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London – A Winter Wonderland- Places to Visit

London - A Winter Wonderland Temperatures are falling and winter is surely here. London still has so much to offer whatever your interest may be. I love winter here and want to share a snapshot of what makes London A Winter Wonderland and  so special for me. The months of Winter are December, January and February with January being the coldest. You will definitely need a few extra layers, a stylish hat...

The Lord Mayors Show

The Lord Mayors Show https://lordmayorsshow.london/ The Lord Mayors show is an annual event taking place in November. The Westminster Journey Dating back to the 13th Century when King John sat on the throne and, some may say rather foolishly, allowed Londoners to elect their own Mayor. Upon the King’s command each new Mayor must journey to Westminster and swear loyalty to the Crown. For more than...

Haunted Tourist Attractions

Haunted London Tourist Attractions The final  part of our mini series looks at Haunted Tourist Attractions in and around London. Popular with visitors and locals alike these famous sites are visited as a spectacle in their own right but here we are taking a look at the spectres that reside within!   Theatre Royal Drury Lane  https://thelane.co.uk/ Originally built in 1663 there has been a Theatre...

A Lion At Harrods

A Lion At  Harrods A cultural revolution, driven by youths born in the post war years, saw London change from a dreary, grey post war capital to a vibrant, hedonistic epicentre of expressionism and freedom. It was the Swinging 60’s and in Chelsea London especially, Anything Really did Go.   The world renowned Department Store Harrods had the reputation of selling absolutely everything. And you...

Little Known London Facts- My Top Ten Favourites

Little Known London Facts - My Top Ten Favourites 20 Underground Rivers London has more than 20 rivers that over the centuries have been forced underground. Today only the Thames, The Wandle and The Brent remain entirely above ground The cities original marshlands were claimed by building works to house the ever growing population. The original waterways became buried under houses and streets and remain...

To Buy or Rent

Whether to  Buy or Rent a property has long been a dilemma. There is no definitive answer but with careful consideration you can choose what is right for you. The choice is a very personal one based on your individual situation. Some of the elements to consider are finances, lifestyle and life goals. To get a balanced view start by weighing up the costs of each based on your income, your savings and...

Conveyancing – Buying or Selling a Property

Conveyancing For Buyers and Sellers  If you are considering buying or selling a property you will need a Conveyancing Solicitor. They will oversee all the legal aspects of buying and selling, handle all the small details and make sure that the whole process runs smoothly. Separate fees are charged for each and when purchasing a property you will also be charged a local search fee. Ask your solicitor...

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