Does what you eat affect your health?
New Year, new us? Well, not really, but the arrival of a New Year often provides opportunities to look back and reflect on the past year and make any changes you feel necessary for a prosperous year.
New Year, new us? Well, not really, but the arrival of a New Year often provides opportunities to look back and reflect on the past year and make any changes you feel necessary for a prosperous year.
It’s a New Year which often means new beginnings for a lot of people. As we approach the end of the first month of 2019, and you’re back into a routine and the post-Christmas slump has passed, now is the perfect time to set yourself a realistic resolution.
Whether you’ve lived there, been there on a holiday or simply seen its beauty on the television, Australia is an amazing country. So much so, that every year on the 26th January, a national public holiday is held in the country, known as Australia Day.
National Pie Day is celebrated on January 23rd. What type of pie person are you? Savoury or Sweet? No matter what your favourite is, Pie Day is a great day to indulge in a slice (or a whole pie) to yourself or share with your flat mates.
Whether you’re living in the city, visiting family or friends, or simply there for a day trip, here are some hidden gems and big events you can enjoy in Cardiff this festive season…
With A-Level results day next week and the new academic term just around the corner, if you’re getting ready to start studying at Oxford Brookes University, then you may also be getting ready to move away from home for the first time.
Sheffield; the city of steel. Built between several hills, Sheffield is home to the oldest football club in the world – Sheffield F.C, Henderson’s Relish and has more trees per person than any other city in Europe.
My first year as a student in Cardiff has flown by. It’s already been 8 months since I moved into Shand House – which has been an absolute dream.
This week (14 – 20 May) is Mental Health Awareness Week and the theme of this year’s campaign – which is hosted by the Mental Health Foundation, is stress.
It’s been a few months since you moved into your new student home and started university in Leeds. But there’s probably lots of things you haven’t yet done in the city; from museums and art galleries, to stadiums and theatres, it’s time to explore Leeds City Centre.