– By Gemma Francis Constantly browsing property websites, forgetting everything you love about your home – and beginning to hate the neighbours are among the top signs you need to move, a study has found. A poll of 2,000 homeowners found more than one in three have itchy feet in their home and is currently looking to move …
News Copy – By Robert Knight Millions of Brits are relying on ‘house-sitters’ to give them peace of mind when they’re away on holiday, according to a study. Researchers who polled 2,000 UK adults found two thirds depend on friends, family and neighbours to check in on their homes while they jet off on their sunshine break. And 35 per …
News Copy – By Richard Jenkins Millions of British adults are leaving themselves open to security risks – by over-sharing on social media. A study of 2,000 social media users found 22 per cent share to social media when they’re on holidays, days out or at fun events– telling hundreds they’re not at home. A further 33 per cent have …
– WITH PICTURES – https://www.dropbox.com/sh/srb08pe6ea5wkvd/AABLhQFtcKq8kb_a0U0yVS1Oa?dl=0 By Rob Knight Hogwarts is the castle kids most want to visit, it has emerged. The School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from J.K. Rowling OBE’s Harry Potter books and movies topped the poll of 1,000 kids aged six to 16 – despite not being real. Cinderella’s Castle came second in the poll – …
By Emma Elsworthy Britain’s sense of community spirit is in DECLINE, according to new research. More than half of Brits barely say a word to their neighbours — and 68 per cent describe them as “STRANGERS”. Two thirds admit days can pass without them even seeing others living on the same street, while 73 per cent don’t even know what …
Homes of the future will be able to tell if you’re poorly by analysing your POO – it was revealed yesterday. Experts predict technology will become so smart, we’ll all be sitting on toilets which can tell how fit, well and healthy we are. Futurist Tom Cheesewright claims homes could literally save lives, with toilets becoming the new …
By Rob Knight Home is where the heart is, but for many of us, it’s the house we grew up in – not where we live now, according to a study. Researchers who polled 2,000 UK adults found six in 10 consider their childhood residence to be their ‘true’ home. Nostalgia is the overriding reason for this – …
– WITH VIDEO AND INFOGRAPHIC By Zoya Gervis Six in 10 parents worry they aren’t making enough family memories – a new study finds. New research into American family life found the extent to which many parents fear they are missing key moments and crucial family time and the emotional impact that comes as a result. The study, …
BY Astrid Hall Defunct high-street store Woolworths has topped a list of things Brits would most love to make a ‘comeback’, according to research. The 80s shop where you could once buy anything from gardening goods to kids clothes beat arctic rolls and penny sweet shops to claim top spot. Popular pastimes to make the top ten included …
By Gemma Francis Modern families are now more likely to text or email at the dinner table than discuss their day, a study has found. Historically, the evening meal was the time for busy families to sit down together, unwind and talk about their day at school or work. But now, the average family finds time to sit …
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