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How do you satisfy your curiosity? If you’re a fan of the Vsauce YouTube Channel, chances are you’ve subscribed to the quarterly Curiosity Box and have been privy to a number of quirky and unique gizmos and gadgets. Among them is a set of denary dice specifically crafted by the Curiosity Box team.

Many subscription boxes allow us to explore or experience something we’ve yet to, from new foods to thrilling adventures. The Curiosity Box offers a unique opportunity to go hands-on with science, and you can start your quarterly subscription with 50% off the first box using code HOWTO.

From the minds behind the popular educational Vsauce YouTube channel, The Curiosity Box delivers scientific fun to subscribers on a quarterly or annual basis. Within each box are carefully handpicked items that aim to satisfy the itch of curiosity, from brain games, to science kits, puzzles, and more.

Eynsham Food Bank is launching its annual Christmas appeal to provide festive hampers to people struggling with the cost of living.

With people spending no more than eight seconds reading an average email, how can companies use them to boost their customer base? The founder of a science subscription box for kids reveals how she grew her digital community

Frustratingly, the scheme has not delivered. Despite registering in November, Renee has so far been unable to recruit anyone for The Curiosity Box, an Oxfordshire-based business she founded five years ago that provides hands-on science activities for children. Last year, business boomed as a result of home-schooling.  Renee is not alone. A number of small businesses have told The Mail on Sunday they have been left frustrated by the scheme.  The Department for Work and Pensions, overseer of t...

UK Businesses Face Miles of Red Tape with New Brexit Border Rules By Lucy Meakin, Lizzy Burden and Deirdre Hipwell | January 12, 2021 While the mile-long lines of trucks have dissipated at ports, UK businesses are waking up to less visible forms of friction at the border with the European Union that may cause more enduring damage. From health certificates to new taxes and additional paperwork, the cost of moving goods across the English Channel is rising due ...

British companies say an avalanche of Brexit red tape is forcing them to end cross-Channel trade.  Small businesses across the UK have made the move to suspend trading in the EU amid stringent new customs regulations and administration costs.  Renee Watson, who owns The Curiosity Box, which makes science kits for children in Oxfordshire, faces a bill of around £20,000 to meet new safety regulations in the wake of the Brexit deal.  This comes as hauliers warned of ongoing disruption due to...