Lauren Edwards

1 month ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lauren Edwards

A recent study has revealed that Brits transition from feeling irked at being asked for identification to being 'chuffed' once they hit the age of 29. The research suggests that the average age at which ID requests stop is approximately 27 years old. The survey, which involved 2,000 adults, discovered that 43 per cent used to feel annoyed when asked for proof of age in their younger years.

2 months ago | nuvomagazine.com | Lauren Edwards

Range Rover Redefines Elegance With the London Collection Current Issue — A first for the brand, the new lifestyle collection uses prints designed in-house and sets a new precedent in luxury design for an automotive brand.

2 months ago | leicestermercury.co.uk | Rob Knight |Lauren Edwards

At the moment, school PE lessons are where most children are regularly active, yet four out of ten say they are not interested in the majority of sporting activities and 9 per cent only exercise 'because they have to. A new survey of 1,000 children aged five to 16 revealed that 37 per cent have expressed an interest in trying a sport or physical activity but have been unable to do so.

2 months ago | hulldailymail.co.uk | Lauren Edwards

Are you a rebellious boot-wearer, or more of a chilled-out sandal? This personality quiz will determine which type of footwear best suits your personality. Situational based questions around your go-to outfits, ideal holiday destination and of course your must-have shoe will result in your persona.

2 months ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Lauren Edwards

A recent study has shown that an astounding one in 50 men fancies their chances at outrunning a horse over a 100-metre dash. Many of them are also confident they could out run crocodiles and elephants, who are known more for their power than speed. In contrast, women were more likely to say they would lose if they were racing an animal.