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What Is Dynamic Pricing?
Dynamic pricing adjusts prices based on demand. It can maximise profit but raises fairness concerns, especially with high demand. The recent Oasis ticket fiasco highlights the need for better safeguards against price gouging.
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Book Review: Shoe Dog - Phil Knight (a Memoir by the Creator of Nike)
It's the early 1960s and a young man has an idea to start importing shoes from Japan. Today that idea is one of the best known brands in the world. This memoir from the founder of Nike talks about how he got there.
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Expected Goals: The Story of how Data Conquered Football and Changed the Game Forever - Book Review
Can football be distilled down to data? Is there a chance for a 'Moneyball' moment? This is a review of a book that tracks the rise of analytics and how it has started to shape the game today.
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Top Gun: The Real Story - Dan Pedersen. Book Review
In 1969 the US Navy established the Advanced Fighter Weapons School, better known as Topgun. We all know it from the Tom Cruise film, but what was it really like at the start. This book is a unique view from the first Officer in Charge of Topgun. A must for any aviation or history fan.
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How to Make Perfect Gluten-Free Pizza With a Pizza Stone
After a lot of trial and error, I have perfected this recipe to make perfect gluten-free pizzas with my pizza stone every time.
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How to Make Quick and Easy Gluten-Free Pancakes
Pancakes are such a quick and easy meal to make, and they are delicious, too. This simple gluten-free recipe will help you if this is your first time making them.
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What Is Parkrun and Should You Do It?
Every Saturday thousands of people around the world start their day with a 5km run. parkrun has become a global phenomenon but what is it and should you take part?
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How to Train for Your 1st Marathon
Over a million people run a Marathon each year worldwide. However, even the World's best will have had a 1st marathon. Training for your first go at this distance takes a lot of time and commitment and I share what I found on my first time.
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Walking 10,000 Steps Every Day For a Month
Walking 10,000 steps a day is a great way of getting fit, however, it can be difficult when working in a sedentary job. However, with the right motivation it can easily become part of your daily life
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My First Week Wearing a Fitbit Surge
Being fit and healthy should be on all our agendas, but how to keep on top of it all in a busy life? I just got a Fitbit Surge to help me track my life and this is my first week wearing it.
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How to Feed a Family of Four Three Meals, Using One Chicken
Feeding a family of four can be quite expensive but it needn't be. I have two kids and in this hub go through three days of delicious meals, fully utilising one full chicken.
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So You Want to Be a Professional Footballer?
In homes across the World, young children dream of becoming pro footballers. Most won't make it but what if you're truly determined? One man journeyed across Europe trying to get just one game!
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What Is the UK, and What Does Britain Mean? An Explanation
I live in England. I also live in Great Britain and the United Kingdom. However, this doesn't mean that the terms all mean the same thing. Find out which one to use!
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How to Make Gluten-Free Yorkshire Puddings
When my wife was first diagnosed with coeliac disease, one recipe I couldn't get to work was Yorkshire pudding, a Sunday staple. I have now found the perfect recipe, so I wanted to share it here for all to see.
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Top 5 Things to Do in Northumberland
There are many beautiful places to visit in the UK, but the one that we keep returning to year after year and that I think everyone should visit is Northumberland.
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Top 5 Things to Do on Gardening Leave
Can you imagine being given three months off work on full pay? I was fortunate to be given this opportunity. Here I share my top five things to do with my new free time.
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What to Do in the Valleys of South East Wales
The South East of Wales has had some hard times over the years, but it is still a beautiful place to visit. Here are my recommendations of where to go and what to do.
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The Falklands War
In April 1982 Argentinian forces invaded the Falkland Islands in the Southern Atlantic. The ensuing war went on for 74 Days and remains a bone of contention between the two nations today.
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Doing The 92 - Visiting The Stadiums Of The English Football League
There are 92 Clubs in the English Football League. Each has it's own unique stadium and it is my (and a lot of other peoples) aim to visit as many of these as possible. Here is my current position!
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Understanding The Cold War And Berlin Wall
Following trips to Berlin I have become fascinated with the Cold War and Berlin Wall. This hub explores those books that I have read on the subject to broaden my knowledge
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Top Tips For Finding The Best Value Flights
Flying used to be restricted to the rich and businessmen. However, with the advent of the internet and low cost airlines, it is now so much more accessible but how do you find value for money?
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Top 100% Gluten Free Restaurants
Travelling on a Gluten Free diet for dietary needs such as Coeliac Disease can be hard. We try to list places to eat out at Travel Gluten Free but these are the best 100% GF reviews that we have