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I’ve watched small local publishers in Britain wrestle with the same paradox for years: readers value trustworthy, local reporting more than ever, but many balk at paying for what they once got for free. When I launched and edited newsletters at...
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I buy equipment for stories and for sport; when I started playing padel last year I quickly learned that choosing the right racket in the UK market is as much about practical fit as it is about brand reputation. If you’re searching for padel...
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I’ve spent time visiting rooftop solar arrays, chatting with volunteer directors at village halls and sitting through long community meetings about turbine planning applications. From those conversations I’m convinced of one thing: community...
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I walked past my local bookshop last week and felt that familiar tug: the warm disorder of paperbacks stacked by the door, a poster for an author event, the sight of a cashier who knows regular customers by name. Independent bookshops are a small...
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I’m writing because the intersect between pension policy and the housing market has felt increasingly personal to the readers and sources I speak with at Alltime News. As a millennial saver thinking about your first home, you might assume pensions...
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I’ve spent years watching local and specialist publishers try — and sometimes fail — to turn a loyal newsletter audience into reliable revenue. The good news? Monetising newsletters in the UK no longer means choosing between annoying readers...
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When I push my trolley through the weekly shop, the rows of yellow sale stickers and "3 for 2" offers create the impression that groceries are more affordable than the headlines suggest. Yet at home, when I check receipts and watch the household...
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I’m asked all the time which “green” home improvements will actually cut energy bills this winter. As someone who writes about policy, tech and household economics, I’ve spent months pulling together data, talking to installers and testing a...
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I still remember sitting in a meeting room two years ago listening to a founder paint a picture of “inevitable market share” and “category-defining technology.” The slide deck looked immaculate: hockey-stick growth, soaring gross margins,...
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I’ve been tracking energy policy and its real‑world effects for years, and the latest changes to the UK energy price cap feel like one of those moments where policy, markets and everyday business survival collide. If you run a café, a small...
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