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Liz Charlton

United Kingdom

Senior Lifestyle Reporter at ATV Today

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  • 6 days ago | atvtoday.co.uk | Liz Charlton

    It reveals that this upgrade not only enhances water efficiency but also promises over £500 in annual savings on water and sewerage bills, making it a financially smart and environmentally friendly choice for families. Experts reveal that installing a dual-flush toilet mechanism is an impactful and cost-effective bathroom upgrade that costs under £25 in the UK. Plumbworld, a leading expert in bathroom and kitchen products, highlights the benefits of converting your toilet to a dual-flush system.

  • 1 week ago | atvtoday.co.uk | Liz Charlton

    Drafty has shared with ATV Today Lifestyle some of themost common myths about credit scores that could be holding back millions of Brits from managing their finances effectively. Andrew Wayland, VP of Customer and Proposition at Drafty, said many people have misconceptions about what affects their credit score, which can cost them in higher interest rates and rejected applications.

  • 1 week ago | atvtoday.co.uk | Liz Charlton

    Summer is the most popular season to work out, studies show, with 45% of people keeping active, much higher than in winter, where 76% of Brits admit they steer clear of exercise. Whether you’re new to the gym or not, knowing the most effective workouts can be confusing. With that in mind, the experts at ZAVA have revealed the exercises that burn the most calories.

  • 1 week ago | atvtoday.co.uk | Liz Charlton

    More than half (52 percent) of Brits polled will be getting back to basics and enjoying Classic BBQ fare this summer, ditching expensive joints of meat and craft beers, for burgers, sausages, baps and cold lager or wine. And topping the list of BBQ staples frugal Brits will be embracing this summer was the humble BANGER (78 percent agree this is the ultimate staple BBQ item).

  • 1 week ago | atvtoday.co.uk | Liz Charlton

    Freda Steel, affectionately known as “Mouse,” has been supported by Sight Scotland throughout her life. Now sixty-nine and still proudly independent, Freda is sharing her story in the hope of inspiring others to support the charity that has done so much for her over the years. Born blind, Freda started her journey with Sight Scotland at just five years old when she enrolled at the Royal Blind School in Edinburgh.

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