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Apprenticeship training takes aim at economic growth in the UK
No one wants to see another economic downturn and concerns are still fresh with regard to the impact Brexit will have on the economy.
Free storytelling for kids this March on MBNA Thames Clippers
London's fastest and most frequent river bus service, MBNA Thames Clippers, has teamed up with leading children's publisher, Walker Books, for a series of weekly storytelling sessions in March.
The power of eye contact on a first date
Little do you know it but eye contact is one of your most potent weapons of mass seduction. It’s one of the simplest ways to articulate to your date that you’re interested in them, without even having to open your mouth!
What are the signs of a good solicitor?
If you’re in a situation where you need legal help, then you’re probably preparing to go through the process of finding a solicitor.
Forget romance, get a pre-nup
Chris Longbottom, Partner in Family Law at national firm Clarke Willmott LLP, believes that there are common misconceptions which are preventing the use of pre-nups for those in need of them most.
Nursery children welcome interactive Tablet Tables
A Devon nursery group has introduced new interactive tablet tables to its settings as a way to help children learn and aid development.
Work-life balance of UK IT professionals lags behind US workers but equals Australians
Despite ‘always-on’ culture taking its toll, UK IT professionals are best placed for managing stress, finds survey.
Grand Pier puts the speed into Speed Dating
You never know who you might bump into if you go speed dating - especially if you do it on the ever-popular dodgem cars on Weston-super-Mare’s Grand Pier!
What traits and attributes should family nurse practitioners have?
Before you enroll in an FNP program, it’s important to know what will be expected of you. Before hiring, hospital managers ask themselves this question: What traits and attributes should family nurse practitioners (FNP) have?
5 reasons to choose Nottingham for your degree
With so many different universities and great locations to study, it’s a tough decision to make when it comes to choosing where you want to spend your next 3+ years.
How to learn a language
People learn languages for all sorts of reasons; you may need to improve your language skills for work, you might have a partner with a different native language, you might have bought a holiday home in another country, you may wish to learn a language to stave off age related mental decline or you might just think it sounds like fun.
Dealing with being single and feeling lonely
When you are single, it can feel like every other person in the world is in a happy and loving relationship. When you live on your own, it can seem like you are the most isolated person imaginable.
Effective time management tips for writing a dissertation
Writing a dissertation is without a doubt the hardest part of a university course. It can feel never ending and is a stressful experience even if you enjoy academic writing and your course.
New jewellery trends from the same-sex marriage industry
Civil partnerships in the UK have declined by 85% since 2013 following the legalisation of same-sex marriage.
Keeping your employees satisfied - the latest research
Adults spend most of their waking hours in the workplace. Different to a couple of decades ago, many employees do not want to simply go to work, complete their tasks and return home.