Adding value to your home is one of the main reasons for tackling a renovation project, but which improvements add the most value? And, where might you be wasting your efforts? Let’s take a look at how to add value to your home. Adding value to your home: how-to Property refurbishment adds value to your
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HR professionals need to remember everyones’ experience of the last year will be different and managers shouldn’t expect too much too soon, says Lisa Seagroatt. If your business had created a healthy culture of high performance working (HPW) during and prior to Covid, there’s no reason why this will not continue into the future. Creating
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Are your blinds child safe? Have you even thought about this? About 2 children die each year after becoming trapped in blind cords and there are probably many more near misses. The stories are truly harrowing. Some of these stories are on the Child Accident Prevention Trust (CAPT) website. CAPT says that it can “take just
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“Housing Secretary Robert Jenrick announces new freedoms to support high streets and fast track delivery of schools and hospitals across England -31st March 2021” New planning law enables unused commercial buildings to be changed into homes Will provide much-needed new homes across England and attract footfall to high streets New planning rules allowing for the
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As we approach the end of the 2020/21 tax year, it is worth taking some time to make sure you have done all you can to ensure your tax affairs are as efficient as they can be. To help you do this, we have identified some of the key points individual taxpayers, business owners and
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‘The Gallery’ is an elevated genre hostage drama-thriller set in 2 time periods – 1981 and 2021. Both years are of considerable political, social and cultural significance to the UK and the nuanced story reflects this. The writer-director is Paul Raschid (28 years) who directed ‘The Complex’ (released April 2020) and was writer-director on ‘Five Dates’ (released
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🍂😷💉 FLATTENED OUR CURVES It’s the first anniversary of lockdown……… this time last year, who would have believed what we would live through. The most tragic of times for those that have lost loved ones, those with ‘Long Covid’ and those suffering from other illnesses unable to get timely treatment. We’re witnessing an international disaster…….
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Reading is an integral part of how a child learns and it allows them to use their imagination, which is a crucial part of developing. Therefore, when World Book Day comes along, it’s important that they are encouraged to embrace it, recognise it and indulge in some of their favourite books. What Makes World Book
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Dogs, babies, young children and safety is the first in the series of Rosecroft Health & Safety’s “Health and Safety at Home” series. Pregnant with a dog at home you need to prepare for your new arrival? Do you have babies or small children at home and thinking of getting a dog? Here we speak
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When looking into redecorating everyone believes keeping the tiles neutral is the best way forward for a clean simple room. However, we are here to tell you that introducing coloured tiles into your home should not be worrying! Adding touches of colour into your home is a great way to banish those winter blues and
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