St. Patricks day celebrations, March 17th With a view to making allowances for as many visitors as possible, the authorities in London are setting in place specific measures along the route for disabled access. The march itself will have for your viewing, amongst others, marching bands, dance troupes and floats. Access for many will be available at Trafalgar Square, where … Read More

Car ownership has long been associated with freedom, convenience and economic independence. Yet for many consumers, the route to getting a vehicle is anything but straightforward. Over the past decade, the rise of complex finance arrangements has made the buying process increasingly difficult to navigate. And in some cases, it has opened the door to practices that are far from … Read More

Gardening, being good both as a physical activity, but also as a way of achieving mental well-being, is also a past-time that rewards psychologically. You will however need to protect against toxins, sharp edges and chemicals, and other potential pitfalls while undertaking this activity. This may surprise you, but the recorded number of injuries arising from tasks being carried out … Read More

Technological advancements change at an extremely fast pace: While Moore’s Law once estimated that computing power would double every two years, the AI and quantum advancements are now increasing at a much faster rate. In 2025, technology has a very short shelf-life; what is considered the latest development today can be outdated the next day. Off-the-shelf software (COTS) is a … Read More

So, your tickets are booked for your first trip to a city where the air feels more like soup than… well, air. Maybe you’re headed to Houston, New Orleans, Jakarta, or somewhere else where summer feels like a full-body sauna experience. Don’t sweat it (okay, you might still sweat a little)—with a little planning, you’ll actually enjoy yourself way more … Read More