News Copy – by Richard Jenkins Kind-hearted Brits who take on the role of travel agent for mates’ breaks and holidays are losing out on around £197m a year due to last minute cancellations, it has emerged. Research revealed nine in 10 adults admit they always rely on one person to organise group events like away day football matches, stag …

News Copy – by Emma Elsworthy Walking in the countryside, soaking in a long bath – and spending an evening in the local pub are among our ‘happiest places’, it has emerged. Relaxing in the garden, being on holiday in the sun and listening to their favourite music also made the list of things we do to cheer ourselves up. …

News Copy – by Adrian Hearn One fifth of parents are repeatedly taking their eyes off the road after being distracted by their children while driving, according to a new study. Distraction and fatigue were contributory factors in ten per cent of fatalities in road traffic accidents across Great Britain in 2017. And an alarming survey of mums and dads …

News Copy – By Grant Bailey Brits tuck into eight meals a week from around the world, research has found. A study of 2,000 adults found the average Brit is on a journey of culinary discovery, eating around one meal every day with roots originated across the globe. And over the course of the average week, Brits will sample dishes …

News Copy  – By Astrid Hall Parents care more about their children’s happiness than they do about grades, a study has found. Research revealed despite the pressures of modern life and looming exam results, they would much rather their little one had a happy family life than fret over their future. The study of 1,502 mums and dads revealed the …

News Copy – By Richard Jenkins Parents face a bill of more than £1,260 keeping their teens amused during the summer holidays, a study has found. Researchers discovered taking children on day trips, buying video games and magazines, and the extra cost of childcare will set mum and dad back £502 over the six -week break. And they’ll shell out …

News Copy British shoppers could be missing out on more than £45billion of loyalty points a year, according to research. Researchers found a fifth – around 10.5 million people – either have no loyalty cards or simply haven’t used them in over the past 12 months. During a typical week the average Brit spends £86.57 on fuel and groceries – …

News Copy  It’s official – posting more than EIGHT holiday photos on social media is seen as ‘spamming’, a study has found. A poll of 2,000 Instagram users found that rather than enjoying their friend’s travel snaps, followers are more likely to be annoyed by a deluge of pictures. And two thirds think seeing too many of someone else’s holiday …

News Copy The average British woman gets just 25 minutes of fresh air daily, a study has found. A poll of 2,000 women found one in 10 only manage five or fewer minutes a day outside. Over a third believe this is because they work inside all day every day, while 35 per cent said even when they are at …

News Copy Almost half of British women don’t have enough time to enjoy nature, it has emerged. Researchers who carried out a detailed study found hectic workloads and busy family lives mean many go for long spells without taking time to enjoy Mother Nature’s creations. Over the past six months, only half of the 2,000 women polled have managed to …