Lifestyle
Why is Romford Stadium the heart of London’s greyhound scene?
Greyhound racing has been a popular sporting pastime in the UK for quite some time now. While it has never quite matched the mass appeal of horse racing or football, it does have a large and very loyal fanbase who follow it. A big part of the greyhound racing industry is the tracks that dogs run at and fans attend to see them compete. Although there are officially 21 licensed greyhound tracks in the UK as of March 2019, Romford...
Top 5 High Paying Jobs of 2019 and Beyond
It is very easy to get fascinated by someone with incredible pay and consider how fortunate they are. But the fact that underlines this matter is that high paying jobs are not as uncommon as they might seem, they're frequently the ones with the most vacant positions. While you may initially need to build an extraordinary set of skills or seek a specific degree, there are numerous jobs with high pay rates that are just expanding continuously, and they are...
5 Top Musical Instruments You Should Learn
Music is a universal language that promotes emotion and imagination. No matter where you are or who you are with, music unites people. Friendships are often formed around musical tastes. On a deeper level, psychologists and educators herald music as a significant influence on a person’s behaviour. Music can be stimulating and exciting, or it can be soothing and calming. Learning to play an instrument also helps people nurture discipline, foster an ability to feel comfortable in social situations and...
Mum ran London Marathon for sixth birthday of daughter battling degenerative brain disease
Poppy Bell-Minogue was born on the day of the 2013 London Marathon and was cradled in the arms of her mother Samantha, 34, as they watched the coverage in their living room
Breast cancer patients ‘less likely to relapse if they undergo radiotherapy after surgery’
Early, low-risk, hormone driven breast cancer is less likely to come back if patients are given radiotherapy and anti-hormone treatment post-operation, suggests a new study
Leukaemia breakthrough – Blood cancer’s ‘Achilles’ heel opens door for new treatments’
A discovery by British scientists has opened the door to developing new drugs for a disease that is notoriously difficult to treat
Treylance, a white glove freelance service, hits the UK design market
Freelancer task-time management and performance quality will be monitored by a project manager. The client will receive the three best design approaches to choose from and progress with. There’s no doubt the UK freelance market is evolving at a rapid pace with currently around 2 million freelancers and the number will continue to rise. It contributes almost £300 billion a year to the British economy. With the current uncertainty in the British environment one fact that will prevail is the...
If the prices might change post-Brexit, should we start stockpiling now?
It’s fair to say that many people in the UK are concerned about the future of Brexit and the unknown. Some of them so much so, that they are already stockpiling food and supplies. If you Google “Stockpiling food Brexit” you’ll see news about supermarket food shelves picked clean by shoppers in a prep mode. Your household may not face the consequences, but if you do, and you're cut off for weeks without food and services, then food, water, and...
Surya Iacono explains how to count Macros for effective fat loss
If you’re working out and counting calories, you’d expect to lose weight, right? Well, some people do, but even they will reach a plateau at some point. The problem is, counting calories alone is just not exact enough. Macros are where it’s at. (macros) are simply ratios of fat, carbohydrates and protein. All calories are not equal, and it matters where they come from. If you hit the right macros, you could find yourself shedding even stubborn fat. How do...