Lessons From The Suffragettes
‘Suffrage’ means the right to vote in political elections. It is the sad truth that throughout history, there have been many restrictions placed on who can and cannot vote, based on factors such as gender, age, race, wealth and education.
In Praise of Instant Gratification
[eltd_dropcaps type=”normal” color=”” background_color=””]I[/eltd_dropcaps]’,m fed up of having to work at things. Does that sound bad?
The constant chipping away at those big projects – the house, the manuscript, the getting your life in order before deciding whether you might make decent parents at some point. Saving for a new pair of jeans. Waiting and waiting for things to slowly build before you can enjoy the rewards.
I want now.
Boosting Your Inner Power
We can all admit that sometimes we lack self-confidence and tend to lose faith in ourselves.
Can Slow Fashion Ever Catch Up?
There have been real moves towards taking a more sustainable approach to fashion, but can slow fashion ever catch up?
How To Spot Relationship ‘Green Flags’
There are so many potential green flags and they often change from person to person, but here are a few key ones to watch out for.
International Relaxation Day
It has been a challenging year and a half for most of us. The series of lockdowns and restrictions on our lives have taken a huge toll on our mental health and wellbeing.
What Brands Are Doing For Sustainability
Read on and find out what companies – new and old – are doing to help save the Earth. After all, it’s the only home we have!
Ultimate Movies For A Girls Night In
We’ve got the ultimate movie list for a girls night in, we’re sure you will be making your way through this Summer…
Mental Wellbeing vs The Olympics
Last Tuesday, Simone Biles withdrew from the gymnastics team final at the Olympics because of mental health issues.
Get Artistic This Summer
According to My Move, 15.9 million people moved home during the first six months of COVID-19. That’s 15.9 million new starts, clean slates, and fresh beginnings. Some of us have moved due to changes in our job, to escape the city, or to be near family again, and some of us have moved because we’ve had no choice due to the pandemic.