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Found 9 resource(s) in 'Looking at You', for September 2026.
Looking at You (all articles) for September 2026
Hard Times Those new Royal Mail solar-powered digital post-boxes How often should you change your sheets? Can’t sleep? These drinks may be keeping you awake Why wearing slippers can be bad for you Back to School – facing that first Day The difference your breakfast can make ** Editor: by David Pickup, a solicitor Hard... (1641 words)Hard Times
There is the sea, vast and spacious, teeming with creatures beyond number, living things both large and small. Psalm 104:25 Do you remember rock? I do not mean the music, but the confectionary sticks sold at seaside resorts. They were pink cylinders about a foot long and an inch wide with a white centre and had the name... (241 words)Looking at You (September 2026)
This section will be available on Monday. This is due to staff illness. (13 words)How often should you change your sheets?
Ever wonder that? When the question was put to various sleep coaches and sheet manufacturers, they came up with a variety of things to consider. Once a week is considered good practise by many, but no more than twice a week, or you risk putting unnecessary wear and tear on your bedlinen. Consider your daily... (210 words)Those new Royal Mail solar-powered digital post-boxes
Royal Mail has converted about 3,500 of the old trusty red post-boxes into digital affairs, out of the 115,000 post-boxes in the country. The new solar-powered digital post-boxes feature a solar panel roof, a built-in barcode scanner, and an extra-large drawer that accepts parcels up to shoebox size. The idea is that the solar panels... (230 words)Can’t sleep? These drinks may be keeping you awake
Sleep experts suggest the following possible culprits: Alcohol. It interferes with the ‘actual architecture of sleep’, according to one expert. So, you may not reach the deeper, more restorative level of sleep that you need. Hot chocolate. Here it is the added sugar that is the problem, not the cocoa itself. Sugar gives you an... (217 words)Why wearing slippers can be bad for you
Many of us love the comfort of wearing slippers around the house. They are warm and cosy and keep the carpets clean. But – if you are wearing them for many hours a day, you may want to think again. As one London-based consultant podiatrist has warned: “Despite their cosy image, slippers are not always... (285 words)Back to School – facing that first Day
No matter how old we are, we can probably remember our first day at school – being left at the door, meeting children we did not know, separated from the adults we did know and had trusted since the day we were born. But on the other hand, there was the excitement: a big step... (260 words)The difference your breakfast can make
A recent study has found that people who avoid breakfast have a worse diet when it comes to fibre, and the essential nutrients of zinc and iron. It was also found that people who eat breakfast tend to consume fewer desserts and sweets, compared to those who skip breakfast. They also choose to eat less... (84 words)
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