In light of Children’s Mental Health week which is taking place on 1st-7th February, a social media detox could be what a child needs. Here’s why… The public has never spent more time indoors than they have been asked to in the past year. The coronavirus pandemic has forced us to entertain ourselves at home […]
Fight or Flight Got You Feeling Fraught? 5 Tips to Master Your Anxiety With new national lockdowns coming into force in the UK, uncertainty about our health, finances and future is at an all-time high. But rather than resign to the anxiety, there are simple steps you can take to help you better face life’s uncertainties. The human […]
Weather wet or dry, January is a great time to get out in the garden Millions of Brits have given up on ‘Dry January’, where no alcohol is consumed for the month, following the announcement of the latest national lockdown. And so far, the weather this January has been anything but dry too! We have […]
As we face a third national lockdown, it is all too easy to reach for the comfort foods to snack on! The weather during the first lockdown was glorious, but this time round, it is grey and damp, and coupled with the usual January blues after Christmas, it is no wonder we are looking to […]
By Alexa Payet, Partner at Bolt Burdon and listed specialist in the Certainty Contentious Probate Hub & Area. Initial steps When an individual dies it is necessary to search their paperwork to establish whether they made a Will and gather information regarding their estate. This is important because the personal representatives of the estate have […]
Simple, Fun and Effective Educational Resources For All Your Home-schooling Needs from Countryside Classroom With millions of parents across the country being asked to home-school their children again, many will be finding it hard to navigate the resources available and deliver learning across the huge range of topics that children are usually taught in school. One […]
Join Gordon Buchanan, the highly acclaimed television wildlife cameraman and presenter of the popular BBC series ‘Grizzly Bear Cubs and Me’ for a unique opportunity to hear personal recollections of his globe-trotting travels as Gordon delves into his world of wonderful wildlife – all illustrated with his own film footage and photography. Angela Cave was […]
We meet Claire Huyton, the new Director of Pastoral Care at St Nicholas’ School, Fleet What attracted you to St Nicholas’ School? Having always worked in small independent schools, I think the biggest impact can be made when you get to know your pupils as individuals. Having trained in big comprehensive schools there is a […]
Now, in its 29th year Christmas at Blackthorpe Barn will be a little different this year with a new way of experiencing the lovely Christmas wonders, as it goes online. The pandemic has led to us all having to adapt and change the way we do things, and it is no exception at Blackthorpe Barn. […]
A Ripon company is doing its bit to tackle food poverty by teaming up with a charity that serves meals made from surplus food which would otherwise have gone to waste. Yorkshire Handmade Pies, which is based at Melmerby, will donate 30p for every box of pies sold to FoodCycle, whose volunteers turn fresh, raw […]