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26th June 2023

What Gases Are Produced by Landfills?

Landfill sites are responsible for producing hundreds of different types of gases which make a significant contribution to global warming. These landfill gases need to be monitored as they can be released into the atmosphere as a result of organic waste decomposition, volatilisation and chemical reactions.

Learn about what gases are produced by landfills, how it occurs and what can be done about it in this guide.

What gas is produced by landfills?

Methane and carbon dioxide are the most promi

Hicks & Brown • 26th June 2023

7 Tips on how to wear a hat to a wedding

When the warmer days and longer nights start rolling in, wedding season gets into full swing. It’s an exciting time full of merriment, new beginnings and of course, a new outfit is absolutely essential for marking the occasion. When you’re busy picking out your wedding ensembles, you may think about adding a hat to complete the look and add a touch of elegance, but you may also be apprehensive as you’re unsure how to wear a wedding hat and style one.

In this blog, we’ve got all the tips you nee

26th June 2023

Bathroom Tile Ideas | Bathroom Inspiration | Heritage Bathrooms

Your bathroom is somewhere you spend a lot of time, a space for relaxation and rejuvenation. There’s nothing quite like coming home after a hard day at the office and having a well-earned soak. So, when it comes to the décor, you want it to be just right. You want to be able to relax and unwind in a space that’s unique and elegant.

Tiles might not be the first item on your list when you’re thinking of purchasing a new bathroom, but they make a central feature of any bathroom. Luxury bathroom ti

26th June 2023

Can Cats See in the Dark? Cat Night Vision Facts | Purina

Cats are notorious night owls, so we've long thought that they have excellent night vision, but is this actually true? Find out everything you need to know about your cat's night vision with our guide.

Cats seem to do all of their best hunting at night. Many cat owners are familiar with being woken up with little gifts – such as a mouse or possibly even a sock – or the hyperactive run around the house many cats have in the middle of the night.

These night-time antics pose the question: can cat

KBIS | British Equestrian Insurance • 22nd February 2023

How to load a horse & troubleshooting tips | KBIS

Most horses will need to be travelled in a trailer or lorry at some point in their lives. Whether you need to move them to a new yard, take them to the vets or head out for a competition, travelling is a common part of an equine’s life which is why it’s important to teach them how to do so politely and safely.

In this guide, we look at the necessary safety measures, walk you through a step-by-step guide to loading a horse into a trailer and provide you with advice on how to load a stubborn hors

The Horse Hub - horse training and health information • 3rd December 2022

Cost of Colic in Horses: How Much to Expect - The Horse Hub

Leah Walker, talks to KBIS to find out how far your insurance pot might have to stretch, if your horse has a colic episode

Colic is responsible for every one in three emergency equine vet callouts in the UK. In its simplest form, colic is the term used to describe pain associated with the abdomen but, there are a great number of types to be aware of, which range in severity from mild to potentially life-threatening.

In some instances, where the colic is just medical, it may require one vet vis

Animalife • 17th June 2022

Irish Draught Horse: Origins, Care & Key Facts

The Irish Draught is a strong and powerful horse that once found employment on farms all across Ireland. Today, the breed is popular as a hunter and leisure horse due to their brave, yet kindly personalities and impressive strength.

Originating in 18th century Ireland, the Irish Draught Horse was found on farms all across the country. This was because poorer farmers required a steed that was strong enough to carry out a vast number of farming tasks, yet looked smart enough when pulling a carria

Animalife • 5th June 2022

Arthritis in Dogs: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment

Arthritis in dogs is a common disease, particularly in elderly canines or larger breeds. Sadly, it is a progressive disease with no known cure, but with early intervention and the correct management regime, many dogs can live a happy and healthy life with little discomfort.

What is arthritis in dogs?

Arthritis is an inflammatory disease that occurs when the cartilage between the joints becomes less smooth and damaged, this then causes the surface of the bone to rub together and the joints to s

Hodge Bank • 8th July 2021

How to Gift Money for a House Deposit

Buying a home is one of the biggest expenses in modern day life. Typically, it takes around 8 years to save for a reasonable deposit of 25%, which is why many of us are now turning to the bank of mum and dad to help. As of 2019, the London School of Economics suggested that families are the sixth biggest mortgage lender, with over six billion pounds given to offspring to help them step onto the property ladder.

In our own survey we carried out on family lending and attitudes towards it, we disc

Cruise Bulletin • 13th June 2016

The City That Never Sleeps: Cross It Off Your Bucket List

New York, it’s the place that never sleeps, where the coffee’s always fresh and the sidewalk’s constantly bustling. Its glorious sights are known far and wide: The Statue of Liberty, The Empire State Building and of course, Central Park.

The only problem is, everyone’s heard of them and they’ve become quite commonplace. If you’re after an adventure and not just a tourist encounter, follow our guide and immerse yourselves into the very heart of New York, the way the locals know it.

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