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Kiss FM breakfast show host Harriet Rose has lived in Walthamstow Village for five years. Here’s why she loves it.
With his own Netflix series, award-winning TV shows and a sold out tour, Mo Gilligan has firmly cemented himself as one of our brightest comedy stars. He explains why he will always love Peckham
Samyukta Nair, the glamorous restaurateur behind Indian restaurants Jamavar and Bombay Bustle, has just opened the doors to her latest dining venture MiMi Mei Fair. Here’s what she loves about Mayfair.
East London drag queen Crystal starred in the first season of RuPaul's Drag Race UK and has lived in Dalston for six years with her husband, Tom.
Architect Andrew Mcmullan is the founder of Mcmullan Studio, a London based practice which has collaborated on the gold medal-winning Chelsea Flower Show M&G; garden to create an urban pocket park.
Layla Andrews is an artist who has been championed by the likes of Barack Obama. She tells Amira Hashish about her neighbourhood's most vibrant spots.
Moving to Spain also forced the couple to buy their first electric blanket
When it comes to moving to a new London area, choose wisely or your decision may come back to haunt your social life
Cook and author Anna Barnett has lived in Hackney for 18 years with her husband Thom and dog Ted
Cécile Ganansia has lived in South Kensington for more than a decade. She runs online art gallery and advisory service Canopy Collections with Louise Chignac
Just over an hour from London and with a choice of charming cities or beautiful villages — Hampshire’s the perfect country escape. But be prepared for top prices
Judy Joo has lived in Marylebone for 17 years. She runs Korean fried chicken restaurant Seoul Bird and has starred on Saturday Kitchen and Sunday Brunch
Londoners will have to look beyond the traditional commuter towns if they want a serious home upgrade
Do dramatic landscapes and beautiful, historic towns appeal? Here are three Surrey locations you should know about, all within an hour’s commute of London.
Trade a London flat for a house and find a more relaxed lifestyle with plentiful transport connections.
Look beyond the traditional commuter honeypots to find great value in well-connected alternatives
Open space, fresh air and... sheep. Ruth Bloomfield meets a family who swapped south-east London for fields.
Lockdown gave this couple pause for thought, bringing forward their move to the Isle of Man by a decade or two.
The move to rural Devon was overwhelming at first for the Whiting family but, four years on, they couldn’t be happier with the lifestyle swap.
Fancy the island life but can’t stray too far from London? Here are the capital’s best commuter isles.
The family even managed to find primary school places for three children.
Jessie and Alastair Mills said goodbye to their home in Nunhead for a move to a historic village near Bath last year, and haven’t looked back.
Renters are finding they no longer need an expensive home in the capital in the new WFH reality
Turn UK Covid winter into a new experience. Now that you can, why not work from home abroad?
Weekend in these special country hotels and return to your palazzo flat in Florence.
If beautiful coastal and country walks are your idea of staycation heaven, you are spoilt for choice
The scramble is on for holiday homes in the UK. Award-winning St Mawes has both picture-perfect cottages and some of Britain's finest sailing waters.
Adventurous post-lockdown Brits are taking on UK holiday home projects from Cornwall to the Cairngorms.
The best bolt holes for wetsuit warriors near lovely lakes, rivers and beaches.
A favourite holiday destination, and popular with second-home buyers too, France covers all the bases. Here's the must-read book to help bring France to you until your next visit.
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