In 2025, Generation Z is redefining consumerism in the UK. Far from being passive shoppers, they're curating their identities through
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Why Nicotine Addiction Is So Popular Now Among UK Teens
Nicotine is increasingly popular among UK teens, leading to addiction & health risks, whilst posing serious concerns.
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Junk-Food Ads Ban: The Ultimate Meaning for Youngsters
In June 2025, Bite Back’s youth-led campaign Commercial Break about junk food was scheduled to take over billboards, but something happened
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The Hidden Implications of The Shocking UK Court Reform
The UK is proposing cutting back on jury trials in UK court system, as part of a push to stop what some are calling a “total system collapse”
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It’s a TRAP! Consumerism’s Devastating Effect on Young People’s Lives
Consumerism is all around us. You can see it on social media, TV, and even in your favorite shops. It's about buying things, owning stuff,
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Are Beauty Trends Forcing Ladies To Overspend? Find Out Now
Have you thought about how much money you spend to look good each month? It's a lot, but is it down to beauty trends? Let's discuss.
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London’s Gentrification Surge: A Beautiful City or a Ghost Town?
As the London gentrification surge accelerates, once-diverse communities are changing fast. Is this urban renewal or the slow erasure of the city’s soul?
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UK League Tables Reshape Youth Education Choices
The UK league tables youth rely on for school and college decisions are evolving. Here’s how rankings are changing how students shape their academic futures.
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Why UK Seaside Towns Are the New Escape for Gen Z Creatives
Time Out UK just called Ramsgate “the best day-trip from London,”. Here's why these seaside escapes matter more than ever for Brit youth.
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The Great Lockout: How Soaring London Prices Are Crushing Young Buyers In 2025
With soaring London house prices, the big question remains: how are young leaders of the future meant to afford a place to call home? London’s housing market is in overdrive—and young people are navigating a landscape more frightening than ever. In April 2025, average prices in the capital surged 3.3% year-on-year to hit £566,600—the highest...
