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A renovation can transform the rooms used every day while leaving the space above them untouched. In an older West London home, a new kitchen, restored windows or carefully chosen finishes may sit beneath a loft altered by decades of smaller jobs. Before plans are… Read more →

Few parts of London hold as much football in so small a space. Four league grounds sit within a short bus ride of each other. On a busy weekend the Fulham Road fills with scarves, and the riverside paths turn into queues. Yet the matchday you walk into this season looks… Read more →

Driving for Uber Eats, Deliveroo, or Just Eat without the right cover isn’t just a financial risk, it’s illegal. Standard car insurance won’t protect you the moment you accept a delivery order, which is why finding the best food delivery car insurance… Read more →

London has seen famous names come and go, but a handful have kept people interested for generations. What’s their secret, and can the next generation of icons do the same? You don’t have to be an art lover to recognise Frida Kahlo. Her face appears on everything… Read more →

Wardrobes take up more wall than almost anything else in a bedroom. That means the style you choose sets the mood of the whole room, often more than the bed or the paint. Here are five looks worth considering, with a few honest notes on who each one suits.

1. Shaker

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Entertainment has changed considerably since smartphones and tablets became part of everyday life. Activities that once required a television, games console or physical venue can now be accessed through a single device. From streaming films and listening to… Read more →

Renovating a bathroom in a Victorian or Edwardian London terraced house often means working around an awkward floor plan. An upstairs bathroom may be tucked at the end of a narrow corridor, with too little usable wall space for a standard 170-centimetre bath. A shower… Read more →

Depression and PTSD affect veterans at rates well above the general population. The VA estimates that between 11 and 20 percent of veterans who served in Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom experience PTSD in a given year, and major depressive disorder… Read more →

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Businesses across the UK are reassessing how they prepare employees for changing job requirements, recruitment challenges and new industry demands. As technology develops and employers face pressure to maintain productivity, training is becoming a more important… Read more →