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direct to your inboxIf there's one bit of life admin you need to be aware of right now, it's the 2021 Census.Every 10 years people are asked to fill out a questionnaire about their household.The huge survey, known as the Census, gives a picture of all the people and households living in England and Wales and ultimately helps organisations make decisions on planning and funding public services.This year 'Census Day' is on Sunday, March 21.This is basically the date you will have needed to fill in
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Money Saving Expert has warned that every single household in England and Wales could face a hefty £1,000 fine if they're not careful.
Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has warned that every single household in England and Wales could face a hefty £1000 fine if they're not careful.
Happy St. Patrick’s Day! David Henrie, Jerry O’Connell and more celebrity kids celebrated Wednesday, March 17, holiday with festive outfits.
WATCH BELOW: Abbie Chatfield shares an inspiring message for this year's International Women's Day theme: Choose To ChallengeThis year's theme is Choose To Challenge and it's not just women who are being urged to challenge and call out gender bias and inequality."We can all choose to seek out and celebrate women's achievements. Collectively, we can all help create an inclusive world," the official website reads."From challenge comes change, so let's all choose to challenge."To mark this special
the lockdown restrictions would ease and we’d be able to see our mums this Mother’s Day, unfortunately that won’t be the case for a lot of us. But, that doesn’t mean your mum should feel any less spoiled or pampered on her big day.
Little Mix, Christine And The Queens, Rita Ora, The Staves and others have used their platforms to celebrate women today (March 8) for the annual campaign.Christine And The Queens wrote on Twitter (as translated from French to English) to “listen to female performers every day of the year” to support female-identifying people making art.Meanwhile, Rita Ora wrote: “There is no force greater than a group of unified women.
Organisers of the UK’s National Album Day have announced that this year’s edition, on 16 Oct, will specifically celebrate women in music, “shining a light on the huge contribution made by women and female-identifying artists to our music and culture through the art form of the album”.
Nasty Gal is celebrating International Women's Day 2021 by launching a brand new collection - 'Babe with the Power' - featuring powerful logos and faces of some of the world’s most influential frontwomen.
National Album Day has announced its theme for 2021 as Celebrating Women in Music.