Willing you to get Fit -Jack Wills launches Men?s fitness range

Half of the season is behind us and the driver market for 2016 is beginning to fall into shape. As always the first benchmark for any drievr seeking a promotion for next season is how well they are performing compared to the only other driver who has the same equipment as them. Who?s stolen a march on their team mates so far this season? Who is out-performing the driver in […]

Photo credit: Roman Motizov, Shutterstock Writer Kate Orson shares her top tips for pursuing the writing carer of your dreams. I?ve always wanted to be a writer. I wrote my first stories when I was five years old. As a teenager I loved to journal my thoughts and feelings. Then after studying English at University I did a postgraduate creative writing course. I always wanted to write fiction, but my […]

Seven Feet Apart are a trainer brand with a difference, another one, well in their case they have a great background story and a total unique selling point. With a heritage tracing as far back as the industrial revolution, they pair prime Italian leather with ingenious British engineering to offer a product which focuses on comfort and built to last. Plus, at the same time their ethos around the entire […]

Photo taken by Kerstin Rodgers, aka MsMarmiteLover. A few weeks ago I received an invitation in the post to the 25th birthday party of BBC Good Food ? and squeaked with excitement. I credit the BBC Good Food website as being one of the main ways I taught myself to cook, by looking up and poring over recipes online, studiously copying them into notebooks that I still have?in fact it?s […]

Photo Credit: Denis Vrublevski, Shutterstock We are now well into the new tax year and since then a General Election has been called! Who knows what the future holds for us after 8th June but keeping our finances in order is a policy we should all have. This month we have advice that we can all use whatever state our finances in and completely free of any political leanings!  The […]

Uber-violent, pulse-pounding horror ? and no sequels. EuropaCorp During the 00s, watching a horror movie at your local multiplex was (to paraphrase Julian Rathbone) like wading through a stew with not much meat and occasional pieces of gristle. You kept the faith, soldiering on through movies like Valentine and Halloween: Resurrection, and what was your reward? A remake of Friday The 13th. Thanks, Michael Bay. Which is not to say the […]

Concluding a diary of zombie doom, in which five four survivors attempt to escape an infected town in strategy-management-RPG Zafehouse Diaries 2 [official site]. Problem being, they straight-up hate each other. In this second and final part: death! Duplicity! Arguments about cleaning! And? a hero. First order of the day is to regroup, and then to secure our current premises. We?ve had a serious scare, and can no longer take […]

Soooo who is getting ready for Back to School? Are you? And do you like some Back to School Crafts?? Or do you simply love some Stationery Crafts regardless of the time of year?! Well today, I have some SUPER CUTE Pencil Toppers to share with you ? they are some Origami Cat Pencil toppers, that also work REALLY well as adorable little Cat Finger Puppets. So whether you are […]

Welcome to April?s Single Parent round-up. How has your month been so far?  Our single parents have been blogging lots as usual? let?s see what they?ve had to say. I loved this post from Gemma the Family Girl of 29 things she?s learned in her 29 years. Very wise words from someone who?s about to turn 30. In a similar vein, Aly from Messed Up Mum shares five big life lessons. I […]

WhatCulture Look, there’s a lot of science out there, so perhaps it’s understandable that not everybody can be 100% right all of the time, but there are certain myths and misconceptions out there that, despite being roundly and decisively debunked, adamantly refuse to die. Most of us know that the internet is not to be trusted, but we generally trust our parents and teachers to give us the right information. […]