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Better Ways To Use Your Outdoors If You Don’t Like Gardening

31/10/2025

There are plenty of people who have a wealth of room outside their home, but hate the upkeep and work that comes with making it pretty at all times of the year. If you are not a gardener, then the hassle that comes with gardening can feel like pulling teeth after a while. Thankfully, there’s no rule saying that you have to keep the garden as-is. Here are some tips on how you can better use that space instead. Picture - CC0 License Get Artificial If you’re sick of taking care of the lawn, but you don’t have any particular ideas on what to do with it, then the simplest answer might be ... read more

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Is Fostering Right for You?

31/10/2025

Fostering is something that many people think about, but don't jump to doing it for many reasons. You see the adverts on TV, and the stories in the newspapers. You know just how much of a difference fostering can make to children, but you still need that push to decide if it's really something you want to do or not. And for the most part, it's the reality of how life will change that holds people back. The unknown of what will happen. Because you already have a life, your family, and your routines, is it worth it to change all of this?   For the children you will help, the answer ... read more

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Independence at Every Age: Creating Homes That Evolve With Us

30/10/2025

Pixabay - CC0 Licence Most of us think of independence in terms of youth: driving, moving out, starting to live your own life. But independence is not, or shouldn’t be, something we leave behind as we grow older. It just starts to look a little different. As the years pass, what really matters is being able to live life on our own terms, in spaces that feel familiar, safe, and tailored to our needs and preferences. Rethinking what “independent living” really means For many families, the conversation about ageing tends to revolve around when help may be needed. But it can be the small ... read more

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Getting Kids Excited About Live Entertainment

30/10/2025

Screens are everywhere, and for most families, they’ve become the easiest form of entertainment, but the fact is that live shows - the kind with real people, music, lights, and audience energy - offer something no screen can match. Of course, getting kids excited about live entertainment isn’t always easy, especially if they’re used to watching from the sofa, but it’s absolutely worth the effort because the memories they make will stay with them long after the curtain closes. With that in mind, keep reading to find out more. Photo by Monica Silvestre Start With Something They Already ... read more

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Planning Your Finances for a Safe, Happy and Healthy Old Age

30/10/2025

Pexels - CCO Licence Thinking about later life finances isn’t exactly the stuff of Saturday night excitement. Most of us would rather scroll holidays or browse kitchen extensions than think about our pension pots or how we’re going to make provisions for our old age when we may need care or have other considerations we don’t have now, but putting it off is not a smart move. Old age is coming to you eventually, if you are lucky, and you need to be prepared for it, especially financially, well in advance, or you could end up with an old age that is less than you had hoped for. Start by ... read more

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The Art of Half-Decluttering: How to Feel Organised When You’re Not Ready to Let Go of Your Stuff

30/10/2025

Pexels - CCO Licence You know that magical, minimalist lifestyle you see on Pinterest where people have three shirts, one plant, and a single wooden spoon? Lovely. Inspirational. Absolutely not realistic for those of us who form emotional attachments to jumpers, old birthday cards, and that bread maker we used once in 2019 (because who knows, bread-baking energy might strike again). If the thought of ruthlessly binning your belongings makes you break out in a cold sweat, don't worry, you can still tame the chaos without going full Marie Kondo. Here’s how to declutter… sort of. Start ... read more

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Changing Careers in Your 30s or 40s? Here’s Why Health and Social Care Might Be Your Next Step

28/10/2025

Thinking about a career change when in your 30s or 40s can sometimes be a little bit intimidating; however, if you really give it a chance, then it could also bring you a level of excitement.  You've already built up experience in one area, and you can easily transfer some of those skills to something else. Photo by Kampus Production: https://www.pexels.com/photo/young-man-helping-older-man-7551643/ Maybe you want to have a little bit more purpose, or you want to have more connections with people. This is where a career change is really important. Let's have a look at this more ... read more

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Making Your Home More Energy Efficient

28/10/2025

Are you a homeowner who is trying to lower their energy bills? If so, you are not alone. There are many households currently feeling the pinch and on the hunt for top tips and tricks on how to keep your bills as low as possible. So, if you are after some of these tips to put into practice then take a look at the article below to find out more.  Pexels CCO License Turn It Off One important aspect of keeping those energy bills low is fully switching your devices and appliances off when you are finished with them. So many items can be ‘left’ on standby, however, this isn’t good for the ... read more

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Embracing the Art of Turning Old Spaces Into Modern Masterpieces

28/10/2025

Turning an old space into something more fresh and inviting takes a bit of imagination, patience, and a clear sense of purpose. It’s about breathing new life into what already exists and finding beauty in the combination of old character and modern function. But the process isn’t about replacing everything. Instead, it’s about refining what’s already there. Keeping the original charm while adding touches that make the space more practical and comfortable helps achieve a home that feels both familiar and new. The goal is to create something that feels timeless, functional, and distinctly ... read more

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How To Find The Next Blockbuster Drug As A Health Startup

20/10/2025

Pexels - CC0 License Finding the next blockbuster drug is the dream of many health startups. It’s what ultimately allows a firm to be successful in this niche and really make a name for itself.  But how can you find one of these medicines? What does it take?  Fortunately, this post is here to help. We look at some of the antecedents you should consider, and actions you should take to make it happen.  Mine Data Like A Detective You’ll want to start the process by mining data like a detective and seeing whether it has left any clues. Usually, you can tell if you’re ... read more

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