Not every buyer will feel the same as you do about your beloved pet. OnTheMarket agent Aberdein Considine offers top tips on how to ensure potential buyers are not put off by the negatives which sometimes come with owning a pet Minimise the negatives – Remember to repair any damage caused by pets, including carpets, […]
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Leadership hopeful urges Nandy and Starmer to pledge 100,000 council homes a year
Rebecca Long-Bailey has publicly called on her rivals in the Labour leadership race to support a pledge to build more council homes, as the battle to succeed Jeremy Corbyn began to take on a more personal tone in the run-up to the vote.
With members’ ballots due to start arriving on Monday, Long-Bailey used a speech in Peterborough to argue that a promise to build at least 100,000 local authority homes for social rent per year would help “lay the foundations of aspirational socialism”.
Continue reading...From underground caves to Antarctic huts, living in Australia’s ultra-historic buildings has its bonuses – and drawbacks
Many of us dream of moving into a heritage building.
But Olive Ryan didn’t – even before she saw the ghosts.
Continue reading...From underground caves to Antarctic huts, living in Australia’s ultra-historic buildings has its bonuses – and drawbacks
Many of us dream of moving into a heritage building.
But Olive Ryan didn’t – even before she saw the ghosts.
Continue reading...Caroline Lucas urges move to help ease ‘intolerable’ pressure on availability of local housing
Local councils in England must be given powers to regulate Airbnb and other short-term letting sites in order to alleviate the “intolerable” pressure they put on the availability of local housing, the Green party MP, Caroline Lucas, has said.
Her intervention followed a Guardian investigation that found one Airbnb listing for every four residential properties in some hotspots across Britain. Airbnb has disputed the finding.
Continue reading...Hopefully the investment, headlines and hullaballoo will help it to shout its many histories from its beautiful rooftops
What’s going for it? Little-known fact: did you know that all newspaper articles about Coventry by law have to mention Lady Godiva, Ghost Town by The Specials and the blitz?
So now we’ve got those out of the way, we can move on. Of course it’s hard to avoid the latter. Coventry was so heavily bombed on 14 November 1940, the shadow still looms large. It is unavoidable in the architecture, almost everywhere you look. The rebuilt centre became a potent symbol of Britain’s postwar renewal, its glorious new cathedral loaded with spiritual meaning linked to reconciliation and forgiveness.
Continue reading...Hopefully the investment, headlines and hullaballoo will help it to shout its many histories from its beautiful rooftops
What’s going for it? Little-known fact: did you know that all newspaper articles about Coventry by law have to mention Lady Godiva, Ghost Town by The Specials and the blitz?
So now we’ve got those out of the way, we can move on. Of course it’s hard to avoid the latter. Coventry was so heavily bombed on 14 November 1940, the shadow still looms large. It is unavoidable in the architecture, almost everywhere you look. The rebuilt centre became a potent symbol of Britain’s postwar renewal, its glorious new cathedral loaded with spiritual meaning linked to reconciliation and forgiveness.
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