Generation X

Could Star Trek Hold Some Answers?

Vivi Friedgut | Posted 07.05.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Vivi Friedgut

It was fortuitous that Star trek premiered in London on Thursday. Fortuitous because it book-ened a week which started with a tragic factory fire in Bangladesh. A factory producing cheap clothing for global brands sold internationally... today we find ourselves at a crossroads between the world we have always had and (metaphorically) the world of Kirk and Spock.

Talking About My Generation

Kate Gunn | Posted 12.04.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Kate Gunn

This morning I got up at 6 o'clock with the baby. I then went straight to the kitchen to begin preparing food for my eight children for the day ahead....

Generation Y Bother

Lewis Shepherd | Posted 20.05.2013 | UK Universities & Education
Lewis Shepherd

Many young people now feel as though they have been let down and lied to about their futures, so feel as though there's no point trying any more, and yes some may feel that menial work is below them, but this is a minority.

The Global Trend You Don't Yet Know About!

Vivi Friedgut | Posted 11.04.2013 | UK Tech
Vivi Friedgut

To paraphrase Plato - austerity is the mother of invention and one invention moving from revolution to movement is the share economy.

Would you rather be a Boomer?

Vivi Friedgut | Posted 25.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Vivi Friedgut

I am often asked how we dare preach saving to young people living in debt. I am asked how it is possible that the young-and-broke generation, my generation, can be asked to make even further sacrifices by saving for their future.

The Generation Frame

Bobby Duffy | Posted 09.02.2013 | UK Politics
Bobby Duffy

But we also have a balance between generations, with four roughly equally sized and culturally quite distinct adult cohorts co-existing - those born pre-1945, baby boomers, gen x and gen y. It's easy to miss this when we discuss our national demographic profile, because we tend to focus on how the population is ageing.

The Lost Generation: How 30 Became the New 50

Anthony Dursi | Posted 07.08.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Anthony Dursi

Are we just being spoiled whiners, as older generations would no doubt label us? I'm not so sure. Our parents' generation had a solid understanding of what they were supposed to be doing at every stage of their life, until they hit their fifties and realised it had all been too planned out and they hadn't enjoyed their youth to the fullest.