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Office Removal Tips in London

Posted in: Blog | October 29, 2020 at 10:09 am

Guest post by Nichelle Moving your office is a big job and one that requires a lot of care and preparation to ensure that things go smoothly, from start to finish. You’ll need to bring everything important with you, leaving nothing behind. Whether you use an office removal company or...

Objects of Art | The Skateboards – virtual 360° exhibition in House of Vans London

Posted in: Blog | October 26, 2020 at 1:36 pm

House of Vans London and The Auction Collective are set to combine fine art and skate culture by holding a virtual 360° exhibition in House of Vans London’s gallery space, followed by a live fundraising auction, collectively titled ‘Objects of Art | The Skateboards’. ‘Objects of Art | The Skateboards’...

5 Alternative Living Spaces for a Mortgage Free Life

Posted in: Blog, General Advice | October 21, 2020 at 4:20 pm

Guest post by Lily Harris With the economy and housing market looking shaky for years to come in the wake of lockdown, homeowners, new graduates and retirees alike are looking for more affordable ways to live. The dream of living mortgage-free, however, needn’t be a dream. With some careful forethought...

7 Things to Do for a Healthier Start of the Day

Posted in: Blog | October 10, 2020 at 7:49 am

Guest post by Gillian Dewar Mornings are incredibly important – they start and set the tone for each day. They are often pretty difficult for those of us that have a hard time getting up and going in the early hours. Even a missed alarm can fill you with dread...

How to Make Money through Internet While Job Hunting in London

Posted in: Blog | October 8, 2020 at 4:31 pm

Guest post by Mary J Derosa The Buckingham Palace, the London Bridge, Trafalgar Square, Tower of London, Art Galleries, and Big Ben: The glitz of glamour of London is very appealing and inviting in every way possible. However, this also means that living in London is very expensive! Especially for...

Home Renovation Tips on a Limited Budget

Posted in: Blog, Tips | October 5, 2020 at 3:40 pm

Guest post by Paul Williamson Whether you are planning on renovating your home to increase the market value or simply to make it a more enjoyable place, doing home improvements can be a long and often expensive process. According to the 2020 Renovation Nation Report, homeowners in the UK spent...

How to Start a Successful Personal Training Business

Posted in: Blog | October 5, 2020 at 3:16 pm

Guest post by Zoe Price If you are passionate about health and fitness and want to choose a career that allows you to become your own boss, personal training is often the obvious choice. Personal trainers are enjoying a higher demand than ever with more and more people understanding the...

Different Tips and Tricks to Cutting Down on Household Bills

Posted in: Blog, General Advice | September 30, 2020 at 4:16 pm

Earn a Flexible Income Driving Uber in London!

Guest post by Zoe Price The cost of living in London is extortionate. What you pay for a two-bedroom flat in the city could easily buy you a big house in another part of the country. Regardless, you likely don’t want to move away from the area, either because your...

6 Ways to Plan Your Wedding on a Budget

Posted in: Blog | September 30, 2020 at 7:02 am

Guest post by James Ponds Planning a wedding should be exciting, but it can also be stressful. Your budget can be a huge factor in throwing your dream wedding, so it’s important to establish upfront. If you’re working with a frugal budget for your wedding, here are some tips to...

How One Man Wrote His Name into London’s Dark History

Posted in: Blog | September 28, 2020 at 1:03 pm

Guest post by Aaron Bridges Any keen historian will be quick to tell you that London has a far from clean-cut history with episodes aplenty of dark ongoings inside the nation’s capital. While the bloody drama of the United Kingdom’s kings and queens has been well-documented, especially inside the Tower...