The transformation of remote work from a temporary pandemic measure into a permanent arrangement has prompted thousands of professionals to reconsider where they live. No longer tethered to city offices five days weekly, workers prioritise quality of life, space, and connectivity over proximity to corporate headquarters. Hertfordshire has emerged as a particularly compelling destination for
Over the past few months there has been a noticeable change to the way I live my life. It’s all to do with me having become a student again. The big change? I have become a lot more efficient in how I spend my time. I know students aren’t renowned for spending their time wisely,
I woke up at about 4am on New Year’s Day. At first, I refused to get out of bed, but my mind quickly filled with a huge ‘to do’ list I had to deal with. Top of the list was my latest university assignment. I simply couldn’t sleep and feeling totally awake and with a
Excitement and fear. These are two emotions I feel right now. It’s partly a middle age thing but also a stay-at-home dad thing. My kids are growing up and getting to a point where I can plan for the future and, career wise, do something entirely different with my life. This is both exciting and
I think us mums and dads owe a huge debt of gratitude to Mumsnet. It’s one of the few organisations with the muscle to put together a coalition of parent-focused institutions and successfully survey 20,000 mums and dads about the real costs of childcare.
