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 Be 'mothered' in style at McCarthy & Stone
To celebrate Mother’s Day, McCarthy & Stone at Kittoch Court, East Kilbride is hosting a luxurious Ladies Day on Saturday 13 March, 2010 between 2pm-5pm where prospective buyers can enjoy a free mini ‘spa’ treatment, as well as champagne and canapés in the luxurious surroundings of the residents’ lounge to see for themselves just how relaxing every-day living at Kittoch Court in East Kilbride could be!
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Mum still knows best - No matter how old you are!
As children, our mum’s are considered to be at the very heart of the home and family, and according to recent research from McCarthy & Stone, the national retirement developer, this doesn’t end as we get older and fly the nest. A national survey of 35-50 years olds showed that even as adults, our mums continue to provide a one stop shop for help and advice on everything from the best way to cook a Sunday roast to sewing on buttons, and even how to climb the career ladder.
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Top New Offers from Assettrust Housing in Bournemouth
Home developer Assettrust Housing Ltd is selling apartments in its b-central complex on Bournemouth's Commercial Road.
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Taylor Wimpey’s new range of homes revealed at Cambuslang development
This week, Taylor Wimpey West Scotland has launched its new ‘Scotland’ range at a brand-new development of family homes in Cambuslang, with six new home-styles taking centre-stage! -.
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Moving up the property ladder? Pick a ‘Parham’ at Wentworth Place
Discerning house-hunters looking to move up the property ladder in style are being urged to visit Taylor Wimpey’s Wentworth Place development – where the fabulous four-bedroom ‘Parham’ has just the right formula for modern family living.
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HomeBuy Direct now available at Kingfisher Walk
A new government funded scheme designed to help homebuyers on the property ladder is now available at Kingfishers Walk, Taylor Wimpey’s development of new homes in Rotherham.
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The property market may be kick-started by new government developments to clear away red tape from the planning process.
Housing minister John Healey announced this week that appeals from homeowners against rejected planning permission applications will be decided within a deadline of eight weeks, in the way most appropriate to their case -either a written method, hearing or inquiry.
Conditions around installing microgeneration equipment such as wind turbines and solar panels on personal property will be relaxed so that homeowners do not have to enter into an extended planning process.
Stripping away such regulations and red tape will also help the government reach its aim of cutting carbon emissions from homes, an initiative it reinforced this week through the launch of green home loans.
These new proposals will come into force in 2010 and are expected to deliver around £11 million in savings for businesses and up to £25 million for councils every year.
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Date Published: 05 March 2010
