Whether you’re experiencing Viking life in Sweden or taking in some of New Zealand’s Maori culture, chances are you’ll use some form of tech and gadgets to take it all in. Some people utilise their sophisticated smartphone cameras, while others use voice translators to communicate with locals. Much like every other aspect of society, the… Read More
Whether you own a large firm or if you have small company it is your responsibility to satisfy your customers. Customer service can really make a difference, especially for small businesses. In this article we are going to share some tips and platforms that will prove helpful in this area. Small Businesses and Customer Service… Read More
This is a collaborative post. Are you thinking about doing a home renovation project that involves changing your light fixtures? Or maybe just changing the mood of some rooms. Smart bulbs are the ideal solution, they come in different fittings so they can be used in almost any light fixture around the home easily. Smart bulbs… Read More
Living a simple life having a lot less ‘stuff’ is something that appeals to a number of people. However, with this, you can start to feel quite overwhelmed, nervous, defeatist, or anxious when you think about having fewer things that you own. When you learn to live with less and to really declutter your home,… Read More
With the advent of high-tech mobile phones, speed dial is a bit of an outdated concept these days now that every contact imaginable can be accessed with just a few taps. This is great for those everyday emergencies, big or small, as it’s easier than ever to get hold of one another. But this automation… Read More
This is a collaborative post. During the time a child is within the EYFS (early years’ foundation stage), two statutory assessment points must be carried out. They are: A progress review between the age of two and three years End of early years’ foundation stage assessments. Practitioners are required by the EYFS to observe the… Read More
Looking for a little pocket money next year? So many of us work from paycheck to paycheck in our current roles and 2021 has been a real eye-opener about the dangers of not being earning enough to create a savings cushion for the time when your once rock solid job becomes much more wobbly and uncertain. … Read More
If you’ve been struggling to cut back on your spending and you have now found yourself under the grim spectre of debt, saving money is never an easy thing when you have got so many outgoings. But this is where you have to learn how to save money in smaller ways. Because there are so… Read More
We’ve got fingers, toes and anything else crossable crossed that we can build on recent progress in fighting the pandemic, so that our travel horizons in 2021 extend beyond or own back gardenss and high streets and we can mix and mingle freely again with loved ones. However, it might still take until the middle of… Read More
After what has been a challenging year, the joyful time of Christmas could not come any sooner. However, even without the special circumstances presently in play, preparing for Christmas can be quite a hassle. A study showed that the average UK household spends £2,500 each month but spends an extra £800 during the festive season.… Read More