Is it fair to say that most young single mothers come from economically deprived communities asks, Deborah Owiredu Decline in the rate of young mothers in UK, image provided by Barking and Dagenham Foyer Recently in the UK the rate of young mothers are presently on a...
Can arranged marriages outlast normal marriages? asks Farhana Begum [caption id="attachment_1764" align="alignnone" width="600"] Bengali couple wed in London[/caption] For most people Love is the most important aspects of their lives, finding love can be difficult, for most cultures and traditions arranged marriage is the best solution. Arranged marriages...
Heygate Estate to become Elephant Park As the final demolishment stages take place at Heygate Estate, and a decade on since the plans were cleared, the area is to be totally transformed, Dan James reports [caption id="attachment_1588" align="alignnone" width="780"] The derelict concrete mass of Heygate is now...
As the cost of living rises and tuition fees boom, one million students have found a new way to avoid student loan debts: Sugar Daddies, writes Souleyman Messalti The above image is an advertisement designated to attract students to register on SeekingArrangement.com, the world largest's Sugar...
What are the hidden costs of telematics insurance for young drivers? Asks Soraya Bongombe [caption id="attachment_1475" align="alignleft" width="600"] Popular UK black box policy providers.[/caption] Black box insurance is a ‘pay as you drive’ policy, which rewards individuals with good driving habits lower premiums over time. Finding the...
With online shopping at an all time high, and fashion retailers like Primark and Matalan competing for low prices, are clothing market stalls dwindling, writes Alexandria Williams Most People will pass their local market stalls and buy fruit and vegetables, but how many of us still...
Internships have often been described as the stepping stone between education and work. But is this stepping stone a necessary requirement? writes Rory Smith After seventeen years of education it’s time for the wonderful world of work. It’s time to put on your best working outfit,...
Over the past few years we’ve seen a rise in the use of ‘Club drugs’ amongst young people. But what are the dangers, ask Connor Green. Club drugs come in all different shapes and sizes ‘Club drugs’ is a collective term for substances typically used by young...
In 2013, the Metropolitan Police Service announced plans to sell off police stations across London, threatening to cut their numbers by almost half the amount. So why have we since been told so little about this? Asks Chris Hicks Scotland Yard is among the many police...
A new report shows that the numbers of under-18s drinking is falling, but those that are drinking already are drinking earlier and more heavily, says Ellesse Howells In 2013, nearly 300 children aged 11 and under were admitted to A&E units across the UK after drinking...