Halloween, or All Hallows Eve to give it its proper name, is the evening before All Saints Day – a religious feast to celebrate the saints of old.

Business Reviews are the key to a business expanding and gaining more clients. When your business is trusted, people will be more likely to use your services over other businesses like yours. Can you afford to miss out on more customers?

Did you know that there are over 2000 varieties of apple to choose from, thanks to the Victorian Britons who cultivated them, and many of them are still enjoyed around the world? The 2000 varieties are tended to in the National Fruit Collection in Faversham, Kent.

Swimming is a life skill that gives lifelong pleasure to the person and is a vital matter of personal safety that provides us with the healthiest of exercise. Starting early is a major step in your child’s development.
National Baby Swimming Week is aimed at informing mothers to-be and new Mums that swimming is beneficial to both mother and baby from early in the baby’s life.

In an ever-growing business world, you’d be foolish not to grab hold of the opportunity to market your services… from business cards to leaflets about your services, we can help you to print adverts that will make your business thrive; all you have to do is ask!

Social Media is currently one of the largest industries around the world. Boasting approximately 45% of the world as it’s users, now is the time to jump in and make sure your business is booming.

From 28th September, The Campaign for Wool’s annual Wool Week will mark it’s 10th year of raising awareness of this purely natural resource that is home grown.
Throughout our history Britain has raised sheep, processed wool, made garments and furnishings from this most natural and much-loved textile and exported wool and textiles throughout the world.

Recycling makes good sense, reclaiming spent materials that can be given a new lease of life is something we can all identify with.

Our ability to see, our vision, really matters to all of us. Losing our sight is the sense that we fear losing most of all, and yet most of us don’t know how to look after our eyes, National Eye Health Week aims to change that!

Britain is blessed with a fabulous coastline and we have our fair share of it here on our doorsteps. It has become apparent, thanks to massive publicity in the media, that areas of the country, especially the coastal areas have become polluted and in some cases almost unfit for human use, debris from ships, debris from beach visitors not taking their rubbish home with them plus all of the flotsam and jetsam thrown up from goodness knows where by the sea. Plus, plastic micro particles are entering the food chain leaving all of us at risk. What can we do to prevent this detritus from accumulating and causing growing health risks?