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LATEST NEWS
BRITS SWAP SEX DRIVES FOR HARD DRIVES
[ March 2008 ]
Sex drives are being swapped for hard drives as a quarter of British couples admit to sleeping separately on a regular basis.
According to the results of a survey by The Sleep Council for National Bed Month (March), the British bed is in danger of becoming more of a communications hub than a place for sleep as eight out of 10 people boot up a variety of hi-tech gadgets before bedtime.
The survey, to discover how The Great British Bedtime is changing, found a glass of water and separate beds are replacing cocoa and cuddles at bedtime.
MARCH IS NATIONAL BED MONTH!
IT’S TIME TO SLEEP GOOD FEEL GOOD IN A BRAND NEW BED
[ February 2008 ]
According to research, more than 50% of people cite the reason for replacing their old bed is that it’s broken! And Sleep Council research suggests another third replace their beds because their old one is uncomfortable. And with March being National Bed Month, there’s no time like the present to buy into a better night’s sleep, with a wealth of new designs and technologies to choose from.
STRATEGIES FOR A SUCCESSFUL SLEEP-IN
[ October 2007 ]
National Sleep In Day (Sunday 28 October) acknowledges the fact that winter is now well and truly upon us. So make the most of the extra hour you can spend in bed when the clocks go back - it's only natural to want to stay tucked up when it's cold and dark outside!
JUNK SLEEP: THE NEW HEALTH THREAT TO TEENAGERS
[ August 2007 ]
Junk sleep could soon rival junk food as a major lifestyle worry among parents of teenage children.
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SLEEP COUNCIL LAUNCHES INTERACTIVE ONLINE GUIDE TO BUYING A NEW BED
[ March 2007 ]
A happier, healthier night's sleep could be on the cards thanks to a new personalised, online service.
MARCH IS NATIONAL BED MONTH: SEVEN DEADLY SINS
[ February 2007 ]
Get the seven year itch! That’s the way to seventh heaven according to The Sleep Council whose all-new interactive website launching for this year’s National Bed Month (March) lists the Seven Deadly Sins of bed-buying.
MARCH IS NATIONAL BED MONTH! WHAT A BEAUTY YOU COULD BE SLEEPING WITH!
[ February 2007 ]
If you haven’t bought a new bed in the past seven or eight years, you could be missing out on all sorts of new improvements and comfort features. The Sleep Council says this March, National Bed Month, is a great time to buy a new bed. Here’s its guide to all the latest developments.
GRUMPY OLD WOMEN
[ October 2006 ]
According to a new Sleep Council survey, 24% of men say they never wake up in a bad mood as opposed to only 14% of women. The fairer sex is also more likely to stay grumpier for longer with 13% of them staying in a bad mood for two to four hours (men 10%).
Feature Library
Winter related stories
Pack contains:
- Wake up to Winter
- Strategies for a successful sleep in
- Can you sleep in comfortably?
- How to keep warm on cold winter nights
Buying a bed related stories
Pack contains:
- Goodnight to Pill Popping
- It’s a King thing
- Hard beds are bad for bad backs
- Are you sleeping on the right bed?
- Too shy to try
- What bed should I buy?
- The all new bed MOT
General Sleep related stories
Pack contains:
- End Nine to Five working Hours
- Silver Sleepers' sleep tips
- Teenagers' sleep tips
- Shift workers' sleep tips
- Clubbers' kip tips
Picture Library
Our pictures are intended primarily for use in conjunction with editorial material that we have supplied; or where The Sleep Council is the subject of an article or quoted within an article. We will not in normal circumstances supply them for use in overseas publications; to accompany general sleep articles (which make no reference to us); or for use in advertising features unless supporting editorial is sourced from us.
Please give full details of your intended usage in your request. All pictures are to be credited to The Sleep Council and a copy of the article in which they appear should be sent or emailed to The Sleep Council. Thank you.
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