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Jonathan BramwellGearing up for a road revolution. Putters have given way to wheels, plus-fours to Lycra. As golf club membership in Britain dwindles, our passion for two wheels knows no bounds, with two million people now cycling once a week. Where once the middle-age aspiration was to overlook the fairway, now it’s all about being near…
Read more Jonathan BramwellThe new kings of the wrecking ball. In many of today’s sought-after addresses, as soon as the Sold signs come down it’s not the buyers who move in: it’s the builders or the bulldozers, says Zoe Dare Hall at the Telegraph Luxury. Read the full article for Nick Mead‘s comments: The new kings of the wrecking…
Read more Jonathan BramwellThe top 20 areas to buy a home within 60 minutes of the capital. Many towns and villages within an hour of London offer commuters a great escape, an enviable choice of homes and top schools. Ruth Bloomfield at the Evening Standard takes a look at the pros and cons of moving to 20 of the…
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Nick MeadHouse prices: What have the Romans ever done for us? What have the Romans ever done for us? So asked Reg in Monty Python’s Life of Brian. Well, quite a lot, and their prolific construction skills continue to give back to those who own property in their settlements, says Fiona Brandhorst at The Telegraph. Read…
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