Torn between an independent agent and a corporate agent? How to pick the right estate agent for you. When selling your home, we know there are many estate agents on the high street. Independent local agents, like ourselves, and corporate agents seemingly offering the same service. But, what is the difference between a corporate estate …
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Continue readingWith the annual Cannes Film Festival just around the corner, we’ve explored the beauty of a holiday in the glorious South of France. The South of France is an easy choice when it comes to deciding your next holiday destination. With a selection of different resorts and cities, the only hard decision you’ll have to …
Continue readingOn Sunday 28th April, hundreds of thousands of runners, from professional athletes to amateurs, will take part in this year’s London Marathon Beginning at Blackheath in East London, the 26.2-mile race passes through the heart of the capital before ending at the finish line opposite Buckingham Palace. Thousands upon thousands of spectators are set to …
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Continue readingOn the 23rd April, England, along with a host of other countries, celebrates St George’s day. But, how much do you know about St. George? St. George was probably called Georgios and was a high-ranking officer in the Roman army and not a knight as often depicted. He was of either Turkish or Greek origin, …
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Continue readingEvery year there are eight bank holidays in England, Wales and Scotland – and ten in Northern Ireland. But why do we have them? The first legislation for bank holidays dates back to 1871 when Sir John Lubbock, a Liberal politician, introduced the ‘Bank Holidays Act 1871’. Lubbock was a keen Cricket fan and the …
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Continue readingFeaturing lamb chops, chicory, purple sprouting broccoli and garlic pesto, this recipe makes the most of the great range of food that’s in season Serves 2 15 MINS PREP & COOK Six small or four large lamb chops 1 tsp oregano 1 tsp thyme 1 tsp rosemary 2 chicories 300g purple sprouting broccoli or tender …
Continue readingOne of the best things about spring and summer is that it can be easy to entertain kids as there are a range of outdoor activities you can do in the glorious sunshine. However, wet-free weekends are not always guaranteed. Here are some ideas on how to keep your little ones entertained when the weather …
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Continue readingWith spring well and truly here, why not give your life a spring clean too? One area of a tidy and organised home that often gets overlooked is the garage. Here are some tips on how to not only spring clean your garage but to help keep it organised throughout the rest of the year. …
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Continue readingNow that the days are becoming warmer and longer, you might be planning a day trip out. You don’t, however, need to travel via car to get there. There are many interesting places to visit up and down the UK that you can travel to, simply by hopping on a train! 2-for-1 entry In an …
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Continue readingSpringtime tends to see an increase in hospital visits after a rise in DIY related accidents With the longer days and dryer weather, it’s the perfect time to get started on those DIY jobs. When done safely and with the right equipment, DIY, or ‘do it yourself’, is a great option for small jobs around …
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Continue readingThis April, the biggest ensemble superhero film ever made, Avengers: Endgame, will bring to a close a story eleven years in the making, and is set to reveal the fates of the much-loved superheroes The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has ruled the box office every year since its first film in 2008. It features 20 …
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Continue readingMaking improvements to your home doesn’t need to cost you a small fortune. With a touch of imagination and a little hard work, there are many ways you can re-style your home on a budget Upcycle your existing furniture Before you ditch your dated furniture and replace it with new, there are many ways …
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