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What you should know about wearing green

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March 30, 2020

Green is very much ‘on trend’ this season, and whether it is your favourite colour or a colour you have never worn before, now is the time to start thinking green! Image Credit Varieties As with most colours, green is … read more

Should I choose a loft conversion?

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March 30, 2020

Do you have enough space for a loft conversion? Never given it any thought? If not, then you may be surprised at the wide range of benefits to converting your attic space. Here are some good reasons to take advantage … read more

Do you need a racking inspection?

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March 30, 2020

If you are responsible for a warehouse, you must have regular pallet rack inspections as stated in Health and Safety regulations. One of these checks should be done once a year by an expert such as SEMA Approved Rack Inspector. … read more

Who are Highways England?

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March 28, 2020

Have you ever wondered about the vans on the side of the motorway? People with Highways England will have text and light reflective chevrons displayed on the back. The reason they require bright livery is security because the vans owned … read more

The North Devon capital of Barnstaple is a fun place to visit.

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March 26, 2020

When you are travelling the wonders of Devon don’t forget to pop into the picturesque town of Barnstaple. It is the capital of North Devon whose wealth and size owes much to its position as the first port you come … read more

How to decide on the right concrete for your home project

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March 26, 2020

Carrying out a renovation or home improvement job not only comes with lots of hard work but also quite a few significant decisions. If you are thinking of using concrete for any of the projects, you will need to decide … read more

The History of Silicone

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March 26, 2020

Silicone is a durable and popular material, used for a huge variety of purposes from industrial to medical. It is used to hold tiles in place, to make parts for cars and event to help support Bespoke Glass Balustrade in … read more

When Rod went all Motown on us.

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March 26, 2020

Rod Stewart is rightly known for creating some of the most iconic Rock and Mod tunes when he was part of the Faces. Maggie May and Stay with me were some classic staples of the dangerous bad boy with rather … read more

Tips for Packing with Perfection

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March 25, 2020

If you’re preparing to move house, you might be put off packing. Where do you start? Fortunately, it does not have to be the type of experience that leaves you ‘tearing your hair out’ if you know what you are … read more

Register my Appliance Day is a real thing

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March 25, 2020

Whether you’re a homeowner or landlord, buying new appliances is an expensive business. It can also be difficult to make a decision about the right appliance for you. In addition to comparing the features and cost of each model, you … read more

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A brief history of our sewers

We have travelled a long way in how we manage our health and waste. For a long time, the relationship between hygiene and health was not made and therefore life expectancy was indeed very limited. As humans we produce waste, … read more

Six ways to make your office space eco-friendly

Have you been wanting to make your office space eco-friendly? Here are some tips on how to embrace the greener side of your office, which can also help your company save energy and money too. Image Credit Reduce waste and … read more

5 tips for choosing a woodburning stove

Cosy yet stylish, wood burning stoves have become increasingly popular over the last few years thanks to their sustainable credentials. Here we look at what to consider before you buy one. read more

Getting your garden ready for Spring

We are slowly moving out of the colder weather and Spring is almost on the horizon, much to the delight of many gardeners across the country. For many businesses and some larger domestic properties looking after the landscape can be … read more

Microsoft wants to prevent US authorities from accessing data stored in other countries

Microsoft will face tomorrow from the United States authorities who demand access to data that the company stores outside the country’s borders . The Supreme Court will hear on Tuesday what are the arguments for the US Department of Justice to force domestic … read more

How to stop drains blocking

They say that prevention is better than cure, but what can you do to prevent drains blocking? Let’s take a look at some common problems and their solutions. read more

Convert TV in Smart TV

Do you want to convert your conventional TV into a Smart TV? You can easily do so through a series of tricks and accessories that you will explain below. Television as we knew so far it has changed its meaning. … read more

Locked out? 5 tips to get back in

It is very frustrating to arrive home and realise that you’ve lost your keys especially if there is no one else in the house. It could mean that you will be locked out for hours or even days, which is … read more
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