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If you're in the market to drop millions on a two-bedroom, one-bath, 1,300-square-foot house that was built as a windmill in 1830, you're in luck.

“It’s beyond immoral. That money should be ploughed back into investment in homes and care." According to accounts filed at Companies House for their financial year ending September 2020, the business received a total of £2,019,315 in government grants, including Mutual Aid and Infection Control funding to help with the costs of the pandemic. A company spokeswoman confirmed the firm also took furlough payments. The accounts show Mr Sanders, a company director and its sole shareholder, took a dividend of £3,000,000 in 2020, up from £1,000,000 in 2019. The company also paid its highest-p...

Mansion Global This private 5-acre property in Amagansett, New York, could also accommodate a much larger residence By Catherine McHugh  |  Save 1 of 7 1 of 7 Price: $11.5 million Down at the end of a 700-foot driveway, this charming and historic Windmill House, stands on more than 5 acres in the village of Amagansett, in New York’s Hamptons. “The place itself is magical,” says listing agent Bobby Rosenbaum of Douglas Elliman. “It’s really private and quiet. It feels like a storybook property.” The recently renovated home has three floors of living...

Four candidates are vying to fill the vacant Hertsmere Borough Council seat in Bushey North An upcoming by-election in Bushey will be hotly contested as the Liberal Democrats aim to defend a seat they won for the first time in more than ten years. Following the resignation of Andrew Melville, who has moved away from the area, a Bushey North seat at Hertsmere Borough Council is up for grabs. Two golf courses in Bushey have dominated the headlines in recent weeks with redevelopment proposals unveiled for both Bushey Country Club and Bushey Hall Golf Club. We take a look at who is hoping...

Families are terrified they will not be allowed to see their ill and dying relatives in care homes on what could be their last Mother's Day together. Campaigners say it has become a postcode lottery as to whether they are allowed to visit their loved ones in care homes.  Residents have been allowed one regular visitor - who have been able to hold hands with their relative since Monday. Jane Smith, 65, was left furious when told that her mother Rita Hookway's care home is only allowing two visitor slots for all residents on the special day. 'I feel totally gutted,' she said. She says that he...