Victoria Chessum

6 days ago | bristolpost.co.uk | Victoria Chessum

After a year of driving an electric car, I thought I had mastered the art of public charging. However, a recent experience highlighted just how ill-prepared Britain is for a swift transition from petrol to electric by 2030. Just last week, I was travelling back from a seaside holiday in Minehead, Somerset, to my home in Folkestone, Kent. According to Google Maps, the journey would cover 242 miles and take roughly 4.5 hours without traffic or stops.

2 weeks ago | lancs.live | Victoria Chessum

A brand new discount sticker scheme has been unveiled in Tesco in order to cut down on food waste. Shoppers have noticed the yellow sticker scheme have changed slightly over the past few weeks. The system is itself is nothing new, with many different shops and supermarkets offering discounted food with a yellow sticker to reduce items - up to 90%. However, now, Tesco are offering special 'free' stickers to help reduce waste and also help with the cost of living crisis.

1 month ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Victoria Chessum |Freddie Bennett |Chris Marzella

Tesco is a staple of the British high street with its red and white logo a familiar sight for millions of people. But few know the true meaning behind the supermarket's name. Tesco has long been one of Britain's biggest retailers and is a common sight for the millions who visit its stores for their weekly grocery haul. The iconic logo, with its striking red lettering, is a fixture on our high streets, but not many have considered how the brand name came to be.

1 month ago | themirror.com | Victoria Chessum

Gardeners urged to stop pruning certain plants immediately due to wildlife warningSpring is the perfect time to prune some plants, but it's important to remember that many creatures may be living in them, and it's vital to allow them to continue to do soAs spring approaches, gardeners might be itching to start pruning plants, but the National Trust has issued a key reminder to watch for wildlife that could be taking refuge in the foliage.

1 month ago | mirror.co.uk | Victoria Chessum

'I visited Greek island and fell in love but now tourists make it unbearable'Santorini is a Greek gem with spectacular views and jaw-dropping sunsets, but the sheer number of tourists makes it nearly impossible to enjoyStepping off the plane in the Santorini heat, the island looked rugged yet beautiful and I was keen to get exploring. I had landed on the stunning island for a mere four day trip, to see one of my closest friends get married and enjoy a cocktail or two.