http://gty.im/898708956 Living accommodation takes many shapes, forms and sizes. Inspired by a lot of photo research for these kinds of things recently and in honour of the unusual, this weeks' pic of the week features a cosy hideaway in a converted shepherd's hut.
http://gty.im/505797368 It's summer holiday season in the Publishing Services team, with Sarah flying to Japan this weekend, and Lucy to Ibiza next week. Lets hope the holiday vibes spark the end of this wet weather! Happy Friday!
http://gty.im/477279650 This week marks the beginning of the Women's World Cup. We all have our teams, will you be watching this weekend?
http://gty.im/828279856 The team have been indulging their sweet tooth with some traditional Scottish tablet. Have you ever tried it? In celebration, this week's Pic of the Week is of the dramatic Highlands landscape The Quiraing (or Cuith-Raing) on the Isle of Skye, Scotland.
It's Mental Health Awareness Week and at emc we've been supporting our wellbeing this week with lunchtime walks in the sunshine, creativity sessions, and using a gratitude journal. Getting out into nature either daily or weekly can have a positive impact on our mental state. http://gty.im/461379817
http://gty.im/668773115 Many gardeners were lamenting the lack of rain just a week ago, after the significant rain we've had this week they will be lamenting no more! More akin to the traditional weather we would expect in April, the heavy rain showers are a mixed blessing. If there is one thing however we can all [...]
http://gty.im/946192336 This week’s Pic of the Week is of a picturesque lake in Snowdonia National Park scattered with beautiful water lilies. Let’s hope for a weekend of calm and relaxation this bank holiday!
http://gty.im/594567397 With National Tea Day on 21 April and UK Coffee Week starting on 29 April, this week's Pic of the Week celebrates the humble brew!
http://gty.im/172958673 It’s English Tourism Week, so in today’s Pic of the Week we’re showcasing one of Britain’s UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Ironbridge Gorge in Shropshire was the cradle of the Industrial Revolution, and the historic iron bridge spanning the River Severn at the town of Ironbridge was the first structure in the world to [...]
Image by Brigitte Werner from Pixabay This Sunday marks Mother's day in the UK and Ireland! No excuses if you had forgotten! The celebration is a very old one and started originally possibly as a religious celebration for the mother church, called Mothering Sunday. Over the years observance of the celebration waned until [...]
