Rachel Reeves has signalled that changes may be coming to the ISA market. The potential change that's grabbed the headlines is potentially reducing the cash ISA savings limit, to enourage people to invest

Something of a political and diplomatic crisis seems to be emerging over China's bid to build a massive new embassy compound in the centre of London. The proposed "super-embassy" on the prestigious

Marks & Spencer recently its own version of the Japanese "sando" – a strawberry cream sandwich that's whetting social media's appetite. While most consumers are focused on the rich taste

I was happy enough with the Labour Party's 'non-win' last July, but they haven't exactly had an easy ride in their first year. The Labour Party leader Kier Starmer has had an especially turgid time of

I've got to wondering why the markets have reacted with such a breezy attitude to the war in the Middle East. Despite the very possible risk of the conflict spreading beyond Gaza and Iran, but stock prices

I rarely fly anywhere, but every time I do I hate having to go into alert mode because of all of the hidden costs and traps of the ticket I might end up with, and it turns out there's a long history of

Now I'm spending a little longer time in London these days, I've got my two standard runs sorted out - a local 6K around one park, and then a 10+K I can do with two laps around Crystal Palace, the latter

A recent report by Bloomberg has found that the price tag of climate disasters in the U.S. totaled almost $1 trillion over the past year to May. That's not a typo — one trillion dollars for disaster relief,

Circa 2018 peppered with a 1980s aesthetic.... i headed to Regiate on Weds with the express purpose of spending the entire afternoon in the pub drinking, which is basically my all-time favourite activity.

One thing that's occurred to me in relation to my main blog is the possibility of paying someone else to do all of the drudge updating labour, all of the stuff that needs doing manually for SEO purposes

The increasing demand for special educational needs provision is compelling local authorities to buy in services from expensive private providers. The result is some truly staggering charges and huge profits

We've had a hot few days here in the UK and I am loving it! For me it's been the perfect excuse to get our in the local beer gardens for a few bevvies, one of my favourite things to do in the whole world!

So a new crafting item is now available in the form of wagons and so it is time to do the math! NB while I do have three wagons, I don't have enough CA packs or cards to make it worth my while taking part

UK Tech Equities: A Tale of Promise, Problems and Missed Opportunities The UK's tech sector received a huge endorsement recently when Nvidia boss Jensen Huang delivered a rapturous endorsement of Britain's

Four million Britons now have takeaway food delivered at least once a week. It would appear that your typical consumer is happy to pay a little extra for the convenience of staying parked firmly on one's

Labour's proposed overhaul of the UK's pension system consists of a plan to redirect a significant portion of public sector pension funds into into high-growth UK companies and infrastructure projects.

the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is gently pushing the development of mini stock markets intended to enable high-growth start-ups to raise money earlier in their life-cycle. This is obviously a great

Rachel Reeves's eleventh-hour u-turn on the winter fuel allowance brought to the forefront a question avoided by so many British politicians for too long: should the state pension be means-tested? While

You may have seen in the news that a certain crypto millionaire has been charged with the kidnap and torture of an Italian businessman, who he allegedly helps in a Manhattan apartment for over two weeks,

Really this is just last week's run, the previous weeks was pretty good too if i remember, pretty standard these days and up from a few months ago, so I am happy with that! Tuesday's easy ish 5K I headed