A glance at the listings for the History Channel demonstrates Britain’s enduring interest in the 1940s. Our fascination with the decade springs partly from the sheer horror of the Second World War and the institutional changes that took place, including the creation of the National Health Service. We are equally interested in the spirit of the era: cheerfulness in the face of the blitz; keeping calm and carrying on; and dealing with rationing by clever improvisation. Continue reading A 1940s vintage wedding: austerity optional
5 tennis players looking for redemption in 2016
After the season of tennis, is already looking to the New Year, here is one who is called to redemption.
Over the past ten days the official season in 2015 the court, is already beginning to look to 2016. In particular, it is interesting to try to identify the players who are called to redemption after a year opaque for various reasons. We have selected 5 course primarily Nadal. Continue reading 5 tennis players looking for redemption in 2016
Top Tips to Avoid Terrible Tiling
Tiling. It’s easy, right? All you have to do is slap some glue on the wall and stick the tiles to it. But hang on, what about corners, sockets, light switches and all of the other things you have to work around? These are the parts where amateur tilers can – if you’ll pardon the pun – come unstuck. Continue reading Top Tips to Avoid Terrible Tiling
Four Dental Issues You Should Never Ignore
British teeth, characterised as discoloured and crooked, feature as the punchline in many American jokes. While we have historically deserved the reputation of neglecting our dental health, in recent years we have grown much more conscious of the value of an attractive, healthy smile, as reflected in the millions of pounds we spend annually on whitening solutions. As important as the appearance of our dentition is to our confidence and self-esteem, its impact on our general health is even more significant. Here is a look at four key dental issues that are critical to our physical well-being. Continue reading Four Dental Issues You Should Never Ignore
Three non-surgical beauty procedures you may not have known about
Non-surgical beauty procedures are hugely popular in 2015 and the trend looks set to gain even more momentum in the beauty industry next year, with more of us searching for ways to look more beautiful and feel more confident without having to go under the surgeon’s knife. Continue reading Three non-surgical beauty procedures you may not have known about
Four idyllic Hampshire wedding venues for 2016
You have a gorgeous ring on your finger and you have drunk champagne throughout the engagement party − now it is time to make some decisions, set a date and get down that aisle! Continue reading Four idyllic Hampshire wedding venues for 2016
Five architectural trends: embrace or eschew?
As 2015 comes to a close, we predict the top five trends for architectural innovation in 2016: Continue reading Five architectural trends: embrace or eschew?
Three Tips for Controlling Nuisance Birds
Nuisance birds are a real problem for many homes and businesses across the UK. Unlike the control of rodents or insects, which can be done with poisons, traps or pesticides, killing or harming wild birds is illegal in the UK. This means more creative management and prevention methods need to be applied. We take a look at three top tips for dealing with nuisance birds. Continue reading Three Tips for Controlling Nuisance Birds
Hair Control for Those of More Mature Years
There is no shortage of advice when it comes to hair care and style – for women. When it comes to men, particularly more mature men, there is a definite shortfall. Continue reading Hair Control for Those of More Mature Years
Gingivitis – five ways in which to minimise the risks
Gum disease is surprisingly common, surprisingly painless − to begin with − and surprisingly bad for your dental and overall health. Your gums protect and support your teeth and need to be kept healthy to keep your teeth healthy − and not just your teeth. Studies have shown that people with gingivitis are more likely to suffer from heart disease or problems controlling their blood sugar. Continue reading Gingivitis – five ways in which to minimise the risks