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Simon Prytherch, a recovery practitioner at Club Drug Clinic, worries about the consequences of lockdown on people’s mental health. He noticed a rise in the patients addicted to benzos bought Continue Reading
They’ve been closed since Christmas Day 2020. But on 12 April, pubs across Britain will open their doors once again. As the nation prepares to fall back in love with Continue Reading
Ways to cope with the desire to travel during lockdown In case you are not familiar with the term, wanderlust is the intense and insatiable desire to travel the world. Those who suffer from wanderlust might experience Continue Reading
In the year we listened to more music than ever, as fans turned to their favourite artists to escape lockdown blues, CD sales plummeted. This may not come as a Continue Reading
If there’s one thing this pandemic has given us, it’s space to self-reflect. For me, these lockdowns have been a time to look at how to make myself more productive Continue Reading
Earlier this month the government has announced extra support to protect rough sleepers and vulnerable renters from the effects of the third lockdown in England. Backed by an additional £10 Continue Reading
The lockdowns of 2020 left no industry unscathed. Bookshops were forced to close for two extended periods from 23 March until 15 June, and then again from 5 November until Continue Reading
First black-owned food delivery service in America. Black and mobile is making history! This start-up is the first black-owned food delivery service in the US. Additionally, Black and Mobile is competing Continue Reading
Santa’s Grotto and Christmas Markets move online due to new UK COVID-19 restrictions. Many popular festive events are unable to take place this year, under new COVID-19 restrictions. Nevertheless, thanks Continue Reading