Nearly a quarter of adults admit they are ‘practically addicted’ to online shopping – and get more excited by a delivery than about clocking off work for the day. A study of 2,000 Brits found 82 per cent enjoy shopping for things on the internet, because it’s easier to find what you want and you can keep track …
A third of UK households have become GREENER since the lockdown came into effect – by turning lights off, recycling more carefully, and showering instead of bathing. A study of 2,000 adults who live with someone else found families have also been vigilant when it comes to energy usage during this time. More than three in 10 (31 …
By SWNS Staff w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC The average American has experienced 560 moments of worry about their immune health since the start of COVID-19, according to new research. The study of 2,000 Americans asked about their mindsets and anxiety have changed since the start of COVID-19. Results found the average person was struck with worry four times …
Brits have revealed their motivations for wanting to get in shape – including getting a good night’s sleep, keeping up with the kids and reducing their chances of getting Covid-19. Research of 2,000 adults found two thirds are eager to improve their physical health so they can get more out of life. And four in 10 adults believe …
Two thirds of Brits (68 per cent) have admitted to being ‘overthinkers’ – and worry about what clothes to wear and why someone hasn’t replied to a text message. The study of 2,000 adults found nearly four in 10 get wrapped up in trying to get out of unwanted plans, which topped the poll of things we overthink …
By Danielle Moore // SWNS w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC Eight in 10 parents feel conflicted about allowing their child to socialize during the new school year, according to new research. The study of 2,000 parents of school-aged children revealed that seventy-nine percent of respondents agree that while they recognize that socializing is important for their child’s social development, …
Open plan living is going out of fashion as Britons adapt their homes to accommodate home working, according to a report. The march towards communal living spaces, which started in the 1970s, is going into reverse as families seek to create separate ‘zones’ in their homes. This allows specific areas to be created for activities such as home …
By Danielle Moore // SWNS W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Three in 10 employees don’t take a lunch break when working from home – according to new research. A survey of 2,000 Americans working from home found that 29% don’t take any meal breaks during the workday. And six in 10 feel guilty for taking any kind of break …
The perfect night in involves finishing work by 5.52pm, curry for dinner and being curled up in front of the telly by 8.13pm. The study of 2,000 adults found the ideal evening at home would also include a beer or glass of wine, a relaxing bubble bath, and 27 minutes browsing Instagram. And national treasures, Holly Willoughby, David …
By Zoya Gervis // SWNS w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC In 2020 – the year of quarantining and social distancing – many of us have chosen to eat like a kid again, according to new research. A poll of 2,000 Americans found that two in three are reverting to childhood food favorites — comfort food. That includes an uptick …
London office workers are considering leaving the city in favour of the seaside and a better quality of life, acco…
Canny Brits get more bang for their buck – by living on leftovers, shopping around, collecting coupons and buying …
The typical online purchase involves seven steps which take just over three hours, according to research. Shoppers…
By Danielle Moore // SWNS w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC If you’re looking to impress a potential partner, you might w…
By SWNS Staff W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Nearly six in 10 Americans have a new appreciation of nature during quarantin…
More than half of parents (55 per cent) are worried they’ll experience ‘separation anxiety’ as they return to work…
By Marie Haaland W/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC Feeling blue lately? New research shows people who set aside time to exerc…
Parents spend £2,327 a year on ‘making memories’ for their children – including birthday parties, trips to theme p…
Half of adults are determined to change the way they live as a consequence of Covid-19 – by developing closer bond…
Just one in five workers use their lunch break to actually eat lunch every day – with others using the time to cat…
One in 10 university students are already running their own business – alongside their studies. Researchers found 162,000 undergraduates have a side hustle on the go, up from 108,000 in 2018…
The average household will go through 216 bottles of lotions and potions every year – just using products for their HAIR. A study of 2,000 Brits revealed just how much plastic the average fa…
When “Art Play by Marion Deuchars” landed on my desk last week, I was truly excited. A4 in size with a definitely “arty feel” exploring colours, shapes, patterns, etc which will encourage our children to explore all avenues of art. Just having a quick flick through I can see dot-to-dots, pencil techniques, blank pages, scribble colouring, line drawing, etc. What …
Looking for gifts or stocking fillers for kids this Christmas? The Science Museum have a fantastic range of space inspired gifts for younger cosmonauts, in association with the fantastic new blockbuster exhibition Cosmonauts: Birth of the Space Age which is open now until March 2016. Inspired by Russia’s entry to the Space Race in the 1950s and 1960s, the range tells the stories of the first dogs to space and gives …
PREPARE FOR MORE DISGUSTING AND HILARIOUS FUN AS ROALD DAHL’S MOST REVOLTING CHARACTERS RETURN IN BRAND NEW APP… ‘HOUSE OF TWITS’ NEW app inspired by The Twits follows the Number One App ROALD DAHL’S TWIT OR MISS First ever 3D rendering of Roald Dahl’s revolting characters Mr and Mrs Twit NO in-app purchases and NO third-party advertising. Just when you …
By Allison Sadlier // SWNS w/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC From price-checking to handling repairs themselves, women are embracing all sorts of tactics to feel more confident in their buying decisions, according to new research. The study of 2,000 women examined how women feel empowered by educating themselves and researching before making a purchase, especially in “male-centric” businesses. The …
An artisan gin maker has recorded an 800 per cent increase in online sales as Brits’ love for G&T continues in the Covid-19 era. Over the past decade the gin market in the UK has grown, but like the whole of the drinks industry, they faced a crisis in March as pubs, bars and restaurants were forced to close their doors. But …
Britain has become a nation of ‘POLYTASKERS’ – doing many tasks from the different areas of their lives at the same time – as lifestyles have dramatically changed this year. After spending the last few months juggling everything from work, parenting, home-schooling and being in a relationship – often at the same time, Brits have had to improve …
The top benefits of being over 65 are being free to speak your mind, a seemingly endless supply of spare time – and finding pleasure in the little things. A poll of 2,000 UK adults aged 65 and over, found that half think having grandchildren is the best blessing to be found in later years – with more …
A simple text message reminder could save thousands of lives by helping 780,000 more patients attend a cancer screening appointment over the next 12 months, according to a new health campaign. There are fears of a cancer timebomb after the coronavirus pandemic resulted in a dramatic decrease in diagnoses due to the pause put on the screening programmes. …
A new exhibition centre is letting electric car owners pay for parking with ELECTRICITY as manufacturers look at ways of utilising zero emission vehicles outside of driving. The Nissan Pavilion is a 10,000-square-metre, zero-emission centre fitted with solar panels and supplied with renewable hydroelectric power. And in a global first, electric vehicle drivers will be able to discharge …
By Allison Sadlier // SWNS w/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC 48% of people planning a wedding would rather shrink their guest list and have it now than wait for their perfect day, while 38% prefer to wait the pandemic out in order to have their full guest list attend their big day and 14% are not sure yet. Still …
By Marie Haaland / SWNS w/ VIDEO + INFOGRAPHIC The average family is missing out on 17 events this summer due to the pandemic, according to new research. This includes an average of two summer camps and two vacations, as well as six day trips and seven playdates, as revealed by the survey of 2,000 parents of school-aged …
By Danielle Moore // SWNS w/ VIDEO & INFOGRAPHIC Nearly seven in 10 American parents believe talking to their kids about politics is more difficult today than it was for their own parents, according to new research. Eighty percent of the 2,000 parents polled said they are concerned about the current political climate in the U.S., with 44% …
The things most likely to put a smile on people’s faces include seeing loved ones, having a lie in – and getting likes on social media. A poll of 2,000 adults also found 28 per cent can’t help but grin when they see a dog on a walk and 39 per cent enjoy waking up to sunshine. More …
We have all types of ideas to entertain the kids, and there are literally thousands of them, all on this one site!
Whether you're going out for the day, or spending the afternoon at home; whether it's a half hour time-filler you need, or a full day's worth of activities to amuse them.
Login
