Kay Ingram is director of public policy at national financial planning group LEBC Kay Ingram is director of public policy at national financial planning group LEBC. There are several ways to increase state pension entitlement – some for those who have already passed state retirement age and others for those below age 66. Many of them … Read more
10 ways to transform your finances during the latest coronavirus lockdown By Laura Shannon, Financial Mail on Sunday Published: 21:52 GMT, 7 November 2020 | Updated: 22:03 GMT, 7 November 2020 We’re back in lockdown and it’s the perfect opportunity to tackle some financial priorities. Here are ten to get you started… 1. Create a … Read more
Nine ways to waste time By Stuart Heritage For You Magazine Published: 00:02 GMT, 1 November 2020 | Updated: 00:02 GMT, 1 November 2020 Banana bread? Baked. Jisgaws? Completed. Now, says Stuart Heritage, we’re taking the art of doing nothing to new heights Scrolling through Rightmove If lockdown taught you anything, it’s that you dislike … Read more
Miaow stopping him! Cat who lost his front paws and part of his tail becomes a TikTok sensation with clips that show how he’s adapted by jumping off the furniture backwards Rex the cat lost his paws and tail when he fell into a water dish and they all froze His owners post videos of … Read more
Anyone for a spot of island hopping? From hovercraft day trips to ferry rides amid glorious scenery, the wonderful ways to enjoy a fun day out on the water Head to Portsmouth for a ride on the world’s only all-year hovercraft route, with day returns from around £25 Boat trips from Penzance to the Scilly … Read more
Google Photos is probably one of the best online repositories of your photos especially if you have a lot to store and save. But they also want to be able to help you have actual photos that you can store in your photo books, journals, cork boards, and picture frames. We previously had a monthly … Read more
With fewer cars on the roads, plane-free skies and heavy industry on hold, there was no mistaking how much cleaner the air was during lockdown. Now, though, the evils of air pollution are back in the spotlight. Scientists warn that the air we breathe can be packed with toxic gases such as nitrogen oxides (from … Read more
With fewer cars on the roads, plane-free skies and heavy industry on hold, there was no mistaking how much cleaner the air was during lockdown. Now, though, the evils of air pollution are back in the spotlight. Scientists warn that the air we breathe can be packed with toxic gases such as nitrogen oxides (from … Read more
The ultimate revenge! Fired employees reveal the VERY amusing ways they had the last laugh – including writing resignation letters on toilet roll People from across the globe have revealed amusing ways they quit their jobs Diply has compiled online gallery of some of the most comical acts of revenge Snaps include changing message on … Read more
The Government always knew keeping public opinion onside during the early days of a second spike would be hard. As the threat to public health is getting graver, lockdown fatigue is setting in and concerns about national debt are growing. But all is not lost. This administration was elected with a landslide less than ten … Read more