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Homeownership continues to elude many would-be buyers due to a housing shortage or home affordability issues. Co-ownership can solve both problems, but is it a good idea?

<strong>The long read:</strong> Pet food is a £120bn industry, with vast resources spent on working out how best to nourish and delight our beloved charges. But how do we know if we’re getting it right?

Some homebuyers will pass over a home that doesnt appear to have enough closet space. Learn what you can do to make your closet more appealing to buyers.

You may end up with several competing offers as buyers try to outbid each other. But look deeper to see else those offers include.

It wasn't until the victim had recovered enough from the shooting to pick Jonathan Self out of the photo lineup.

Thirty-eight-year-old Jonathan Self was arrested and booked into the Brevard County jail Sunday on first-degree murder charges.

The upcoming election for Farm Service Agency’s COC election will be Dec. 6. Nominees for the local administration area are up for election. Ballots will be mailed out Nov. 3.

Gemfields is delighted to announce the final instalment in the trilogy of books dedicated to the celebration of coloured gemstones, published by - Report on The Eastern Herald

Country Life Trending: Credit: Alamy Our columnist Jonathan Self writes about the crumbling beauty of character houses and the joy of saving them for posterity. A 200-year-old, just habitable farmhouse on 10 acres with a barn, chapel, orchard and stream in upstate New York for $300,000. A partially restored medieval house with a huge terrace, small olive grove and amazing views, 90 minutes from Florence for €49,000. A Georgian pile, Grade II listed with a magnificent U-shaped stab...

Country Life Trending: Jonathan Self is hoping for a good, if late, crop Between a late start and back-breaking work, Jonathan Self tries his hand at growing the humble spud. ‘Show me your garden,’ said Alfred Austin, who made a better plantsman than he did a Poet Laureate, ‘and I shall tell you what you are.’ Actually, I know what I am: indolent. I see myself as being like Isak — the protagonist in Knut Hamsun’s 1917 Nobel Prize-winning novel Growth of the Soil — living...