New research identifies major differences in hamstring injuries in male and female footballers New research from Isokinetic, London’s leading clinic for injury prevention, treatment and rehabilitation shows that professional female footballers sustain more hamstring injuries through indirect contact and kicking in comparison to their male counterparts. The study highlights the need for better understanding of the prevention and treatment of injuries in women’s football. The study analysed a total of 129 severe hamstring injuries using video analysis by some of Europe’s leading expert in sports medicine. It showed that female players had a higher proportion of indirect contact, running and…
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A new study released by the UK’s leading Out of Home media and infrastructure company, Clear Channel UK, revealed that demand for sustainable products is higher than ever, with one in three Brits (30%) willing to pay up to 10% more for a sustainable product compared to the non-sustainable equivalent, even amidst the cost of living crisis. The study of 2,000 respondents, conducted via OnePoll, also revealed that an astonishing 10% of older Gen Z and younger Millennials are willing to pay up to 50% extra for a sustainable product, while 6% would be willing to pay as much as 51-60% extra.…
A major development milestone was celebrated last week Tuesday 26th November at St William’s Regent’s View on The Canal development in this key City fringe location. The topping out of the development follows on swiftly from the announcement of a deal to deliver the first 84 social rent homes to Gateway Housing Association onsite. The “topping-out” ceremony saw representatives from St William (part of the Berkeley Group), London Borough of Tower Hamlets, Gateway Housing Association, and architects RSHP gathered to mark the completion of one of the first structural frames. At Regent’s View, a former gasworks is being transformed into…
Indulge in delectable festive plates and cocktails with stunning skyline views! Step into the holiday season with Savage Garden, where festive bites meet a daring twist above the London skyline. Located atop the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel London – Tower of London, Savage Garden is serving up seasonal indulgences with their exclusive Festive Plates, available from now until Monday 30th December. Embrace the season as you enjoy delectable dishes amidst the backdrop of iconic landmarks, including The Shard, Tower Bridge, and St. Paul’s Cathedral. Celebrate the holiday spirit with each carefully crafted dish, from irresistibly cheesy indulgences to classic British…
35 million Brits expected to hit the road this festive season, with a quarter facing road trip arguments Wham’s ‘Last Christmas’ crowned the ultimate driving song, beating Mariah Carey and Chris Rea Brits are gearing up with festive tunes, snacks and Christmas jumpers for their journeys, with one in ten forgetting to pack presents Free eBook with renowned explorer Ash Dykes available to help bust travel woes As the festive season approaches, Welcome Break has uncovered that 35 million Brits are planning to hit the road over Christmas, with 7 million venturing out on Christmas Day alone. However, nearly a quarter…
Bluewater has announced the return of its popular Giving Tree in support of a variety of children’s and family charities across Kent and the South East. The charity drive will help over 40 local organisations in the run up to Christmas this year, including: Crossroads Care who help unpaid carers to make a life of their own outside caring by providing quality services offering peace of mind while they enjoy some time to themselves. Ellenor Hospice who are specialist palliative care providers for adults and children in Dartford, Gravesham and Swanley. Imago Community, a charity which promotes, develops and facilitates…
Left to Right: Mr. Yuthachai Charanachitta CEO of ONYX Hospitality Group and Mr. Winil Walgampala, Owner of Winil Holdings Pvt Ltd & Amari Colombo Sri Lanka ONYX Hospitality Group, a leading force in Southeast Asia’s hospitality industry, is proud to announce the grand opening of Amari Colombo in Sri Lanka, set to welcome its first guests on 1st December 2024. This much-anticipated launch marks the beginning of a new chapter for Sri Lanka’s hospitality sector, coinciding with the season’s start and heralding a vibrant new era of sophistication and modernity in the region. The landmark property, located in the heart…
In the 12 months ending 31 October 2024, one in 427 adults in England and Wales entered insolvency, higher than the 12 months to October 2023. Combine this with overall registered company insolvencies in 2024 tracking similarly to 2023’s figures – which were the highest for a decade – leading finance and small business experts have pooled their wisdom and launched a new eBook to help SMEs survive. The Small Business Survival eBook, by Informi from AAT (Association of Accounting Technicians), is aimed at the UK’s 5.5million SMEs, sole traders and freelancers, and launches just weeks after the Autumn Budget, which…
Spring Clean Season! That time of year has arrived, where dark dreary days are giving way to sunnier climes (hopefully), and the optimism of Spring. Spring cleaning may have emerged to mark the transition from winter to spring and new beginnings, but it also can help provide a mood boost, while a quick declutter will clean the decks. We take a look at some of our home’s most common flooring and accessories and how best to keep them looking fresh and new. Doing Away With Dust Stainfree Country Linear – Berber, from £15 per m2 Abingdon Flooring You don’t have…
A new study reveals the nation’s most annoying habits at work, including during video calls. It turns out that eating, burping, farting, and making inappropriate comments are the top pet peeves in virtual meetings. Office workers across Britain also admit how they spend their time while cameras are off, with nearly a fifth saying they use the toilet during meetings. Are YOU guilty of the most annoying video call habits at work? 1,000 workers reveal their online call pet peeves in new study Online meetings are far from being a thing of the past, as a recent survey of 1,000 desk workers revealed that…