Housing secretary Angela Rayner wants to ‘prove the naysayers wrong’ Today sees the second reading of the Planning & Infrastructure Bill, giving MPs their first opportunity to debate and vote on the proposals before the bill goes through the committee stage where the fine detail is negotiated before the final version returns to the House […]
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Torsion Care is the division of Torsion Group that specialises in developing and constructing care homes and retirement living apartments. Since its inception in 2019, Torsion Care has delivered 423 care bedrooms across seven schemes and 264 retirement living apartments. The business has also secured a pipeline of 448 additional units, with a future pipeline
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Artist’s impression of the council flats going up in East Barnwell Cambridge Investment Partnership (CIP), the equal partnership between Cambridge City Council and The Hill Group, has broken ground on two of its four new developments, where a total of 423 new homes will be built across the city. Of these, 253 will be council
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No matter how much you love your home, refreshing your space with the seasons breathes new life into it. Since we’re constantly evolving, it makes sense that our personal style, preferences, and interests shift and change with time. If you take a look around your home and notice some spots that could use an overhaul—spring
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WASHINGTON — With massive job cuts, the National Weather Service is eliminating or reducing vital weather balloon launches in eight northern locations, which meteorologists and former agency leaders said will degrade the accuracy of forecasts just as severe weather season kicks in. The normally twice-daily launches of weather balloons in about 100 locations provide information
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“Wow, you’re really going for a look.” My husband gestured toward my side of the closet, where a growing collection of cream tops hung in a row. Further down, muted sky blues and cotton candy pinks had replaced the burnt oranges, deep greens, blacks, and stark whites that once filled my wardrobe. And he’s right—I
What Season Are You? Everything You Need to Know About Color Analysis Read More »
The goal of any vacation is always the same: to check out and check into a completely different world, being as unplugged or as unreachable as youâd like. Maybe the magic is to feel transported by the settingâa buzzy city or sun-baked coastlineâor to feel the thrill of letting your hair down, unlocking a different
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The suburban reservoirs that supply 10% of New York City’s vaunted drinking water are getting saltier due to decades of road salt being spread near the system — and they will eventually have to be abandoned if nothing is done to reverse the trend, city officials warn. The plug wouldn’t have to be pulled until
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Have you ever tried a new skincare product and your skin instantly disagreed? Redness, irritation, mini breakouts, dry patches… the list goes on. I have combination skin, which means I often have trouble finding products that work for the various needs of my face. If I use a cream that’s too rich, then my t-zone
Rosacea-Friendly Skincare: The Best Products for Redness, Irritation, and Flare-Ups Read More »
When I’m feeling overworked and overwhelmed, my husband and I joke that “Hurricane Kristen” likes to make an appearance in our home. That is—dishes pile up, clothes are endlessly draped on an armchair in our bedroom, and my various belongings are strewn over every inch of floor we have. I’m never proud of the state
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