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With Halloween over for another year, festive feelings are in the air, and with the big day not too far away, I think it’s fair to say that Christmas shopping needs to be started and Christmas cheer needs to be had. So, what perfect way to kill two turkeys with one stone than to visit a local Christmas market. Read on to find details of the festive markets happening in Somerset and the surrounding areas, how many will you be able to visit?
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The spookiest season is upon us, and what better way to celebrate than to create an eerie and unnerving feeling in your home. All these Halloween décor ideas are fairly straightforward and shouldn’t break the bank. So, dig out your scissors and glue, stick hocus pocus on the tv, and create a haunting hollow to leave the trick or treaters screaming.
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Any student that has just started at one of Bath’s two universities has a new city to call home. Bath has a lot to offer, from fantastic nightlife, delicious food, and historic hidden gems, so get out there and start exploring it all. We all know University is expensive, but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t get to make the most of the student experience. So, we have rounded up the best student deals in the city of Bath that we could find for 2022.
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With the release of the recent ‘A Fairer Private Rented Sector’ white paper, the Government stipulated its intention to abolish the use of section 21 grounds for eviction. This will cause a huge change in the private rented sector and may significantly overhaul the future of the system and supply of housing. So, we thought it would be interesting to look back at the history of these so called ‘no-fault’ evictions, and the positive and negative impact section 21 have had on the lettings industry in England.
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The ‘fairer private rented sector’ white paper has finally been released! Commonly known as the renter’s reform bill, it has laid out the plan as to how the government hope to drastically reshape the private rented sector. The reforms supposed main aim is to make renting a fairer experience for both landlords and tenants, yet it has received criticism from both sides, by either not going far enough, or going way too far in the opposite direction. The main attention-grabbing elements that have been used by the media at large are, the end of section 21 notices, or so called ‘no-fault evictions’, and the long-awaited, legislation to not unreasonably withhold consent to allow pets in lets. However, this bill includes much more than that. Read on to find out…
