Every now and again I shave my face completely and lose the stubble that I usually keep in check with my trusty beard trimmer. This generally happens if I am going to a formal event such as a wedding and I need to look my best.
A short while ago, the UK Government published a report stating that sales of electric cars and vans would overtake petrol and diesel vehicles by the mid-2030s. Doing the maths, that means there’s a very good chance my kids will learn to drive in an electric vehicle (EV). Getting the infrastructure in place for such
As a former journalist, I’ve never been shy of discussing current affairs with my children, Helen and Izzy. What often astonishes me are the deep and incredibly thoughtful opinions they express after we’ve had a chat about the news.
Last week I published a blog post about Wickey and Fatmoose climbing frames and how they can fire a youngster’s imagination. If, though, you are thinking of buying a climbing frame for your kids, what do you need to keep in mind? Here are five tips to help you get it right.
Since learning to ride a bike without stabilisers, my youngest daughter Izzy wants to ride everywhere on her bike. It’s great that she’s so enthusiastic and it’s a wonderful way to get her playing outside.
