Is Britain happy at work? Not if studies are to be believed. New research from the London School of Business and Finance (LSBF) found that 47% want to change jobs. More than one in five are looking to change their role in the next 12 months – a sure-fire indicator of the changing landscape of […]
Julena Drumi
A handy photography checklist for travellers
If you’re going away travelling, whether abroad or in England, there will be so many beautiful sights that you will want to capture and look back on when you return. So many people take photos to create memories to be shared with others while away from home. A photograph is the perfect way of telling […]
Stars old and new line-up for Fringe
The Edinburgh Festival Fringe Programme will embrace a number of topical issues including the #MeToo campaign around sex and consent. Disability, faith and the anniversary of the end of World War One also feature among 3,548 shows. Cerebral palsy sufferer Lee Ridley, winner of Britain’s Got Talent, brings Lost Voice Guy: Inspiration Porn. Fringe debuts come […]
New blend aims to shake-up whisky market
An independent Scottish firm has launched a blended malt Scotch whisky in a bid to shake-up the market and challenge traditional perceptions of Scotland’s national drink. Edinburgh-based entrepreneurs, Andrew Skene, Tom Melville and Alexander Harrison have created Black Tartan as an “improper Scotch” that challenges the “elitist” view of “thou shalt not mix” whisky. The […]
Do you use work time to spy on your ex?
Employees are using company time and technology to check up on their ex-partners via social media, a survey has revealed. In a survey of 3,000 people, an overwhelming majority (95%) of them said they had looked up their ex-partners on social media whilst at work. These social media snoopers were using sites such as Facebook, […]