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Spotlight along the Elizabeth Line

Spotlight along the Elizabeth Line

Tuesday, April 25, 2023

Running from Reading in the West, through central London and Essex to Shenfield in the East and through Canary Wharf and Woolwich to Abbey Wood, The Elizabeth Line is London’s newest line. Detailed planning started in 2001 and construction began in 2009 at Canary Wharf. It is fitting that the late Queen Elizabeth II unveiled the new roundel naming the Elizabeth line in 2016, and formally opened the line in May 2022. With journey time from Slough to Canary Wharf in under an hour, towns and villages along the Elizabeth Line have become more desirable for commuters and house prices have seen a corresponding uplift over the decade prior to its opening.

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In Full Regalia

In Full Regalia

Tuesday, April 18, 2023

The Coronation Weekend Saturday 6th - Monday 8th May promises to be filled with ceremonial and celebratory events, traditions and pageantry. Aside from the Coronation itself, the Coronation Big Lunch will see celebrations across the UK, from a simple cup of tea and cake with a neighbour to full regalia street parties. As people take to the streets, gardens, parks and community spaces to join the celebrations and mark this historic occasion, we look at ways to bring the regalia into your home with some Coronation magic in your décor.

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Spotlight on our new and old towns

Spotlight on our new and old towns

Wednesday, March 8, 2023

Most towns grow slowly over decades or even centuries, embracing traditional architecture but incorporating new design and planning for future needs. This is especially true across our network area spanning Buckinghamshire, Berkshire, and Middlesex. Some towns, such as Chesham, have absorbed the old heart of the town within designated conservation areas as organic growth expands outwards. Others, such as the new and old towns of Beaconsfield, scarcely touch and sit almost a mile apart.

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New Home, New Look for 2023

New Home, New Look for 2023

Tuesday, January 17, 2023

You may be thinking about moving house and what changes you could make when you move in or perhaps just feel like a fresh new look for your current home. So how do you go about making your mark and ringing the changes? If you need some expert inspiration, it might be worth a visit to The Ideal Home show at Olympia, London from 17th March – 2nd April 2023 where exhibitors will be showcasing all the latest high-tech products and on-trend solutions for your home.The 2023 Future Living Home at the show will showcase how living spaces have evolved, with interior inspiration on new ideas for colours and decorating styles. Energy efficiency, use of natural lighting and renewable energy are all likely to feature strongly given the recent energy price increases. Ahead of the show, here are some pointers for what’s trending in décor this year.

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Cosy up! Winter’s on its way.

Cosy up! Winter’s on its way.

Thursday, October 13, 2022

When the clocks go back and it gets darker earlier, there’s a lot you can do to keep your home warm and energy efficient this winter and make it look really inviting too. It may be cold and wet outside, but your home can be a haven so here are our top tips for ways to cosy up for winter.

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Energy efficiency – a hot topic!

Energy efficiency – a hot topic!

Friday, August 26, 2022

They may not have the WOW factor, but features overlooked by buyers in the past, are likely to top buyers’ wish lists as yet another energy price cap increase was announced today. Recent surveys have shown increased interest in double-glazed windows, roof insulation and modern energy efficient kitchens; now the top three features on a first-time buyer’s wish list. This year, more than ever before, energy efficiency is key to keeping costs down and staying warm in our homes.

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