Plymouth Student's Hangover Helpers Scheme Delivers Comfort Food Directly To Halls

How This Plymouth Student Plans To Cure Your Hangovers
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We've all been there. Wallowing in bed after a heavy night out, feeling incredibly sorry for ourselves and wishing someone else would make a strong cup of tea and some piping hot comfort food.

Well now one Plymouth University student has solved the problem - by providing a door-to-door delivery service providing essential hangover treats.

George Galbraith has employed true entrepreneurial spirit in developing Hangover Helpers which aims to fill the gap in the morning-after-the-night-before market.

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George Galbraith will deliver food and drink to cure fragile hangovers

Targeting his fellow students, George was spurred into action by his own suffering after a big night out.

The business takes a small delivery fee to arrange orders from big name fast food places like Subway and McDonalds which don't provide delivery themselves.

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Hangover Helpers will target students

He told the Plymouth Herald: "My days of getting outrageously drunk are slipping to an end, but I hope my idea will benefit a lot of students.

"I want to go on and do my Masters here or in Exeter, but I am hoping Hangover Helpers will give me some business experience and earn me some money for when I go travelling in the USA next summer."