As regulatory expectations continue to evolve, professionals working in privacy and governance roles must maintain a comprehensive understanding of European legislation. The CIPPE qualification is widely recognised as a benchmark credential for Data Protection Officers (DPOs) and practitioners responsible for GDPR compliance and related privacy functions. It provides in-depth coverage of the European data protection legislative framework, tracing its development from the early foundations of the 1980s through to the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and subsequent regulatory instruments. The CIPP/E provides DPOs and other industry practitioners involved in GDPR compliance or privacy-based roles with comprehensive knowledge of the European data protection…
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Owning a home comes with its fair share of responsibilities, and sooner or later, small problems are bound to arise. A dripping tap, a loose cabinet, or a damaged fence panel might seem minor at first, but leaving these issues unresolved can often lead to bigger and more expensive repairs. While professional help is sometimes necessary, there are many situations where taking matters into your own hands is both practical and rewarding. The next time you encounter an issue at home, consider the following reasons to fix it yourself. 1. Save Money on Labour Costs One of the most obvious…
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Ah, love is in the air. Valentines Day is just around the corner and new research by online pet and veterinary supplies retailer, Animed, shows that dating profiles photos featuring cats and dogs help fire cupid’s arrow. For those looking to refresh their dating profile and increase their chances of bagging that dream date the answer comes in the form of a wagging tail and wet nose. The research also showed that certain dog breeds capture hearts more than others. Leading the pack is the lovable and oh-so-affectionate Labrador, loved by Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon and Harry Kane. Following closely…
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We have made it through another week and here we are midweek and Wednesday. This means that it is time for my weekly Ramblings Of A StressedMum – 11/02/2026. I have been very quiet, but seem to have not stopped. With dealing with things at home and appointments. I sit down at the end of the day and am shattered. This still does not help me sleep any better though. My Week Grief They say your second year is the hardest, and this first week has been totally different. The shock is going and in its place there is a…
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Moving house rarely feels like a tidy, calm experience, especially when children sit at the centre of it. Alongside the paperwork and packing tape, you want the move to be as seamless for your little ones as possible. As a mum, you often carry the emotional load as well as the practical one, which can make the process feel heavier than it needs to. You can seek the help of professional movers or even rent Bradford self storage units to ease the pressure of the practical side of things, but there are also other ways you can handle the move…
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It is hard to believe that we had the one year anniversary of losing my husband on Monday. The past year has been a blur of so many emotions. I have shared most weeks about my grief and had so many lovely messages from those of you who are suffering as well. Some further along in their grief journey and some only just beginning. Grief has so many emotions that spring from nowhere. In this post, I am sharing my personal journey this past year. Like my Babyloss Awareness post, I am writing this with raw emotions straight from the…
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We are at Wednesday again, and today is the first day this week I have picked up my laptop. It does feel a major achievement to have picked it up today. So here we are midweek and time for my weekly Ramblings Of A StressedMum – 04/02/2025. My Week Grief This week has been a real roller-coaster of emotions. Monday was the one year anniversary, 365 days. This floored me emotionally, and it hit me a lot harder than I thought it would. I knew I would be sad. I kept replaying that weekend, that day, those last minutes our…
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As we know February 14th is Valentines Day. The day where couples show their love for each other. On the other side there are people who are not in a relationship for whatever reason. But those who have been in a relationship that has ended, like myself in losing my husband. It can be emotional. While chatting to my daughter about Valentines Day, which has special memories for me. She suggested Galentines Day. So for 2026 I am sharing my first Galentines Day Gift Guide – 2026. Where we can celebrate the day whether by ourselves or with our friends.…
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I am not sure about you, but I am totally out with my days and have to keep looking to see what day it is this week. So far today I have picked up my laptop and put it down several times and gone through my emails. As we are at Wednesday it is time for my weekly Ramblings Of A StressedMum – 28/01/2026. My Week Grief both mine and C ‘s grief has ramped up. Next Monday will be the one year anniversary. I am constantly playing that last week, last weekend and last day over and over in…
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Here we are at Wednesday yet again, which means we have made it through another week and another weekend. This means it is time for my weekly Ramblings Of A StressedMum – 21/01/2026. My Week Grief With less than 2 weeks to go until the one year anniversary. Emotions seem to have heightened and both myself and C are struggling. C broke down in college the other day and sobbed her heart out. I felt so bad that I was not there for her. When she got home, we had a long chat and decided we both needed grief counselling.…





















