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1. Focusing on a sensitive issue

Get Hampshire, Thursday 19 June 2008

For anyone with a skin condition or allergy, finding suitable skincare products  can be a hit-and-miss affair.

2. Original artwork that doesn’t break the bank

Get Hampshire, Thursday 19 June 2008
Jackie Foster, who owns Strawberry Fish gallery at Hartley Wintney, believes exciting and interesting art should be within everyone’s reach, not just for those who can afford to pay top prices.

3. Pub with a quality outlook

Get Hampshire, Thursday 19 June 2008

The White Lion at Yateley is proving that delicious food and unpretentious surroundings can go hand in hand.

4. Improvement needs thought and planning

Get Hampshire, Thursday 27 November 2008

For most purchasers, finding the ideal house that ticks every box is no easy task, but, with a little vision, a house that might at first have seemed lacking , could be turned into something much more suited to modern living.

5. Don't let food control you

Get Hampshire, Friday 30 May 2008

Fast food and processed products high in salt, fat and sugar have led to an obesity epidemic, with high blood pressure, raised cholesterol, Type 2 diabetes, heart disease and some cancers posing health risks.

6. Canine companions who transform lives

Get Hampshire, Tuesday 10 June 2008

Carole Payne is not talking about her husband Tom when she says “He and I are soulmates and he has changed my life forever”. Carole, from Fleet, is in fact describing her dog Poacher.

7. Interest grows as town revitalisation increases

Get Hampshire, Thursday 26 March 2009

The getthehome region generally is experiencing a degree of regeneration. Camberley has seen the building of The Atrium and plans are still afoot for a revamp of Aldershot. But perhaps the area likely to see the biggest growth and change is Farnborough.

8. Be flexible on furnishing

Get Hampshire, Thursday 19 March 2009

To furnish or not to furnish — that is the question for would-be landlords, particularly those who are letting for the first time. There is no legal definition of what constitutes a furnished property (whether fully or partial) or, indeed, an unfurnished property, although there is a general understanding of what will and will not be included within each category.

9. HIPs are now a priority

Get Hampshire, Thursday 02 April 2009

Everyone involved with the buying and selling of property has become accustomed to the fact that every home for sale must have a valid Home Information Pack (HIP) during the marketing period. However, from April 6, two important revisions to the law will come into force in relation to HIPs.

10. Take action to prevent that chain breaking

Get Hampshire, Thursday 09 April 2009

Buyers and sellers of property are often linked together to form a chain of transactions.

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