Hazel Scott

Gone are the days when a steady office job was the only way forward. Today’s young Brits are breaking the mould, driven by both need and a hunger for something more meaningful than the old 9-to-5. Here’s why many of you are choosing to carve out your own unique career paths. 1. The Rise of … Read more

To our fellow Brits, here’s a gentle reminder (and a bit of a nudge) to protect the quirks and customs that make our island uniquely ours. As the world rushes into the future, let’s hold tight to these cultural treasures. 1. Afternoon Tea The ritual of afternoon tea, with its delicate sandwiches and scones, is … Read more

British humour often emerges spontaneously, turning ordinary situations into unforgettable moments of laughter. Here are instances where the wit and whimsy of the British public captured our collective imagination. 1. Boaty McBoatface’s Memorable Maiden Voyage When the Natural Environment Research Council innocently asked the public to name their new £200 million research vessel, the cheeky … Read more

Join us on a spirited stroll down memory lane, which, in these towns, looks suspiciously like tripping over the remnants of the good old days. Let’s countdown to the most fabulously forlorn. 21. Bournemouth Once a Victorian health resort, where the elite bathed in the glow of refinement and sea air. Now, Bournemouth battles with … Read more

In a country celebrated for its historic landmarks and groundbreaking infrastructure, the shadow of inadequate housing looms large. Despite efforts to improve living conditions, pockets of poverty persist, revealing a stark contrast to the UK’s global image. Here are 15 glaring examples of modern-day slums that challenge us to rethink inequality and urban neglect. 1. … Read more

In the age of remote work, your dream of countryside living or relocating to a quaint English town might come with a significant catch: dodgy internet service. Here’s a heads-up on where buffering becomes a lifestyle. 1. Rural Cumbria Picturesque landscapes, yes, but some areas in rural Cumbria struggle with painfully slow broadband, making video … Read more

If you were born in the 1960s in Britain, you’re part of a special club that understands life in ways the younger generations can’t quite grasp. From the days of manual tuning on televisions to mastering the perfect cup of tea, here’s what you know better than anyone else: 1. The True Value of a … Read more

Have you noticed fewer people heading to Sunday services? As society evolves, the traditional pull of the church seems to be waning among Brits, but why? 1. Secular Society The UK is becoming increasingly secular, with traditional religious beliefs giving way to a more scientific and empirical understanding of the world. Many find the church’s … Read more

In an age where the evening news often feels like a horror movie trailer, finding a peaceful corner in the UK is like discovering a secret garden. Here’s our guide to the 16 safest counties in the UK, where life’s biggest quandary might be choosing between jam or cream first on your scone. #16. Wiltshire … Read more

Welcome to a whistle-stop tour of ambition, aspiration, and alas, astounding flops. Britain, in its quest for progress, has stumbled a few times, giving us these marvels of misadventure. 1. The Garden Bridge Envisioned as London’s floating paradise over the Thames, the Garden Bridge ended up as nothing but a pipe dream. Millions were spent … Read more