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New Apartment Blocks Prioritise Shared Green Courtyards
New apartment blocks are being designed around shared green courtyards, as developers and planners respond to residents who want city living with.
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Family Businesses Plan Succession Earlier To Avoid Disputes
Handing a family business to the next generation is often discussed for years before anything is written down, and advisers say that delay is.
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Volunteers Join Flood Cleanup to Clear Shops and Pavements
Volunteers have joined council cleanup teams to help clear shops, pavements and community buildings after floodwater receded from the town centre.
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Renters Are Checking Contents Cover As Replacement Costs Keep Rising
Renters are checking their contents insurance more carefully as the cost of replacing phones, laptops, furniture and appliances continues to climb.
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Independent Shops Review Prices Carefully as Supplier Costs Keep Changing
For an independent shop owner, a letter from a supplier announcing another price rise sets off a familiar calculation.
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Guided Morning Walks Bring New Life to City Park Pathways
City parks are welcoming early risers with guided morning walks along their tree lined pathways, offering residents a gentle way to start the day.
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Road Resurfacing Programme Aims to Smooth Busy City Routes
Drivers and bus passengers should expect short delays in coming weeks as a resurfacing programme tackles worn sections of several busy city routes.
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Glacier Lakes Offer New Clues About Melting in Mountain Valleys
Mountain researchers are studying lakes that form beside and in front of retreating glaciers to understand how meltwater is reshaping valleys and.
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JournalTrace: A Complete Guide to Checking Journal Metrics, Indexing and Publication Details
Choosing where to publish is one of the most consequential decisions a researcher makes. The right journal puts your work in front of the audience it deserves and counts toward funding and promotion decisions. The wrong choice can mean months lost to a journal that is out of scope, no longer indexed, or not a…
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Cities Are Mapping Shade Like Infrastructure as Heat Makes Footpaths Dangerous
Shade is emerging as measurable public health infrastructure in cities facing longer, hotter summers.
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New Apartment Blocks Prioritise Shared Green Courtyards
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Family Businesses Plan Succession Earlier To Avoid Disputes
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Volunteers Join Flood Cleanup to Clear Shops and Pavements
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Renters Are Checking Contents Cover As Replacement Costs Keep Rising
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Independent Shops Review Prices Carefully as Supplier Costs Keep Changing