The Pipes Of Peace
Katie Piper’s Incredible Story
It’s fair to say Katie Piper was well on her way towards a life, and a career, of her dreams. The Hampshire-born beautician had not long moved to London – she was happy, blessed with natural beauty, had a burgeoning social life, and a loving family back home. […]
Planning An Outdoor Kitchen by Katherine Sorrell
Why not up your garden cooking game and upgrade from a simple barbecue to a full-on al fresco cooking station?
Before you start
You shouldn’t need planning permission for an outdoor kitchen, but if you live in a listed building or a conservation area, it is worth checking with your local authority. Consider whether neighbours may be affected – by smoke, for example, or additional lighting – and discuss your plans with them to avoid any problems. […]
Your Horoscopes for August and September 2021 by Astrologer Christine Chalklin
August: The summer month of August starts up with a passionate new moon in the dramatic sign of Leo on the 8th. Leo is the sign of courage and creativity, this is your time to reach out and be inspired by the abundance of new ideas that could be coming your way. Communication planet Mercury is also in fiery Leo until the 12th, enjoy being generous, affectionate and playful as you bathe in this positive energy. Mars, planet of action is in practical Virgo all month, careful planning will allow brilliant opportunities for new projects to get underway. August’s full moon is in Aquarius on the 22nd, this is the second full moon in the innovative sign of Aquarius this year and it brings an important reminder to be true to yourself, listen to your inner voice and act accordingly. […]
Bring The Indoors Out by Katherine Sorrell
Turn your garden into a fully functioning outdoor living room… […]
The River Sherbourne by Gary Godderidge
The river what? I hear you ask. Well yes, rivers and Coventry are rarely mentioned in the same breath, and you could be forgiven for thinking that the small meandering river that cuts its gentle way unseen beneath the city centre is insignificant and irrelevant, dominated as it is by the concrete monoliths that cover and surround it, but you would be wrong. […]
Protecting Yourself From Identity Theft
In the last issue we spoke in detail about the threat of scammers and how to combat them. In this issue we look at the related threat of identity theft and how to protect yourself from it. […]
Cancer Prevention
Most of us are aware that a healthy lifestyle can prevent disease. We tend to think about losing weight and keeping fit as lowering our risk of problems with our heart and circulation, diabetes, and also with joint and muscular problems. Not as many of us know that making positive lifestyle changes can lower our risk of developing cancer too. […]
Skin Saviours by Kate Duggan
Whether you’re suffering from dry hands, cracked heels or sunburn, we might just have the solution… […]
‘It’s Coming Home’ Was About Far More Than Football by Tom Beasley
We needed this, right? After 18 months of being mostly confined to our homes watching Line of Duty and trying to avoid ordering takeaways just for the novelty of seeing another person, what we all needed was the collective joy of England going deep into an international football tournament. […]
Your Questions Answered by TaxAssist Accountants
Choosing to be a Limited Company or Sole Trader as a Contractor
As a CIS contractor on top of the normal issues surrounding whether to be a limited company or a sole trader, are there any CIS specific issues to be aware of? […]
