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Sometimes, the writing’s on the wall about when to leave a job, but we ignore it, hoping things might improve. However, recognizing red flags can save you time and prevent career stagnation. Here are 20 signals that it’s time to polish your resume and look for new opportunities… 1. Stagnation in Your Role If you’ve … Read more
As the retirement chapter opens, it doesn’t necessarily signal the end of work. In fact, for many, it’s the perfect time to explore new opportunities, pursue passions, or stay engaged and active in the workforce more flexibly. Whether you’re looking to supplement your income, keep your mind sharp, or dedicate time to a long-held interest, … Read more
Let’s be honest: it’s not easy being proud of Britain these days. Turn on the news, and you might wonder if we’ve lost the plot entirely. But before you write Britain off, here are 20 reasons why there’s still plenty to be proud of. 1. The NHS — Still Hanging In There Yes, the NHS … Read more
Some cities are doing more than just flying the rainbow flag – are they worth the visit? 1. London: The UK’s LGBTQ Capital London isn’t just the UK’s capital; it’s the heart of the country’s LGBTQ community. Soho remains a central hub, with bars like G-A-Y and Heaven being synonymous with LGBTQ nightlife. The city … Read more
Navigating the UK pension today is a complex interplay of policy changes, economic pressures, and evolving financial strategies. 1. State Pension Increase The State Pension has increased by 8.5% in 2024 due to the triple lock, raising the full new State Pension to over £11,500 per year. This increase is designed to keep up with … Read more
With energy prices skyrocketing and winter fast approaching, it’s essential to know if you or your loved ones are eligible for the Winter Fuel Allowance. 1. Eligibility by Age You qualify for the Winter Fuel Allowance if you were born on or before 23 September 1958. This means that as of the winter of 2024-2025, … Read more
Britain’s weather is changing, and not for the better. Are we prepared for what’s coming? 1. Record-Breaking Temperatures The Met Office’s data indicates an alarming trend: the frequency of ‘hot’ days (over 28°C) has more than doubled compared to historical averages from 1961-1990. What used to be rare is now becoming frighteningly routine. 2. Precipitation … Read more
The Labour government has made plenty of promises, but the gap between the rich and poor continues to grow. How much longer can this disparity be ignored? 1. Tax Cuts for the Wealthy, Scraps for the Poor The Labour government’s recent tax policies have drawn sharp criticism for favouring the wealthy, with capital gains tax … Read more
For decades, the UK has sold off essential public services to private companies. The result? Higher costs, poorer service, and a lack of control over things that impact our everyday lives. So, was it really worth it? 1. Railways: Expensive and Unreliable If you’re a regular train user, you’ve likely felt the pain of privatisation. … Read more
Britain’s iconic landmarks aren’t all what they used to be — crumbling under neglect, mismanagement, or simply out of touch with the times, these sites are now more relics than reflections of a glorious past. 1. Blackpool Tower, Lancashire Once a beacon of British seaside charm, Blackpool Tower now feels like a tired attraction struggling … Read more