The Forest of Dean Sculpture Trail has been a tourist favourite since opening in 1986, and has since grown more and more. The Forest of Dean is located in Gloucestershire, and is a great way for families to get together and get close to nature. Although some of the popular sculptures have been removed such as the giant chair ‘Place’ and the giant staircase (The Observatory), there are still plenty of eye catching sculptures to look at. The Forest of Dean also has lots of popular picnic points such as Beechenhurst Lodge, which is a close distance to the sculpture trail, and it even has easily accessible toilets, a cafe, wide fields and a playground for the little ones.
27 January, 2020 /
A conservatory can add a great deal of value and charm to your home. When done right, a conservatory will create space and flood the back of your home with light, making it a more appealing area in which to relax.
27 January, 2020 /
Smart motorways were first introduced in the UK in 2006, but there are concerns that they may not be safe for motorists, emergency services and road maintenance workers.
25 January, 2020 /

Hundreds of people living in the UK have been invited to take part in a pioneering clinical trial for Motor Neurone Disease (MND). Image Credit People who live with the illness, which progressively prevents signals from the brain reaching muscles, will be allowed to undergo several treatments...

25 January, 2020 /
In a new ruling, landlords will have to put smoke and carbon monoxide alarms in any properties that they rent out. Fire and rescue authorities in England have been given grant funding by the government to help the landlords in their areas by providing them free alarms.
25 January, 2020 /
Marketing is all about communication, and that means not only transmitting a message, but also that your intended audience both receives it and understands it as you intended. In today’s crowded marketplace, we are bombarded every day with marketing messages that appeal to our eyes - in print and on our screens - our ears (on television and radio) and for some products, our taste buds, and now clever marketing teams are starting to target our sense of smell.
25 January, 2020 /
Flexibility has advantages in many walks of life, and this is also true when it comes to clinical trials. The ability to be able to apply a flexible approach and adapt the design of trials accordingly can offer many benefits. Here, we take a brief look at the advantages of such adaptive clinical trials.
25 January, 2020 /
If your warehouse isn’t working efficiently then it’s costing you money. By optimising the space and flooring like Wood Flooring at your disposal you can get the most out of your warehouse space and drive down your costs. You will find that staff will walk easier, cleaners will clean quicker and less items are breaking.
24 January, 2020 /
We all have a favourite time of the year. Most people seem to find the Spring and the Summer their’ s as everything starts to come back to life or has erupted into the full bloom of the middle of the year. For others it is the melancholier months of Autumn or even the harsh darkness of winter. Your sense of smell is also very important. Whilst we may associate, and identify more, with the colour of the months the smells that occur can reveal more in you. It is as if the smell and the scents of the season can awaken in the brain a time from the past. Those people who work outdoors such as a Poole Tree Surgeon or an Exeter gardener will be used to the different smells of the seasons, but those who work in offices for most of their time, find some of the seasonal smells new and intriguing.
21 January, 2020 /

A recent survey has found that many students in the UK have to endure shocking housing conditions that could affect their health and safety. Image Credit Accommodation problem One study has concluded that student accommodation is largely unsafe and overpriced in the UK, with 90% of students having...

21 January, 2020 /