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Tech expert highlights five unused devices that could boost your January budget

A technology expert has outlined five forgotten gadgets commonly found in UK homes that could be sold straight away to ease January money worries. Sam Wilson, Director at Gadget GoGo, says many households are unknowingly sitting on unused tech worth hundreds of pounds during a month that is widely regarded as the toughest for personal finances. His comments follow new figures showing the average Briton is set to run out of disposable income by 21 January – the earliest point in five years. One in ten people are expected to rely on overdrafts or credit cards to manage until payday.…

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Inside the January Collagen Conversation: A Science-Based Perspective

As the new year progresses, many people across the UK take stock of their health following December’s indulgences. Skin health, daily vitality, and sustainable wellbeing habits are often high on the list. Collagen frequently appears in these discussions, though its role is often misunderstood. Supp, a UK supplement brand co-founded by biomedical scientist Olivia Buckley, approaches collagen from a scientific standpoint. Rather than focusing on cosmetic claims, the company prioritises formulations designed to work with the body’s natural biological processes. “Collagen is often marketed as a topical fix,” Buckley explains. “But collagen molecules are too large to penetrate the…

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British Craftsmanship Shapes New Natural Mattress Collection

As more consumers prioritise natural materials and longevity in their homes, British bedmaker Wrought Iron and Brass Bed Company has introduced a new mattress collection grounded in traditional skills and careful construction. The Signature British Wool Mattress Collection combines hand-teased British wool with calico pocket springs, presenting a deliberate move away from the synthetic-heavy designs that dominate much of today’s mattress market. Rather than focusing on instant softness, the collection is designed around how a mattress supports the body over time. Layers of hand-teased wool remain open and flexible, creating a surface that responds naturally to movement and body temperature.…

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Digital Aesthetics shortlisted for Best Service & Solution Provider at Aesthetics Awards 2026

Digital Aesthetics has been named as a finalist for Best Service & Solution Provider at the Aesthetics Awards 2026. The London-based agency works exclusively with medical aesthetics and private healthcare clinics across the UK. The shortlist acknowledges the agency’s consistent delivery of performance-led digital strategies that support real clinic growth, underpinned by specialist knowledge of the aesthetics sector. The Best Service & Solution Provider award recognises organisations that demonstrate clear, measurable improvements in clinic performance while maintaining strong standards of service, transparency and sector understanding. Founded in 2007, Digital Aesthetics has built its reputation by integrating data-led digital marketing with…

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Why Fractional CFOs Are Becoming the Exit Architects for SMEs

In today’s rapidly evolving business landscape, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) face challenges that are both complex and multifaceted. Many owners struggle to balance day-to-day operations with long-term strategic planning, often feeling trapped in their own businesses. For these business owners, Fractional CFOs are emerging as pivotal figures—not just for financial management, but as architects of successful exits and business transformations. Among the leaders in this space is Imran Hussain, a seasoned professional with over two decades of experience in SMEs, fractional CFO services since 2016, and active investing in distressed businesses across the UK, USA, and Europe since 2023.…

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Mischief, laughter, and life lessons in Gaye Roark’s latest Book

In her latest story, Gaye Roark shares the mischievous adventures of Josh and the scarecrow that comes to life. Milton Keynes, UK. – Children’s literature gains a new addition this December with the upcoming release of Josh, and Edgar Blenkinsop, a humorous story written by Gaye Roark.  Josh and Edgar Blenkinsop tells the story of nine-year-old Josh and his unusual companion, Edgar Blenkinsop, a comical and often grumpy scarecrow who comes to life when no one else is watching.  Their friendship leads to a series of playful misadventures, from mischievous pranks on Josh’s older sisters to secret missions…

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Scandinavian Outdoor Culture Inspires UK Launch of Comfy Headbands for Children

British parents are being offered a new approach to winter headwear with the launch of Comfy Headbands, a UK brand inspired by Scandinavian outdoor traditions. Comfy Headbands launches today, introducing Norwegian-style headbands designed to keep children comfortable during outdoor play, even in cold and changeable weather. The idea behind the brand comes from parents who lived in Norway and saw how effectively Scandinavian children stay warm without overheating. Their solution tackles a familiar issue for UK families: children who dislike wearing hats but still need protection from cold air. “Every British parent knows the battle,” explains the founder. “It’s a…

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Sarah Mead Launches My Cherished Memories to Safeguard Family Histories

An experienced Wiltshire celebrant has expanded her work with families by launching a new digital service designed to preserve personal stories and voices for generations to come. Sarah Mead, who has spent over a decade supporting families in Swindon and across the region, has unveiled My Cherished Memories, a venture focused on recording meaningful life stories in lasting digital formats. The concept draws inspiration from Sarah’s own family history. Growing up, she witnessed the impact of her father’s habit of recording relatives during the 1980s, a practice that left her with treasured memories and a strong sense of connection. “Every…

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Veteran Health Specialist Launches Moral Injury UK to Support Affected Individuals

Caron Sanders-Crook, a former army professional with extensive experience in health and social care, has launched Moral Injury UK, a new initiative focused on supporting people living with Moral Injury. Often mistaken for workplace stress or burnout, Moral Injury represents a deeper psychological and emotional wound caused when personal values and moral beliefs are compromised. Moral Injury UK has been created to address this gap by offering structured identification, measurement and repair of Moral Injury, with wellbeing and ethical integrity at its core. The organisation will provide early support to individuals while also working proactively with organisations and sectors to…

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Digital Christmas Cards Launched by Hope Spring eCards to Support Water Poverty Relief

Hereford-based charity platform Hope Spring eCards has announced the release of its Christmas eCards for 2025, expanding its digital offering with over a dozen animated Christmas cards and twenty festive video Christmas cards. Designed to support water poverty alleviation, the platform enables users to send digital Christmas greetings while contributing to charitable projects that deliver access to clean water. Christmas eCards are available for individuals who want to send to their friends and loved ones,  and for small businesses who want to send Christmas eCards for business purposes, catering to small and large organizations, as well as faith-based groups. The…

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