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Saturday 10th January 2026 • Promotional Content Welcome


Entering a new year brings with it a heightened desire for change: whether that be a refresh of your interiors, workout regime or eating habits. While some may be on the hunt for a career change, others are perhaps in search of a fresh challenge to take on for an important cause. Whatever newness you seek, this guide is dedicated to helping you achieve everything you set your mind to across the year. From our fitness-focused forecast on page six, to our exclusive interview with Emily English (otherwise known as Em the Nutritionist), we’ve got everything you need to start the new year as you mean to go on. Plus, you can head to page 34 to discover our expert guide to finding the perfect job in 2026. For more new year inspiration, as well as all things health, fitness and wellbeing, visit living360.uk


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