Ancient Egypt is a bit of an enigma and there are many things about historical Egyptian culture that remain a mystery to experts today. However, what is known helps to provide a glimpse into life in Ancient Egypt and what went on several thousand years ago.
No matter whether you’re...
Retirement is an experience that pretty much everyone can look forward to, though those of a younger age may be a little less enthused to plan for it. Retirement can be a glorious time to indulge in personal passions and relax after a long time contributing to the workforce,...
When it comes to booking the perfect venue for your event, whether this is a party or a presentation, there are a few things that you need to consider first. In this article, we will help you find the perfect space for your event in the Shoreditch area.
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Brighton Dome & Brighton Festival (BDBF), working together with Future Creators, a collective of local businesses, youth groups, arts and heritage organisations, has become the lead Kickstart scheme gateway organisation for the creative and cultural sector across the South East. Future Creators will facilitate the scheme by working with...
Children’s Mental Health Week is taking place on 1-7 February and this year’s theme is Express Yourself. Sally Cotterell is a counsellor on Martlets patient and family support team. She looks at how families can support children during challenging times and help them express difficult feelings.
This year’s Children’s Mental...
Millions of people across the world have been infected with SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. Countries are also now embarking on massive vaccination campaigns to control the virus and protect their most vulnerable citizens. One of the biggest questions remaining is whether vaccination and/or prior infection with SARS-CoV-2...
Throughout our lives, most of us will experience some form of dental health problem, from simple cavities to ulcers and lost teeth. Dealing with them is often a simple procedure for an expert dentist, but if left untreated, many of these problems can develop, progressing into worse health issues....
How realistic is the Prime Minister’s 6-week timeframe for lockdown No.3 and the rollout of vaccinations to priority groups?
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After three national lockdowns and numerous attempts at a tiered restriction system, it is fair to say we are no strangers to Boris Johnson’s unrealistic promises. With three vaccines now approved, and commencement of inoculation underway, the Prime Minister has suggested that restrictions will be eased gradually, starting as...
2020 was a year many of us are happy to have left behind. Whatever mindset we are bringing into 2021, it is worth stopping for a second to reflect on how our everyday experiences have changed over a few months. After the first March lockdown came a happy, relaxed...
Since the pandemic’s onset almost a year ago, an array of COVID-19 related neurological symptoms have emerged. A neurological component to the virus is now widely accepted; however, the exact role that the virus plays in triggering neurological manifestations is yet to be understood. Given the ever-growing scale of...




























