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Punnets vs Property
The 139th Wimbledon Championships are underway at the All England Club, welcoming 128 singles players and 64 doubles teams in each draw ahead of the tournament’s conclusion on Sunday 12 July. Beyond the tennis, attention once again turns to the Championships’ most famous culinary tradition: strawberries and cream. The fresh strawberries are supplied by Hugh Lowe Farms, which has been serving Wimbledon for more than 25 years. Each portion is
Longer Days, Faster Sales
The summer solstice, the longest day of the year and an event celebrated around the world, falls in the Northern Hemisphere on Sunday 21 June 2026 at 9:24am BST. The difference in daylight across the UK is significant. London will enjoy around 16 hours and 38 minutes of daylight, nearly nine hours more than during the shortest days of December. Further north, Edinburgh will benefit from 17 hours and 37
Playing The Long Game: World Cup Special
The 2026 World Cup begins this week and stands as the largest tournament in the competition’s history, with 48 countries travelling to the United States to compete, providing a timely backdrop for examining the long-term performance of the UK housing market. The comparison reaches back to 30th July 1966, the last occasion on which a home nation lifted the trophy, when the average UK house price was just £3,558. In
Mortgage Market Showing Real Resilience
The UK mortgage market is demonstrating notable resilience in the face of higher borrowing costs and a more uncertain global economic backdrop. The latest data shows that mortgage approvals, one of the clearest forward indicators of housing demand, reached 63,531 in March. This represents a 1.3% increase on February’s total and marks the highest monthly figure recorded since November 2025, signalling a quiet but meaningful strengthening of buyer activity as
100 Years of David Attenborough
Sir David Attenborough has recently celebrated his 100th birthday, marking a remarkable century of life from a broadcaster and naturalist who has spent more than 70 years inspiring the world to see nature differently. Although his career has taken him to some of the most remote corners of the earth, his work consistently reminds audiences that there is plenty of wildlife to enjoy much closer to home, and the latest
Energy Saving New Homes
Energy bills remain one of the most significant pressures on UK household budgets at present, and the home a person lives in has a substantial bearing on what they actually pay each year. The latest analysis sets out a clear running cost advantage for newer housing stock: owners of new build properties spend approximately £420 less on energy annually than those living in older homes rated EPC D, which translates