Did you zone out of boring school lessons by dreaming about the day you'd turn 17 and start learning to drive?

Nowadays learning to drive as a young person can start from the age of 10!

Young Driver offers lessons to 10-17 year olds at 70 venues across the UK throughout the year.

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Have you ever seen Ninja Warrior on ITV and wanted to try the assault course?

ITV and its partners have created venues across the UK for adults and children to do just that!

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I can't believe my son has now been on this Earth for a decade.

After two lockdown birthdays he deserved a treat to celebrate this double-digit milestone.

He has been to many LaserZone birthday parties over the years, but never had his own.

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Staycations are more popular than ever this year during these uncertain times.

I've decided the holidays we have this year will be UK-based, and I've started to look at our options.

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I recorded four thoughts of the day for BBC Suffolk Radio last month so I thought I'd share them!

Jon Wright from their evening show asked me to talk about four subjects I was interested in.

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This week we visited the UK’s first purpose-built indoor climbing centre for the first time, and it was amazing!

Clip ‘n Climb in Ipswich, Suffolk, boasts the highest walls of all the Clip ‘n Climb centres across Europe and is the biggest Clip ‘n Climb centre in the World.

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Now lockdown is easing many families have started to go out and explore activities. Yesterday I finally braved it and took my son and nephew to the circus!

I've felt nervous to do it, because we're a vulnerable household, so I've held off until finding an activity that looks safe enough. I was offered tickets to Zippos Circus and immediately worried about being in a tent with lots of people.

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