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Ordering Window Frames in Chapeltown: What to Check First
Material, energy ratings, who measures and who's liable if it's wrong: what to check before you order bespoke window or door frames in Chapeltown.
Eating Out on the Isle of Iona: What to Ask Before You Book
Iona has only a handful of places to eat and most diners arrive by foot ferry, so a few questions before you book make all the difference. Here are the six that matter.
What Arts & Crafts Should Cost on the Isle of Lewis
A practical guide to what genuine Harris Tweed and Lewisian gneiss jewellery should cost on the Isle of Lewis, and how to tell authentic handmade pieces from souvenir-shop lookalikes.
Booking Self-Catering on the Isle of Mull: What to Check First
From ferry timings to Scotland’s short-term let licences – the practical questions worth asking before you book a cottage, croft or pod on Mull.
How to Choose a Great Delicatessen in London
A practical guide to picking a London deli worth your money – what marks out real quality at the counter, the questions to ask, and what good cheese and charcuterie should cost.
Honey Cake Patisserie in Christchurch Closes Amid Soaring Costs
Honey Cake Patisserie in Christchurch, Dorset, has closed after owner Charles Lebas said soaring ingredient, rent and energy costs made the business unsustainable, despite a loyal following and a number one TripAdvisor ranking.
BCP Business Awards: Celebrating Local Excellence in Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole
Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole businesses were celebrated at the inaugural BCP Business Awards, with Halo Design and La Mia’s jointly named Overall Business of the Year.
From Student To Millionaire: Bristol Entrepreneur Sells Startup For Millions
James Courtney has sold LuxRewards, the University of Bath startup he founded at 21, to global software company Enigmatic Smile for an undisclosed eight-figure sum, after a Barclaycard deal helped grow it from 1,000 customers to over 105 million.