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Historic Burnham-On-Sea building is finalist in national solicitors properties contest The Law Society Gazette has this week featured Tregunter House, pictured, which is the base for Holley & Steer solicitors. The property is in the finals of the Gazette’s competition to find the ‘most aesthetically pleasing Solicitors Offices in the UK’. The historic building is located near St Andrew’s Church, as pictured here. It was bought by John Gunter, who was a confectioner and partner in Gunte...

Couple spends lockdown making over Irish stately home CNN 1/11/2021 By Maureen OHare, CNN © Liam McBurney/PA Images via Getty Images Neil Watt (left), National Trust Collections and House Manager at Castle Ward, with his partner Kris Reid standing under the chandelier in Castle Wards reception hall which they cleaned during the pandemic. (Photo by Liam McBurney/PA Images via Getty Images) As starter homes go, a three-story Georgian mansion on an 820-acre estates not bad. W...

Celebrity deaths in 2020: Beloved stars lost this year from Sean Connery to Caroline Flack We remember those who have sadly died, looking back at their lives, careers and the legacies they left behind Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at...

All the Bristol cafes, pubs and restaurants that closed in 2020 It has been a bruising year for the hospitality industry Wahaca in Clifton announced its closure in August (Image: Liverpool Echo) FIND OUT WHATS ON NEAR YOU WITH OUR NEWSLETTER Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. SIGN UP When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurP...

Rosalind Knight, who has died aged 87, was born into a show business family and quickly made her own impression on screen in the early Carry On films. She first played the hapless, short-sighted Student Nurse Nightingale in Carry On Nurse (1959), the second in the series, seen keeping vigil over an unconscious patient and watching his drip feed with great intensity - before losing her glasses in a hospital sluice. Rosalind Knights talent for comedy was firmly recognised, and she featured in Car...

EXCLUSIVE: Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwells place of honor as Prince Andrews special guests at 2000 Royal Dance of the Decades ball in Windsor Castle is revealed in souvenir program Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell attended the Royal Familys Dance of the Decades at Windsor Castle as special guests of Prince Andrew on June 21, 2000 DailyMail.com has unearthed a souvenir booklet from the party which lists pedophile Epstein and his alleged madam among the star-studded guests  The part...

Published: 1 The garrotting panic of 1862 Victorian London was a sprawling metropolis, an imperial capital, the nerve-centre of the mightiest nation on Earth. Yet it was also a city wracked by fear. Confronted by rapid industrialisation, crowded slums and graphic media reports of a thriving criminal underbelly, many Londoners may have come to the conclusion that danger lurked in every shadow. And a single mugging in 1862 apparently confirmed their fears. Advertisement On 17 July, Hug...

Rosalind Knight, stalwart of TV comedy and drama who made her name in Carry On films – obituary Getting her start as a hapless student nurse, she went on to St Trinian’s and found later fame in Gimme Gimme Gimme and Friday Night Dinner Rosalind Knight in Crown Court in 1982 Credit: ITV/Shutterstock Rosalind Knight, who has died aged 87, was born into a show business family and quickly made her own impression on screen in the early Carry On films. She first played the hapless, short-sighted ...

Amazónico London, The Bar London has a long tradition of bringing exotic experiences from afar to city dwellers. In an age of ever more frequent travel to ever less remote destinations, this might seem less urgent than before but the way Amazonico’s guests are transposed to distant shores, albeit briefly, makes this enterprise a welcomed one, not least in these times of restricted travel. Originally opened in 2010 by husband and wife team and renowned restauranteurs, Sandro Silva and Marta S...

By Gary Kamiya |  Updated: Dec. 20, 2020 1:13 PM With San Francisco (and the rest of California) locked down, the holidays may feel more blue than red and green. But even though many indoor activities are suspended, the city itself is a stocking overflowing with treasures waiting to be discovered. Here are eight fun and fascinating places to explore this holiday season — all kid-friendly, outdoors and able to be enjoyed at a safe social distance. one Coit Tower A beloved symbol of San Franc...