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Original Travel, the award-winning British specialist in tailor-made holidays, is encouraging families planning an October half-term getaway to book now to maximise both the anticipation and enjoyment of their holiday.

Booking in advance has been scientifically proven to significantly boost overall happiness and life satisfaction. These findings ar...


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Laura Smith is the Founder and Director of Green Olive Mortgage Solutions. As a dedicated mortgage and protection adviser, she’s passionate about helping people navigate some of life’s biggest financial decisions with confidence and ease. Alongside running her business, Laura is a full-time working mum to three wonderful children, who inspire everything she does.


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With A-Level and GCSE results days this month, LiveCareer UK’s newly updated guide reveals the top 50 most lucrative career paths to help students navigate their next steps

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The first day of school is one of the biggest days in a child’s, and their parents’ lives. The settling in days have been done, the summer break has been enjoyed, and crunch time is here. However, more and more reception teachers are seeing that children aren’t ready to master the basic tasks they need to do on their first day at school.

Georgie Hunter, Head...


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New research by cyber intelligence company OXIL overturns assumptions that elderly people are those most vulnerable to the online scammers – with situational factors rather than a person’s age emerging as more significant correlations. Being tired, going through a break-up or struggling with a gambling problem are some of the factors that make people more likely to be targete...


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