Right out of the package, the Effortless leggings feel premium — buttery soft but also incredibly sturdy. The material has that luxurious matte finish that feels thick without being heavy. Honestly, they look and feel far more expensive than £52. The name Effortless really fits: pulling them on feels smooth, and they mold to your body instantly without any […]
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FAMILY – The Polarn O. Pyret (PO.P) kids fleece Jacket is stylish and waterproof
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I recently picked up the Polarn O. Pyret (PO.P) Waterproof Kids Fleece Jacket for my child, and honestly, it’s been one of the best kids’ jackets we’ve owned. The first thing I noticed was how soft the fleece is — it feels cozy right away, not stiff or scratchy like some waterproof jackets can be. What’s even better is […]
TRAVEL – Bali Getaway for a Single Parent Family: A Perfect Blend of Adventure, Fun and Relaxation
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Bali has long been a sought-after destination for families seeking an unforgettable holiday, and for single parents, it offers the perfect mix of tranquility, adventure, and cultural immersion. We recently embarked on a holiday to Bali, with a base in the heart of Ubud, followed by some downtime in Seminyak, and it turned out to […]
MUSIC – Plastic Jeezus – Leave them wanting less…
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“These guys are genuinely hilarious” – Ed ByrneWinners of ‘South Coast Comedian of the Year’ (2022), British Comedian of the Year Semi-Finalist, ‘Best Newcomer’ at the Musical Comedy Awards (2021), and ‘Circuit Breakers’ atLeicester Comedy Festival (2022), Simon and Aaron are Plastic Jeezus, a deadpan musicalcomedy duo performing side-splittingly surreal and unique original songs. The […]
THEATRE – Kate-Lois Elliott – How To Belong Without Joining A Cult
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Kate-Lois Elliott’s show delves into her mum’s real-life experiences growing up in a cult and explores our innate desire to belong. Kate shares her own reluctance to conform to group mentalities, from social gatherings like hen parties to the influence of WhatsApp groups. The show cleverly sheds light on how elements of cult-like behaviour can […]
THETARE – Kurt Sterling’s ‘Corporate Chronicles’
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Comedian Kurt Sterling is making his Ed Fringe debut with his show “Corporate Chronicles.” He jokes that the small, dingy room he’s performing in is like something from the Saw movies. Sterling’s show shares his journey from a rural childhood to a high-flying corporate career that took a toll on him mentally and physically, before […]
THEATRE – Luke Chilton’s ‘Netflix and Chilton’
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Luke Chilton’s debut show at the Edinburgh Fringe is a comedy tour de force. His performance skillfully combines captivating storytelling with sharp, witty humour, taking the audience on a journey through personal struggles, mental health, self-discovery, and some incredibly wild gap year experiences. Chilton’s surreal one-liner jokes are twisted and clever, reflecting his quirky personality. […]
