I’ve tried every hangover cure there is: coconut water, paracetamol, raw egg yolk, a Bloody Mary, miso soup, but nothing hits the spot like a bacon sarnie and a bottle of Coca-Cola. Of course, the best cure is preemptiv...
Easter isn’t only about chocolate—there’s hot cross buns too—but mostly it's about chocolate. And, if you’ve got a particularly sweet tooth for chocolate Easter eggs, then we’ve got the opportunity for you! Aldi has lau...
As looking directly into the sun is extremely dangerous, people have to find safe ways to witness special events like solar eclipses. From making our own devices to watching the event online, there are multiple ways to...
There's only one way to end a year properly, and it's belting out your favourite songs at the top of your lungs. And there aren't many bands who provide more of a party with their back catalogue to do just this than Mad...
Look, I love my job. Where else could I write silly little words about the city I love every day and get paid for it? But that doesn’t mean it doesn’t come with its own unique stresses. It’s not all croissants and conce...
We love a bargain as much as the next person so when we heard that Dunelm had its very own outlet with discounted products, we just could not possibly gatekeep this information. Promising savings of up to 70%, this disc...
London’s a washout. It always has been, and always will be. Sure, we’ve enjoyed a spot of sunshine here and there in March, but this country’s default is . So we may as well embrace it with the infamous April showers ar...
We like to think of ourselves as pretty fashionable here at Secret Birmingham and a large part of that is down to brands like Birmingham's very own P&Co. Inspired by vintage Americana and motorbike culture, you can’...
Bastille have just announced a huge UK tour for the end of this year, which will celebrate their first 15 years as a band, which includes a date at Birmingham's BP Pulse Live on November 15,
The tour commences in Pl...
Just after the last Ice Age, most of Britain was covered by forest. But after thousands of years of agriculture, dating back to the Bronze Age, only 13% of the UK is now covered by trees. That’s well below the European...