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Bristol on a Budget: 7 Things to Do That Won’t Break the Bank

Bristol is a buzzing city with a great deal to offer both locals and visitors alike but with so much to do, how do you decide on the best ways to spend your time in the city? If you're planning your trip and you're keen to maximise your budget as much as possible, here are some of the city's best attractions and activities that won't break the bank.

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Why Now Is the Time to Invest in Bristol Property

Located in the southwest of England, Bristol is positioned on the River Avon close to Bath, Weston-super-Mare, Swindon, and Stroud, with Cardiff and Newport in Wales located on the other side of the water. The city enjoys a temperate climate, close proximity to numerous stunning beaches, and excellent transport links to the likes of London, Birmingham, Liverpool, Manchester, and the Midlands. 

These are just some of the reasons why Bristol...

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Cleaner Air and Green Home Initiatives Across Bristol (Latest Roundup!)

We once told you that London is losing more than 1,000 people to Bristol every year. That statistic was calculated prior to COVID-19 and before an exponential rise in remote working. It is logical to assume that a continuation of remote working will lead to more people swapping the big smoke for leafier regions, including Bristol.

But these latest events are not the only thing attracting professionals and families to Bristol. An array...

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How to Buy a Home: A guide for first-time buyers

How do you buy a home in the UK? What are the stages of buying a house? These questions are typically easy to answer if you have been through the process already.

First-time buyers tend to not understand the complete process of buying a home in the UK, so we thought we’d help them out…  

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Everything You Need to Know About Packing for Your Move

After securing a new home there is a lot to look forward to, but packing is not usually one of them. Packing can be a monotonous task and often includes family arguments, difficult decisions and stress. It’s like a real-life game of Monopoly.

In fact, research has found that moving home is more stressful than divorce and any other significant life event. 62% of 2,000 adults surveyed in the...

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Could an Increase in Remote Working Change Bristols Property Demands?

COVID-19 has been a nationwide - if not a global - trial period for remote working. Businesses that never considered allowing employees to work from home have had their hands forced, and it may just influence the way businesses operate in the future.

Both Facebook and Google have already declared that remote working is here to stay. Their employees capable of doing their tasks from home are...

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ST WERBURGH’S HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BROOKS DYE WORKS

Bristol is fast becoming prime real estate on the UK housing market. The first UK city set to ban diesel vehicles to improve air quality is also home to exceptional schools and has easy access to the M32 and M4.

It’s not surprising then that three people move from London to Bristol each day.

Most BS postcodes are in demand right now, but If you are looking for...

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New 8-storey Business Centre to Rise in Temple Quay

The Temple Quay area of Bristol stands on a triangle of land between Bristol Floating Harbour, Temple Way (A4044) and Temple Meads train station, and forms an important gateway into the city. The area used to be home to a goods shed designed by Bristol’s most famous architect Isambard Kingdom Brunel, but this was rebuilt several times and eventually closed and demolished in 1982. (more…)...
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