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Guest post by Halle Bennet Impressive is an understatement for London’s underground transportation network. The London Underground, more commonly referred to as ‘the Tube,’ is a convenient way to get around the city’s core. More than 270 stations and 11 lines connect all the different parts of the city. As...

By Tom J Imagine dressing up in your best designer outfit for an evening with your girlfriends or a work party. Usually, wearing such clothes may make you feel guilty, as you know how much you had to spend to buy those items. Buying designer clothes from brands such as...

Guest post by Hannah Madison It is essential to understand that the mining supply chain would need to be involved in all efforts to achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement to address the consequences of global warming. As a result, fully decarbonizing mines will involve large capital expenditures. However,...

Guest post by John Smith Moving to London as a student can be daunting and exciting in the same breath.  We’ve put together a brief guide to help you prepare for living in London. Follow this 5-step checklist that includes travelling in London, the different areas to live, student self-storage...

Guest post by Orgest Bushati For small and simple projects, “do it yourself” may work. For complex and risky projects, call a professional. This advice is given by Junk Bunk rubbish removal London, the waste disposal company in London, for those homeowners who want to undertake a renovation. There’s something...

Guest post by Chris Cullen The Lebanese have always been prideful of their cuisine. They have generations of unique recipes passed down from one to the other. Nowadays, you will find Lebanese restaurants packed full of people looking to enjoy delicious recipes with unique spices across the globe. This is...

“Silver linings”. Born out of hunger for live events straight after lockdown, the Islington Festival is returning to some iconic venues that the North London Borough has to offer. The Festival prides itself on being able to offer FREE tickets to most concerts for young people aged 8 to 25,...

Guest post by Lauren Cordell Food is always a concern when travelling on a budget. It’s already hard to figure out how to afford three meals a day on top of your other travel expenses, yet food costs easily add up when you’re away from home! The good news is,...

Guest post by John Lawson Many working people between 25-35 purchase homes as soon as they qualify for a mortgage. Many individuals make purchases later in life. They may be looking for alternatives to pay the rest of their debt and the equity release companies to avoid when remortgaging. What...

Guest post by Rebekka Venter for StudentJob UK “There is a first time for everything”, right? Right. But just because there is a first time for everything, doesn’t take away from the fact that first interviews can be extremely daunting. Whether this is your first ever job interview, or simply...