How to pick a virtual personal trainer to see you through till offices reopen August 1, 2020 Gyms finally reopened last week, which was great news not just for personal trainers like me but also the thousands of people desperate to get back to training. It’s hard to believe it’s been over four months since the last person walked through the doors at No.1 Fitness, but we haven’t been sitting on our [...]
The Mini Cooper Sport is a life-affirming blast from the past August 1, 2020 Driving a classic Mini Cooper proves the perfect antodote to post-lockdown blues. Tim Pitt explains how you could do the same.
Eat Out to Help Out – the best restaurants taking part in the government hospitality scheme August 1, 2020 There was a time when dropping most of your disposable income on avocado on toast made you an idiot who will never be able to afford a house. Now it makes you a hero who will save the economy. It’s so vital that you start eating at restaurants again that, as of Monday, the government [...]
Ardbeg team up with DJ BBQ to add smoke to the fire July 31, 2020 Oh boy, it’s a hot one this weekend. Temperatures are set to soar – and Brits are no doubt set to gather around barbecues up and down the country. Read more: Four unique tequilas to spice up your weekend But before you default to burgers and sausages, world-renowned Islay Distillery Ardbeg and chef DJ BBQ [...]
Black Tot Day: Rum to celebrate 50 years since Navy ended daily tot July 31, 2020 It seems hard to believe but July 31 marks fifty years since the last rum ration was served in the British Navy. “Black Tot Day” marks the anniversary of the last day sailors were issue with a daily rum ration – a tradition that began in the mid-17th century. And whilst rum was watered down [...]
Sky Arts to become free to air channel in bid to boost culture sector July 28, 2020 Sky Arts will become free to air for all viewers in September, as the broadcaster attempts to boost the sector in a “vital time for culture” during the pandemic. Britain’s only TV channel dedicated solely to arts and culture is currently only available to paying customers. However, it will become free to air for all [...]
Explore the West Coast of Scotland July 27, 2020 | Sponsored Family Fun – A Suggested Itinerary DAY ONE – ARRIVAL A warm welcome awaits you on the Ayrshire Coast at Turnberry. On arrival, your ‘Wee Explorers’ will be given their own bag of goodies to keep them entertained throughout their stay. Check in to a Family Room, which features an adjoining private bedroom with two [...]
Golf at Turnberry July 27, 2020 | Sponsored Trump Turnberry is a world-renowned bucket list golf destination. Home to the Ailsa course, host of four Open Championships, the resort consists of two 18-hole courses and one 9-hole course. The legendary 7,489 yard, par-71 Ailsa course is known for its tough opening holes and is demanding for even the most skilled golfers. The course [...]
The Most Luxurious Suite July 27, 2020 | Sponsored Defy the ordinary at Turnberry. Set on the Ayrshire coast, the Hotel features breath-taking views towards the Ailsa Craig and provides the ideal setting for a relaxed getaway. Rising from the mist, one suite stands out like a beacon amongst the rest – The Lighthouse Suite. When it comes to luxury suites in Scotland, The [...]
Destination Ayrshire July 27, 2020 | Sponsored The Ayrshire region of Scotland sits on the southwest coast and enjoys considerably better weather than most of the country! This is also Robert Burns country – you can’t miss him and his influence when exploring the area. It is also home to some lovely beaches, fantastic castles, great food, stunning drives and much more! [...]