Valentine’s Day—when love is in the air, supermarkets double the price of roses, and restaurants introduce eye-watering ‘romantic’ set menus. But just how much do Brits splash out on this
Every year, the AAT Apprentice of the Year award highlights the dedication and achievements of outstanding apprentices across the UK. This year, we are incredibly proud that Ben Watson and
Let’s face it—if economic news had a soundtrack, it would probably feature a lot of dramatic violins and ominous drumbeats. Recession worries, rising inflation, energy prices, newly announced tariffs, and
Education is the cornerstone of progress and opportunity, which is why the United Nations has designated 24 January as the International Day of Education. This global celebration highlights the vital
Ah, January. The festive glow has faded, the days are short, the nights are long, and the credit card bill reads like a bad novel. Yes, it’s the month of
New Year’s resolutions. Love them or loathe them, they’re as much a part of January as leftover Quality Street and your gym suddenly being overcrowded. While many people focus on
