmopolitan cities to medieval ports, prepare yourself to be breath taken by some of the most astonishing scenery on the planet. Fairy-tale Fjords When you ...

Specsavers to Trademark “Should’ve”

Specsavers has moved to put permanent dibs on the commonly-used verb "should've" after the opticians approached the UK Intellectual Property Office (IPO) for a trademark. The company used the phrase "should've gone to Specsavers" in it marketing and branding and has become commonly associated with the word, which has given it ...

World’s Largest Wind Farm to be Built off Yorkshire Coast

The World's largest windfarm is to be built off the Yorkshire coast after the government gave the go-ahead for the project in Hornsea. In what Business and Energy Secretary Greg Clark dubbed "as a marker of the UK’s status as a global leader in offshore wind”, the windfarm will consist of 300 turbines ...

London’s battle against air pollution

In the latest attempt to reduce air pollution across London, the city’s Mayor Sadiq Khan has announced that London’s new Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) could be introduced as early as 2019. This will be a year earlier than previously anticipated, with the roll-out initially focused on inner London, before ...

Spag Bol: 20 Ways to ‘Boost’ the Nation’s Favourite Dish

Back in 2010 Italian chefs pooled together to reclaim their national dish of spaghetti bolognese. They claimed the original recipe had become so corrupted it was in urgent need of a culinary rescue, penning an authentic recipe which reflected its historical routes. But here's the rub. Brits don't seem to give ...

The UK’s First Sweet Pie Company Pops Up in Clerkenwell

The UK's first sweet pie company, One Four, is bringing a mix of American deserts to Clerkenwell from next week at East London eatery, Printworks Kitchen. Running from 22nd - 26th August, it’s time to leave your diets at the door and dig into some seriously dirty desserts this summer. Chocolate ...

Train fares have grown at double the rate of wages since 2010

The train system in the UK has always been the Achilles heel of the UK, a small-ish country, who simply can’t get their heads around running a train service efficiently and at a reasonable price. Ask any commuter in Surrey or Sussex what the think of their train service and ...

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