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Booming property market! Four-bed Grade II listed house in the grounds of a 200-year-old defence fort goes on sale for £1.5m - Vimarsana News

Booming property market! Four-bed Grade II listed house in the grounds of a 200-year-old defence fort goes on sale for £1.5m

High Beeches includes Fosterdown Fort which was built in the late 19th century as part of the London Defence Positions designed to protect the capital from foreign invasion.

Gerrards Cross power cut: When to expect power back - Vimarsana News

Gerrards Cross power cut: When to expect power back

Power outage update.

What's been happening in St Albans to support Ukraine? - Vimarsana News

What's been happening in St Albans to support Ukraine?

The St Albans community has been rallying around to support relief efforts for displaced citizens of wartorn Ukraine.

Adam Trimingham's Sage of Sussex column - Vimarsana News

Adam Trimingham's Sage of Sussex column

Buying the Stanmer estate was one of the best bargains Brighton Council ever made – or so it seemed at the time. The Earls of Chichester, who had owned Stanmer for three centuries, decided after the Second World War that they could no longer afford to run it. So in 1947 they sold Stanmer for a rock bottom price of £224,000 to the council. It included Stanmer House a handsome Palladian mansion, plus 5,000 acres of land and most of the villages of Stanmer and Falmer. The council donated land for the start of Sussex University and leased the house to the embryo institution for 20 ye...

2-for-1 Gardens to Visit in West Sussex - BBC Gardeners' World Magazine - Vimarsana News

2-for-1 Gardens to Visit in West Sussex - BBC Gardeners' World Magazine

2-for-1 gardens – Wakehurst photo Jim Holden Discover the woodlands of the world in Kew’s wild botanic garden, from giant Californian redwoods to rare Australian Wollemi pines, South American monkey puzzles to white-stemmed Himalayan birches. The woodlands and meadows are carpeted with wildflowers and full of wildlife, offering shady walks, sunny glades, secluded seats and picturesque views. With over 450 acres to explore, there’s plenty of space for long leisurely strolls and lots to enjoy in every season. Azaleas, rhododendrons and magnolias adorn the landscape in spring and early su...