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Music teacher and London mum explains why a lullaby is not the most effective way to calm and soothe your baby to sleep

-Three key tips to offer relief to anxious parents and contentment to babies - The internet and social media is rife with advice for anxious...

Bluewater is set to become home to the first Bershka and Pull&Bear stores in Kent

Bluewater has announced that two global fashion brands, Bershka and Pull&Bear, will be joining its retail line-up before the end of the year. The duo...

Sleep expert reveals how to improve sleep during the warm weather!

Although sunshine has lots of amazing benefits, the impact on sleep can be detrimental to productivity and general well-being during the hotter months. Including below...

London train stations have the best food options in Europe

REVEALED: EUROPE'S BEST CITIES FOR TRAIN STATION DINING A new study by Radical Storage finds out which European cities have the best food options at their railway...

Tables have turned on UK pay inflation: staff salary expectations below employer forecasts

Workers expect a 3.8% pay rise in the next year, below the 4.6% planned by employers, suggesting businesses are mitigating against skills shortages 65% of...

Canada is the best place in the world for sustainable investments

As the world gathers at COP28 with fast-tracking the energy transition high on the agenda, Canada is making the case to global investors that...

Neil O’Neil announces candidacy for the Zawahi seat in Stratford-on-Avon for First UK Non-Political Party

Neil O'Neil, a distinguished technologist, futurist, musician, ethical hacker, public speaker, writer, inventor, filmmaker and speciesist, has declared his candidacy for the Stratford-on-Avon constituency,...

Revised ONS stats highlight the importance of younger workers’ voices, but over 60% feel unheard at work, according to new research.

The changes to the labour force survey announced by the Office for National Statistics to improve the accuracy of their data shows the effects...

Engineering skills shortages grow as job applications fall

Skills shortages in engineering have continued to grow, with applications tumbling in April. That's according to the latest insight from the Association of Professional...
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