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South Lake District Council applications received, week ending March 28 Single storey rear extension and creation of new main entrance with glass canopy over, Norland, Main Street, Baycliff. For Mr & Mrs David & Helen Pearce. Application for a Certificate of Lawfulness to establish that a material start of work has been carried out in respect of planning permission 5/92/1762 (Conversion of redundant barn to two dwellings), Blenkett Farm, Jack Hill, Allithwaite, Grange-Over-Sands. For Richard and James Whitton. Alterations to rear of dwelling, Burnleigh Garret House Lane from Cartmel to ...

Digging Deep with Liquid Expat Mortgages (Part 4) The UAE is an incredibly popular destination for UK Expats, many of which are looking to the UK for investment purposes. In 2020 alone, 41,700 new buy-to-let limited companies were formed for the purpose of buying property. UK holiday lets are increasingly popular with more and more people looking toward 'staycations' for their holidays. In Part 4 of our Q&A, Stuart Marshall of Liquid Expat Mortgages takes questions from UK Expats about the current state of the UK Expat mortgage market. Rental growth is high across the country and continues t...

A Forgotten Little Corner of Wood Green Posted by Hugh on August 12, 2020 at 10:40 in History of Harringay It's odd how my history journey goes. I seem to hit these patches when I keep getting drawn back to a particular small area time and again, even when I have no particular interest in it. When this happens, I tend to go with the flow and let fate take me where it will.  Recently, I've been pulled back a number of times the block of land between Wood Green High Road and Lordship Lane. First I wrote a piece about the Chesser Blacksmithing family then a few months later, I found myself jus...

Digging Deep with Liquid Expat Mortgages (Part 3) While the numbers of properties listed for sale are falling across most of the UK, London is seeing a 10% rise in the supply of properties on the market. As Covid restrictions start to ease, there is bound to be an increase of supply as people sell their homes, either out of necessity or because they fancy a change of scene from the city to more rural or coastal areas. The massive shift in preferences that we’ve seen over the UK lockdowns is still driving demand for new properties and keeping market activity at a pretty high level.

A Forgotten Little Corner of Wood Green Posted by Hugh on August 12, 2020 at 10:40 in History of Harringay It's odd how my history journey goes. I seem to hit these patches when I keep getting drawn back to a particular small area time and again, even when I have no particular interest in it. When this happens, I tend to go with the flow and let fate take me where it will.  Recently, I've been pulled back a number of times the block of land between Wood Green High Road and Lordship Lane. First I wrote a piece about the Chesser Blacksmithing family then a few months later, I found myself jus...