Grab a cuppa and a slice of cake to help fight fuel poverty
Is there anything more British than enjoying a good cuppa and a slice of cake while being content in the knowledge that it’s all for a good cause?
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10 steps to create a Doodle Poll for scheduling a meeting
Scheduling a meeting should be a straightforward task but it can often be quite a chore to try to work out everyone’s availability. Creating a Doodle Poll helps to take some of that stress away.
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New year new beginnings
The new year has only really just begun but lots of exciting things are already happening for me in 2018!
As many of you will already know (if you read my Goodbye 2017 hello 2018 post) I have a new job!
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My first taste of NE1 Newcastle Restaurant Week
Yesterday my friend and I decided to have a longer lunch and actually venture outside the four walls of our office which is handily located right next to the Quayside in Newcastle.
I’m a born and bred Geordie and I’m ashamed to say I’ve never indulged in dining out during Restaurant Week – that is until yesterday!
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Sunday lunch at The Manor House Inn – review
There’s nothing I love more than a hearty roast dinner on a Sunday afternoon and it’s even tastier when you don’t have to cook or do the dishes.
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5 free time tracking tools
Wouldn’t we all love to know what we actually do with our time? There’s 24 hours in a day but how many times have you lost track of time completely? To tackle this issue many people use time-tracking software.
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My festive favourites from 2017
The presents have been opened, the tins of chocolate demolished and the rest of the turkey population can breathe a sigh of relief – that’s Christmas done and dusted for another year!
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Tips to help make moving house less stressful
Moving house is one of the most stressful things you can do and can really put a major strain on relationships. The husband and I moved house recently and I thought I’d share some pearls of wisdom.
We wouldn’t have been able to move and unpack so much without the help and support of both sets of parents for which we are very grateful.
