
Ski Trip to Alpe d’Huez 2026
At the end of January, I took a week off to go skiing high up in the French Alps at a Alpe d’Huez resort. Up early in time for the 1st lift, if you have never been skiing, I would

At the end of January, I took a week off to go skiing high up in the French Alps at a Alpe d’Huez resort. Up early in time for the 1st lift, if you have never been skiing, I would

Have you ever read the book ‘Atomic Habits’ by James Clear? If you haven’t it’s very thought provoking and should certainly be a personal or business book for your 2026 bucket list An Atomic Habit is to focus on a

Watching these two navigate new ground made me think about work. Growth rarely happens in perfect conditions. It happens when you’re willing to step into the unfamiliar, learn together, and keep moving forward. Sometimes, progress looks a lot like play!

Wishing everyone a fantastic Christmas break from all at Fern Recruitment and our 2 new recruits! www.fernrecruitment.co.uk Fern Recruitment Ltd – LinkedIn 0121 271 0988

The clocks are going back and that means an extra hour in bed… for me, this means a Hyrox race at the NEC Birmingham which I have been training for over the last 6 months. Held across 30 counties, the

Water companies have been ordered to tackle potentially harmful levels of so-called forever chemicals in drinking water sources for more than six million people, the BBC can reveal. Forever chemicals, or PFAS, are a group of thousands of substances used

The Drinking Water Inspectorate has announced that following its investigation into the Cryptosporidiosis outbreak event in the Brixham area in 2024 that a court summons has been issued to South West Water Limited for prosecution for potential offences under section

Ofwat is poised to be scrapped and substituted with a “single, powerful regulator” designed to tackle water pollution and shield households from escalating bills, the government has announced. Environment secretary Steve Reed declared the reforms as urgent, branding the water

Pennon Group, the parent company of South-West Water, has confirmed that a pollution incident at one of its treatment works was responsible for a major fish kill in the St Austell River in Cornwall. The event occurred in the Pentewan