Recent research has unveiled the most relaxed areas in England. According to a recent study, Dartford in Kent has been crowned England’s most relaxed area based on the latest data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) Health Index. This comprehensive analysis evaluated 307 local authorities across the country, focusing on three key factors: feelings of anxiety, general happiness, and life satisfaction. Dartford topped the list with impressive survey results. Respondents reported an average anxiety score of just 1.7 out of 10, indicating minimal feelings of stress. Furthermore, their average scores for general happiness and life satisfaction were 7.93 and 8.05, respectively. When these…
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Living comfortably in some of England’s most sought-after areas comes with a hefty price tag—especially when it comes to council tax. A recent study conducted by tax specialists at Tax Advisor revealed the areas of England that have the highest council tax rates in 2024. Drawing on historical council tax data from gov.uk, the study shed light on the regions where high property values and a demand for exceptional public services result in some of the steepest council tax bills. Elmbridge: The Highest Council Tax Rate in England Topping the list is Elmbridge, a borough in Surrey, with the highest…
In celebration of World Tourism Day, a new study has revealed the top European city breaks travelers can take from London, focusing on cities with the least air pollution. This aspect of travel has become increasingly important as travelers seek not only cultural enrichment but also healthier environments. The study identified Reykjavik, Oslo, and Newcastle as the top three least polluted city destinations based on air quality scores and search volume data. Iceland’s capital, Reykjavik, topped the list with the lowest pollution score of six. Known for its natural landscapes, Reykjavik attracted over 10,000 average monthly searches for city breaks.…
In a display of otherworldly physical and mental resilience, Jonny Davies has completed the “Run the Capitals” challenge he set out to achieve. The challenge took him across the capitals of the UK and Ireland—Edinburgh, Belfast, Dublin, Cardiff, and London—covering 960 kilometers in 11 days, 12 hours, and 25 minutes. His journey, however, was far from smooth, as he battled severe injuries, relentless hills, and physical exhaustion throughout. Yet, his mantra remained clear: “We can complain, or we can get it done.” Davies’ first day began optimistically, running the first 80 kilometers with speed and ease. However, 85 kilometers in,…