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New Year, New You

27 December 2020

  • Overhead of a bottle of champagne with the cork popping on a rustic wood table. The spray from the bottle is stars of various si<br>ECWY1X Overhead of a bottle of champagne with the cork popping on a rustic wood table. The spray from the bottle is stars of various si

    The best sparkling wine for New Year’s Eve

    Bring in 2021 with a bottle of fizz guaranteed to give your night a little pop, says David Williams

3 January 2020

  • Banners in support of Labour

    Here’s a new year resolution for you: join the Labour party

    Siobhain McDonagh
    We need to choose a leader who the British people view as electable. Make sure you’re part of that process, says Labour MP Siobhain McDonagh

3 January 2017

  • Tim Dowling

    Last year is history, 2017 hasn’t got going yet. Can I stay here please?

    Tim Dowling
    With all the calamities behind us and our fear of things to come, right now feels like a period of sanctuary. Make the most of it

2 January 2017

  • Suzanne Moore

    Binge drinking happens. The problem is binge moralising on women

    Suzanne Moore
  • City Of Sydney Celebrates New Year's Eve 2015

    New Year’s resolutions: out with the old, in with the new

29 December 2016

  • An early morning jogger

    Old habits die hard. Here’s how to change your life in 2017

    Gretchen Rubin
    There’s no one-size-fits-all advice for sticking to New Year resolutions. We’re all different – so make sure you’re tackling changes in a way that suits you

28 December 2016

  • Waitress carrying dirty plates in restaurant, rear view

    What’s your New Year resolution? This can be the cruellest question

    Linda Tirado
    My New Year’s Eve tradition was to put on a polyester shirt and a name tag, and to serve people who actually saw a fresh start on the horizon

13 December 2016

  • Lindy West

    How to survive 2017: believe in protest, barricade your uterus and tax yourself

    Lindy West
    Every year we declare the outgoing year to have been the worst ever. This time we may finally be right – but there are a few things we can do about it

4 January 2013

  • Financial advice is now less widely available - who can you turn to?

    Skipton's Andrew Priestley on where to find reliable, face-to-face financial advice

  • Give yourself a money makeover

    Hilary Osborne, editor of Guardian.co.uk, shares a few simple tips for a prosperous 2013

  • A pile of money

    Save money in 2013

    Clare Francis from moneysupermarket.com shares some top financial resolutions for 2013.

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