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A new study by DIPNDIVE examined global cities for solo female travelers in 2025 to reveal the safest and most budget-friendly destinations. The research evaluated major tourist destinations by comprehensively analyzing 10+ factors, including safety metrics, living costs, accommodation prices, and cultural accessibility factors. A final composite score was calculated based on these…

The experts have highlighted the different garden trends we can expect to see this spring and are encouraging homeowners to get ahead and prepare their outdoor space.

Using solar powered lighting and rainwater from water butts means that households can make use of natural resources and save on their water and electricity bills over time.

Whether it’s a cosy cabin in the woods, a secluded beach, or a tranquil village, more travellers are picking destinations that encourage digital detoxing, quiet spaces, and mindfulness practices.

According to a new Platinum Spas wellbeing study, 77% of people who have tried a digital detox found that it had a positive effect, in fact, 27% of people regularly include it in their daily wellness routines.

Spring and pastel hues go hand in hand but this season, one shade stands above the rest, Butter Yellow.

Travellers are being warned of the most common mistakes made when booking holidays which could end up costing them. 

On Electric Boulevard at Battersea Power Station is TOZI Pizzeria & Cicchetti Bar, named after an affectionate Venetian slang term for ‘a close-knit group of friends’, Open for breakfast, lunch, dinner and weekend brunch, the menu heroes inventive pizzas, sharing Italian cicchetti and stand-out Italian cocktails. 

Other common household items that can be used in the garden include food products such as banana skins and eggshells, and everyday items like matchsticks and washing up liquid.

Pancake Day (March 4th) will see London cafes and restaurants serve some incredible dishes to celebrate the day.