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➵ Where to go on the days of a typical London heatwave?

▦ Clapham Common (urban park in South West London, Northern line)

Choose a spot under the tree, bring your picnic basket or alcohol supplies if you are strong enough to endure the dizziness or sunbath while drinking a smoothie

(bring sunscreen cream, a hat, and sunglasses if you want to avoid a headache in advance)

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Fulflood Area Guide by Belgarum

Fulflood sits neatly next to the mainline railway station (London Waterloo 1 hour) and is dissected by the Stockbridge Road. The area is a very popular area for families due to the close proximity to excellent schools (Western Primary, Westgate Primary and Senior School) and is home to attractive medium to large period properties; it’s a fabulous community known for its annual charity ball. There are a choice of local pubs including The Fulflood Arms, which is a 'proper' pub set behind a traditional green glazed brick façade and the Roebuck. There are also shops on the Stockbridge Road and excellent access to Orams Arbour, which is a lovely park with a play area for younger children.  

Contact Belgarum to know about the Properties for Sale and Properties for Rent around this area and in Winchester. 

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Wellington Area Guide

Wellington can be reached more easily than many Shropshire towns, thanks to its excellent road links and proximity to the M54, its centrally located railway and bus stations.

The Wrekin, one of Shropshire's most famous landmarks, provides Wellington with a rolling green backdrop and located in the town's Victorian market hall, Wellington Market operates four days a week and houses over 100 stalls. A Farmers' Market takes place on the fourth Saturday of the month, bringing together several Shropshire food producers and retailers in the historic Market Square. Home to both A.F.C. Telford United and Wellington Cricket Club. Supporting the Telford network of branches, the Wellington branch is located on Market Street with convenient access and parking close by.

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Manchester Area Guide

The rapid development of Manchester City Centre continues to be one of the most exciting stories in our region and also across the country. In the space of just two decades, Manchester has been totally transformed. The pace of development is accelerating fast. As recently as 1990, just 500 people were living in an area largely defined by clusters of disused warehouses, and only small pockets of retail and leisure. At the beginning of 2020, Manchester is now one of the most vibrant and exciting urban centres in Europe, with a population of 60,000 and a further 40,000 more expected by 2025.

A skyline of apartments and office tower blocks has sprung up to cater for the influx of both businesses and workers, while down below, their needs are catered for by a plethora of bars, restaurants and leisure pursuits. Entire neighbourhoods have been brought into existence, from the independent shops and bars of the Northern Quarter to the high-end offerings of Spinningfields. There are plans underway for yet more transformation in St John's and Mayfield Park which will see the redevelopment of the City Centre expand even further.

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Dunstable area guide

A vibrant town known for its rich heritage and strong cultural identity. In years gone by the town was a stop-over for kings, noblemen, and the clergy on their way in and out of London.

If you head over to Watling Street you are standing on an old Roman road that linked the north to the south, and then formed a crossroads to the east and west of England. With a striking landscape forming the Chilterns, where you can discover a wealth of wildlife, as well as Iron Age hill forts and burial mounds at the Totternhoe Knolls, there is plenty to occupy those with a love of the outdoors.

How to spend your weekends

If you’re looking for some peace and tranquility take a stroll through Whipsnade Tree Cathedral. Dunstable Downs Golf Club is over 100 years old and is highly thought of in the area. You will also find the London Gliding Club, Whipsnade Zoo, and Woburn Safari Park with its Go Ape experience. The Grove Theatre has a mixed programme of live and cinematic events and the surrounding district is home to a fantastic selection of bars and the BBC Three Counties radio station. There are plenty of leisure facilities, which will only be enhanced when the major upgrade of the sports centre is completed.

The things that we know matter to you

Lying east of the Chiltern Hills and 30 miles north of London, Dunstable provides great access to the M1, M25, and other major cities by rail and road. London Luton airport is approximately 7 miles away and is served by Leagrave, Luton and Luton Parkway train stations. The Luton to Dunstable Busway is a revolutionary guided busway system that connects Houghton Regis, Dunstable, and Luton with London Luton Airport

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Harrow Area Guide

In touching distance of central London yet with the feel of being hundreds of miles away, Harrow is home to pretty cottages, period architecture and more than 500 areas of greenbelt.

Only 13 miles north-west of central London, this urban village can boast a number of fantastic schools including one of the world’s most famous boarding schools, Harrow School, where Winston Churchill was educated.  In complete contrast, it is also home to a 1970s subterranean skateboard park, one of only a few remaining in the country.

Finding a place to call home

From 1930s detached and semi-detached properties to conservation areas with Victorian and Edwardian homes, and even to elegant arts and craft houses, you can’t hide the area’s rich heritage.  Like any urban area, there are also a number of new build developments mainly offering apartment living.

For your cultural and lifestyle needs

One of the things that we love about Harrow is the blend of independent stores and big brand names on the high street.  There are a number of 18-hole golf courses and clubs, such as The Grim’s Dyke Gold Clun, and Harrow Hill Golf Club has a 9-hole course.  You will find cinemas, Harrow Arts Centre, a council-run swimming pool, as well as a wealth of places to eat and drink.

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Before You Visit Rome

Thinking of visiting Rome? Well here are a few things you need to know before you go to make the most out of your trip!

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