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The idea of ‘becoming more sustainable’ can sound daunting. What’s the first thing you think of when the word ‘sustainability’ is mentioned? Reducing carbon emissions? Balancing ecosystems? Collecting rainwater maybe? Whilst these concepts do fall under the broad idea of sustainability, being sustainable is a lot closer to home. Simply put, being sustainable is all […]
The Billionaire Concierge takes over the luxury lifestyle management industry. Peterborough is not the first place that comes to mind when searching for The Billionaire Concierge, but for entrepreneur Asif Rehman it couldn’t be a better choice. Within five years, he has built up a business that provides global services to the rich and famous, […]
Morocco covers a vast area of land consisting of deserts, beaches, bustling cities and breathtaking mountains. With the inland cities being the main point of interest for many tourists, many of the coastline cities usually go remain unvisited. Aside from the refreshing port city of Essaouira, Morocco is home to several other coastline cities, all […]
Despite its many health benefits, Hijama is precariously becoming an uncommon form of therapy. A natural and holistic way of ridding the body of any toxins, Hijama sits somewhere lower on the list when compared to the likes of modern medicine and treatment. You could say that it’s slowly becoming a forgotten Sunnah; a sunnah […]
If you’re looking to explore a beautiful garden this summer, look no more as we present to you five of the best in the country. With plenty of green spaces around the UK, it can be quite difficult to choose the right one. But that’s great as there are so many garden spaces that are […]
A mystifying and historic city full of attractions for the most curious of visitors, Istanbul stands with pride stranded between two continents. Being one of the most visited countries in the world, visitors usually have a lot of questions about what to see and do here. If you’re looking for some inspiration, read on to […]
