As we approach Earth Day 2023 on the 22nd of April 2023, many of us are looking for ways to positively impact the environment. One often-overlooked aspect of sustainability is our water consumption. It’s easy to take clean water for granted in the Western world. But in reality, our supply is not infinite, and it’s… Read more >
Roses are red, violets are blue, I’m sick of flowers, how about you? Valentine’s Day is celebrated every year on 14 February. It’s a day of showing affection to loved ones – often anonymously with cards, chocolates and flowers. But who was St Valentine, and why all the tat? St Valentine was a priest in… Read more >
Whether you’re sober-curious or want a reset after Christmas excess, Dry January is a tried and true way to change your relationship with alcohol. Did you know the concept dates back to 2011? When Emily Robinson signed up for her first-ever half marathon, she found the training a drag. The event took place in February,… Read more >
When you want a drink of water, you usually get a bottle out of your fridge at home or turn on a tap. And when you want to make a hot drink, such as tea or coffee, you boil a kettle, right? That’s the story for most people in the UK. But what if… Read more >
Installing a water dispenser in your office may be something you’ve thought about previously but ultimately dismissed. After all, the trusty office kettle has worked just fine for years, right? But what if we told you that kettles aren’t only inefficient and potentially harmful, but they will also cost you more money in the long-run?… Read more >
A study suggests that rising energy prices will drive most office workers back to the workplace this winter. Experts say the change is due to employees weighing up the cost of working from home compared to commuting in the cost of living crisis. As an employer, you’re responsible for the comfort and safety of your… Read more >
Dehydration is a common side effect of hot weather, especially during temperatures like those felt during the record heatwaves of July and August. Unfortunately, even mild dehydration is terrible news for the body’s cooling mechanisms. When the amount of blood circulating decreases, the body diverts blood to the muscles rather than the skin’s surface. As… Read more >
How are those resolutions going? If you’ve been trying to drink more water in 2022, chances are the cloudy tap water is starting to feel old. Or perhaps, you smashed Dry January and are determined to carry the healthy habits into February. These ideas will keep things flowing in the right direction! Get… Read more >
If you’re one of the many people making positive life changes in January, you’re probably full of good intentions. When we start something new, novelty and curiosity sweep us along. This time, we tell ourselves, it’s going to be different. We’re committed. We won’t give up. But over time, it’s common for enthusiasm to wane… Read more >
Have you been keeping up with COP26? Climate concerns and environmental issues are often front of mind these days. But the headlines over the last week have brought the challenges even more into focus. This week, delegates from all over the world came together to discuss emissions reductions targets that align with reaching net zero… Read more >
