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Birchgrove, the UK’s leading provider of rented retirement homes, today marks the next stage of its expansion into London with the purchase of a 78-apartment development in Hampton Court, the eighth site in its growing portfolio across the South-East.

A new SUEZ survey shows people in England are disposing of over £150 million worth of items when moving home annually.

After a first love doesn’t work out, men and women often respond differently. Many men experience significant emotional setbacks, like dropping out of school or enlisting in the military.

The Open Data Institute (ODI) today publishes its latest report on how the cost of living crisis impacts people in the UK.

Fewer people were cycling in the Braintree district last year than before the pandemic, new figures show.

Fewer people were cycling across Mansfield last year than in 2019, new figures show.

FEWER people were cycling on the Isle of Wight last year than in 2019, new figures show.

Volunteering benefits the volunteers as well as the people they help – Dental Sky discusses the positive impact that volunteering can have for dental teams.

How to measure stress? The factors selected were the mental health of residents, feelings of anxiety, and life satisfaction.

The latest evidence and guidance on gambling-related harm with practical advice on identification, signposting, and referral

With news on: Wandsworth introduces new food waste collection service; Survey shows £150m worth of stuff thrown out when Brits move house; CRAIN files complaint over Carlisle EfW; and, County Down resident fined £4,000 for unauthorised waste disposal.

This analysis uses new data from HMRC to show how the size and earnings of the migrant employee workforce has changed over time in recent years.

British government statistics from 2017 to 2019 reveal that British youth of Pakistani origin are dropping out of education.

Rental properties with an EPC certificate below a band C are becoming more difficult to sell to other landlords, new research has suggested.

The idea we're going to hell in a handcart still persists. Apparently, we've been on the way for millennia. I'm not sure we're any closer.

A sporting facility in Hexham is aiming to help children in the area become more physically active through squash, following the Government's new sport strategy.

Fewer people were cycling in Devon last year than in 2019, new figures show.

Fewer cyclists in Central Bedfordshire than before pandemic

Disabled adults are significantly less likely to be in work compared to adults without disabilities. In Scotland, 81% of working aged adults without disabilities had jobs in 2021, compared to just under 50% of adults with disabilities. This discrepancy of 31 percentage points – called the “disability employment gap” – is larger in Scotland compared to the rest of the UK (Chart 1).