Vitamin D is one of the few nutrients the NHS recommends everyone in the UK supplement during autumn and winter. It’s essential for bone and muscle health, but its influence on mood and immunity is equally important.
Supp co-founder and biomedical scientist, Olivia Buckley
Good equipment removes physical barriers and opens the door for more people, especially women, to see warehousing as a viable and rewarding career.
Phil Chesworth, Managing Director, Pallet Trucks UK
Shoppers don’t think in keywords. They think in needs and outcomes. Conversational AI allows retailers to interpret that intent directly, rather than forcing customers to guess the right search term
Marc Firth, Co-Founder and CEO, Firney
British entrepreneur Omar Obaid took a leap of faith that saw him leave his former role at the New York Times to embrace his natural talent as a painter. From advertising operations to independent artist, he added to his personal repertoire by launching FineArtSeen, the fastest growing online art gallery start-up with his partner, Summer
Berics Accounting have embraced the digital age to offer growing SMEs access to a professional, full service accounts department without having to pay a London premium. The extensive range of services enables small businesses based in the capital to cut costs by outsourcing their account departments virtually while still maintaining the level of service they
Take up of renewable technology in the UK is continuing to grow and one British firm is at the forefront of bringing the latest innovations to market. Future Energy Solutions is using its expertise in the energy industry to help businesses and homeowners pick the right clean energy option for them and drive more to
Stella Ralfini, author of Three Faces of Sex, hit headlines two years ago after the 70-year-old announced an unusual youthful skin secret, the sperm facial. Here she returns with her latest tip aimed at giving women over sixty, especially singletons, a major confidence boost. Stella reveals why the latest beauty trend of permanent tattoos could
Working culture in the UK has become fetishized, slipping into a similar tale of long hours, little pay and even longer commutes. Amongst other contributors, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) revealed that this inevitable aspect of city life is responsible for leaving workers feeling anxious, dissatisfied and with a lack of meaning in daily