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How good does a four-day working week sound? For three million UK workers, a shorter working week is on the cards. After the pandemic, a fifth of UK companies are considering bringing in these shorter working weeks as organisations consider better flexibility after workplace changes due to COVID. The change in attitudes towards the 9-5, […]
British Science Week is a ten-day celebration of science, technology, engineering and maths. The perfect way to get your kids to learn whilst having fun with amazing activities around the UK! We have listed the best events happening during this year’s Science Week.
Britains logest running comedy event, Leicester Comedy Festival, is back again for 2019! it’s an impressive lineup of comedians performing some of their most hilarious work stretched across some of Leicesters best bars and venues. The whole event will last over 2 weeks, from the 6th of February until 24th and hosted by the registered […]
July 18th marks the day of the fishy prestige starter we know as Caviar! This expensive delicacy is sold in some of the worlds top restaurants – but you don’t have to go out fine dining to try it – here are 5 of the places in the UK where you can order Caviar straight […]
Ah, the English BBQ. In the UK there’s probably only one rule when it comes to having a BBQ. Don’t plan it. The British weather is famously well-known for being absolutely and undeniably unpredictable. So, if you plan with your family and friends to have a BBQ on the upcoming bank holiday, there’s no guarantee that the […]
World Goth Day is approaching us. It’s a day for the gothic subcultures to embrace and show who they really are from the inside, as usually a generic part of their social group shy away from the public eye and feel much more at ease amongst people interested in the same things, like music, clothing, […]
British Sandwich week is here (Sunday 20 to Saturday 26 May 2018) – a week-long celebration of the ultimate on the go food – The Sarnie! Sandwich, sarnie, baguette, cob, bap, buttie, or whatever you call it in your local area, the sandwich is possibly the most iconic British culinary invention ever. John Montagu (1718-1792), […]
World Goth Day is approaching us. It’s a day for the gothic subcultures to embrace and show who they really are from the inside, as usually a generic part of their social group shy away from the public eye. Events all over the world will be hosted with one thing in common, the grungy, dark […]
Festival season is upon us. Unlike, say, music festivals, beer festivals are hardly mainstream. When you think of beer festivals, you may picture balding men with beer-bellies wearing shorts and socks with sandals swilling beer in some local community hall. However, today beer festivals and real ale are popular with people of all ages and […]
The Spark Festival The Spark Festival was founded in 2003 and is the largest children’s art festival in England and Wales. It takes place annually in Leicester every May and brings the very best of theatre, music, dance, visual arts, and digital media to young people ages 0-13 years. The festival is run by a […]