UK

Picture this: you’re a UK-based business owner, eager to import Sri Lankan food products to cater to the growing demand for international cuisine. However, you’re faced with the daunting task

I think one of the biggest misconceptions about self-employment and freelancing in the UK is that it’s only for those with a strong network or a lot of capital. But

As I walked through the streets of London on a sunny May morning, I stumbled upon a vibrant procession of Buddhists making their way to the local temple. The sound

I think it’s surprising that many people are unaware of the rich Sri Lankan cultural heritage in the UK. Did you know that there are over 30 Sri Lankan temples

You may be wondering how to balance your own cultural traditions with those of your partner, and how to build a strong, lasting relationship despite potential differences. As someone who

You’re not alone in this situation. Many people have found themselves in similar circumstances, struggling to understand their rights and options. As you start to think about your next steps,

As you try to make sense of British after-work traditions, you’re likely feeling frustrated by the unwritten rules and unspoken expectations that seem to govern pub culture. You’ve probably found

you’re a Sri Lankan expat living in the UK, and you’ve just met someone special. As you start dating, you realize that the cultural norms and expectations are vastly different

I still recall my first day at a British office, where I inadvertently addressed my superior by their first name, only to be politely corrected by a colleague. This minor