If you are struggling with rapidly rising energy bills, the chances are you’ll be highly motivated to find ways to lower them! Happily, it’s easy to see the impact of frugal measures with your energy usage. Let’s take a look at five quick wins: Continue reading Soaring energy bills? Five ways to cut your costs
Most common mistakes in web business
When we start a web business, it is important to take into account the most common mistakes in business. This is in order to know what kinds of things are more profitable and beneficial for us; thus know exactly the key points that help us improve. Continue reading Most common mistakes in web business
Why It Could Be the Right Time for a Holiday Home in Tenerife
Tenerife is the biggest of the Canary Islands and the most populous of all the Spanish islands. It is also one of Spain’s premier tourist destinations. Stunning beaches, Spain’s famous warm climate and breathtaking scenery make Tenerife into an absolutely wonderful place for a getaway. Continue reading Why It Could Be the Right Time for a Holiday Home in Tenerife
Hot home staging techniques for moving that London property
London’s property market has started the new year in the same fashion as it ended 2015: dominating the business news. Halifax, Britain’s largest mortgage lender, confirmed in February that house prices and sales continue to rise sharply in the capital, where the average asking price for a residence has reached an astonishing £643,843. Continue reading Hot home staging techniques for moving that London property
Why we simply must reduce software errors
In a world where consumers are presented with an ever-expanding number of choices about the products and services they make use of, quality matters like never before. Products that fail to work as promised are quickly discarded and, even if these problems are fixed at a later date, a legacy of bad reviews can prevent even the best products from gaining a foothold on the market. Continue reading Why we simply must reduce software errors
High traffic flooring options: durable doesn’t mean ugly
Flooring for high traffic areas obviously needs to be tough. If it is not resilient enough, it will quickly start to look scruffy and you will end up replacing it more often, which will end up costing you more than installing a quality solution in the first place. Continue reading High traffic flooring options: durable doesn’t mean ugly
Wartime interiors: carefully crafted austerity
The austerity following the global financial crisis of 2008 wasn’t limited to the heady spheres of politics and macro-economics. It also affected our approach to fashion, art and decor, with simple functionality replacing the bling and conspicuous luxury of the boom years. The slow return to relative prosperity has not occasioned a rush back to the grand and ornate; rather, we have developed an enduring appreciation for the uncluttered, skilfully crafted designs of the war years and their immediate aftermath. Continue reading Wartime interiors: carefully crafted austerity
Bra Sizing: Three Top Tips
Choosing the right size of bra has been shrouded in mystery for years, but with some handy hints it really isn’t that difficult at all. Continue reading Bra Sizing: Three Top Tips
Sweden’s Fransson Wins First EBT Title
Daniel Fransson has won his first European Bowling Tour title in the Hammer Bronzen Schietspoel Tournament 2016 held in the Netherlands. Fransson has been a regular at the tournament over recent years, finishing in second place for three years running and losing out each time to Mik Stampe, a Danish bowler. This year Stampe had to settle for second place, as Fransson came out on top with 470 pins to Stampe’s 463. Continue reading Sweden’s Fransson Wins First EBT Title
Cheshire hospitality sector bolsters local economy
Recent figures suggest that the hospitality industry in East Cheshire is enjoying especially buoyant times, with a positive multiplier effect for the local economy. Continue reading Cheshire hospitality sector bolsters local economy