Travelling in Style

River cruises are fast becoming the holiday of choice for travellers throughout the globe. Want to experience luscious inland scenery from the comfort of your luxury cabin? If so, then a cruise through one of the world's many waterways might make the ideal holiday for you, and you don't have ...

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Restaurant Review – Ondine, Edinburgh

With an entire population smaller than that of just London, it’s easy to forget that Scotland exports an outstanding percentage of the world’s food and drink produce. Figures published by the Scottish Government show the nation’s food and drink sector hit a record high of £14.3 billion in 2013, with ...

Independent living service helps to ease NHS ‘humanitarian crisis’

Independent living provider Welbeing has stepped in to help people home from hospital as the NHS struggles to keep up with winter demand. Welbeing provides well-known red pendants for elderly and vulnerable people which are monitored round-the-clock and automatically raise an alarm if help is required, for example in the ...

The garage doors in Midsummer Avenue, Hounslow. See SWNS story SWGARAGES3; Councils in London could build more than 16,000 homes by using space taken up by the unused or rundown garages it owns, according to new research. A study of local authority-owned lock-ups revealed 24 councils own 53,640 garages in the capital - with 41 per cent empty or in disrepair. Demolishing the garages and replacing them with affordable one-bedroom flats could go someway to solving the London housing crisis, where the average home now costs £475,000.  The figures were revealed in a Freedom of Information request by property crowdfunding platform Property Partner. Researchers at property firm calculated the total square footage of 22,000 council-owned empty garages in London was more than eight million. If these garages were replaced with developments made up of 500 sq/ft flats, it is estimated 16,000 affordable homes could be built. The London Assembly says the capital needs between 49,000 and 80,000 homes per year to cope with the projected population growth of a million in the next ten years.

London garage space could free up room for 16,000 new homes

More than 16,000 new homes could be built across London on land occupied by unused or rundown garages owned by councils, according to new research. A study of local authority-owned lock-ups in the capital revealed 24 councils own a total of 53,640 - with 41 per cent empty or in ...

Southern Fail: Recruitment drive goes horribly wrong

Southern Rail hit the headlines this weekend saying it is recruiting over 200 new trainee drivers to avoid the strike chaos, only for ASLEF to welcome them in to the union! The much maligned Southern Rail hoped to reduce the reliance on overtime working and minimise disruption by recruiting over 200 ...

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