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UK Government Spending 2025: Where Does the Money Really Go?
In 2024–25, the UK government’s spending priorities reveal a nation balancing everyday needs with future ambitions. From healthcare and pensions to net zero and public safety, each choice reflects rising demand, fiscal strain, and political trade-offs.
Snitching vs. surviving: Why young people feel trapped by bullies
Every day, 1.5 million children aged 10–15 in the UK suffer from verbal bullying. The consequences are severe—suicide rates are rising due to both online and offline abuse. With group bullying and disengaged parents, prevention is becoming harder.
Cuts in Disability Funding: What’s Changing and Where to Find Support
The UK government is planning major disability benefit changes, potentially affecting nearly a million people. Despite some reversals, cuts remain likely—leaving many asking who will be affected and where to find support.
How Excessive Screen Time Affects Your Mental Health
In today’s digital age, screens are unavoidable, shaping how we communicate, work, and relax. However, growing concerns highlight the mental health effects of excessive screen time, especially among children and young people.
Luke Kempner supports us on Celebrity Catchphrase
On Sunday, June 1st 2025, Luke Kempner appeared on Celebrity Catchphrase, competing alongside Charlie Hedges and Jeremy Vine. Thanks to his brilliant efforts, an incredible £16,200 was raised for Little Lives UK. The charity is grateful for his support.
Understanding ADHD in Children and How to Support Them
Does your child fidget, act impulsively, or struggle to focus or follow instructions? They may seem naughty, but it could be more than that — these behaviours might be signs of ADHD.
Navigating Exam Stress: How Parents Can Help
With summer approaching, many kids eagerly anticipate time off school, relishing the freedom from lessons, teachers, and early mornings. Yet for high schoolers and older teens, looming exams bring overwhelming stress, leaving little space for true relaxation.
The AI Generation: Shaping Kids in a Digital World
AI is now part of daily life, shaping how children think, learn, and feel. From homework help to social media, it offers benefits but also raises concerns about kids’ mental health, safety, education, and development.
When Boys Learn Misogyny, Girls Pay the Price
In recent years, there’s been a worrying increase in misogynistic attitudes among boys and teens. From casual sexist remarks to more serious behavior, it’s clear this starts early.
How Families Can Navigate the Cost of Living Crisis
Families across the UK face a growing cost of living crisis. With rising prices and stagnating wages, over 3.9 million children live in poverty, and 23.4 million people struggle daily to afford essentials like food, heating, and basic care.