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Welsh homeowners warned of £300 fine risk when tidying their houses (opens the original)
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With summer now behind us for another year, it is the ideal opportunity to give your home a thorough clearout ahead of the Christmas rush. Chances are you have built up a considerable amount of belongings, furniture and other items you no longer require, but disposing of everything quickly can be quite a headache. If you are faced with mountains of items that are not suitable for selling or donating, you might be inclined to hire a rubbish removal firm to handle it on your behalf. However, exper
'UK's cosiest city' is full of winding streets and independent shops (opens the original)
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The UK is arguably at its most beautiful in autumn, when the leaves start to change colour and the whole country is bathed in an orange glow. It's the perfect time of year to switch off and plan a lovely staycation when it's still bright and sunny - before winter truly sets in. There are so many gorgeous locations to choose from, but one city in particular has just been crowned the cosiest in the whole of the UK. The travel experts at Big House Experience have analysed thousands of Reddit commen
Gardeners urged to rake leaves into a ‘quiet corner’ this month (opens the original)
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If you want to attract more birds to your garden this autumn, you're not alone. It's always nice to look outside and spot some feathered friends in your outdoor space, but there are certain things you must do in order to make it happen. With temperatures beginning to drop, birds require additional energy to stay warm, making access to dependable food sources especially vital during this period. Numerous natural approaches exist to enhance a garden's appeal to birds without requiring a complete o
Gardeners urged to place an old bed sheet on the ground this week (opens the original)
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Tomorrow is October, which means that it won't be long before the weather truly starts to take a turn. After many months of warmth and growth, a lot of garden plants haven’t yet developed their winter hardiness, leaving them vulnerable to sudden cold snaps. Although it might not seem like it, this is actually one of the most damaging times of year for gardens. But if you have an old sheet lying around at home, you can use this to protect your plants - and it couldn't be easier to do. Eflorist’s
Gardeners urged to place an old bed sheet on the ground this week - AOL (opens the original)
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Tomorrow is October, which means that it won't be long before the weather truly starts to take a turn. After many months of warmth and growth, a lot of garden plants haven't yet developed their winter hardiness, leaving them vulnerable to sudden cold snaps. Although it might not seem like it, this is actually one of the most damaging times of year for gardens. But if you have an old sheet lying around at home, you can use this to protect your plants - and it couldn't be easier to do. Eflorist's
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