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Why is Mental Health a Rising Concern?

Mental health is a rising concern in the West but why?

A Guide to Surviving the Heatwave this Summer

A simple guide to surviving the heatwave as temperatures rise in London and the rest of the UK this Summer

Things To Do: When it Rains

Oh London, how I love you so… More often than not, it’s raining in London. And when it rains, for those of us who managed to get a day off, we’re stuck inside. On these tragic days, I find myself bored and restless, debating whether or not I have the courage to breach the drizzly storm outside in pursuit of a 20p Freddo from the corner shop.

Plastic Fish

In a world filling with plastic pollution, we are forced to look at exactly what it is we are doing and how our habits are contributing to the bigger picture.

How Jazz Became my New Saviour

I explore the benefits of Jazz music and how it helps one to improve their concentration at work and school

When a Fool experiences Writer's Block

A personal piece discussing my writing capabilities as I make a comeback to publishing articles on ScribersHive

Knitting: the Newest Old Trend!

Knitting helps your body and soul

The Midday Slump - A Tale of Severe Procrastination

Getting back to the basics of writing and publishing on ScribersHive after a long hiatus.

World’s First Malaria Vaccine to go to African Children

Over 360,000 children in three African countries will receive the first malaria vaccine.

Over Half a Million British Children at Risk of Measles

Over half a million children from the UK are at risk from the potentially fatal measles virus after not receiving the recommended vaccinations.