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Our workshop in a yard on Water Lane. The tools live here; we're mostly at yours.
Halden Plumbing has been working in Harrogate since 2004. The quickest way to reach us is by phone between seven and five. We read emails every evening.
Inspections within 3 working days. You get the report on the spot.
We cover Hexham and up to 15 miles around. No call-out charge within 10 miles.
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The chimney sweep's website on a phone. The bar stays at the bottom the whole time you read.
Most people look for a chimney sweep on their phone, often right by the stove. They don't want to copy a number or hunt for contact details at the bottom of the page.
Call dials the business in one tap.
Email opens a new message. They just add what they need.
A new fuse box in a flat in Allenton. The swap took one day.
New fuse boxes: the old fuses go in a drawer
We replace old rewireable fuses with circuit breakers and an RCD that protects you from electric shock. Most flats take a single day, with no cutting into the walls.
We replace rotten beams, save the sound wood and treat the whole roof. Here's how a repair works and what to expect.
New rafters on a family house in Bromyard. The repair took three days.
First we come out and go through the loft. On the spot, we tell you which beams are damaged and which will last for years yet. Then we replace rafters, purlins or wall plates, and finally we treat the whole roof against woodworm.
We take the old wood away and clean up after ourselves.
We restored the old house below the castle in 2019. Every room has its own bathroom and a window onto the gardens, and in the apartment you can cook for yourself.
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Up to 4 people, 28 m², free extra bed.
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Up to 4 people, 42 m², kitchenette and balcony.
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Breakfast £12 per person · dogs £10 a night · parking £5 a night
Concrete, granite or brick? It depends on what will drive over it
A path to a house in Shipley: concrete paving with granite sett edging.
We've been laying paving for over twenty years. The most common mistake we see is a material chosen from a catalogue, not for how it will be used. A driveway needs something different from a path to the flower beds.
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Concrete for driveways and patios. Takes a car. from £25/m²
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Brick for paths. Ages beautifully. from £40/m²
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Granite for yards and edging. Lasts for ever. from £60/m²
From a sketch on the desk to coloured light in your hallway
Staircase window, lead and hand-blown glass, 2025.
First I need the measurements and a photo. Then I sit down at my desk and within a fortnight I draw two designs. Both are free, and you're under no obligation.
Once you've chosen, I cut the glass and solder the lead, and in six to eight weeks I bring the panel and fit it. I can repair old windows too.
The lunch everyone at the meeting looks forward to
A buffet for sixty people at an annual meeting, set up in 40 minutes.
We cook for offices, schools and public bodies in the area. We deliver, set up and clear up. We invoice on 14-day terms, and regular clients get ten per cent off.
“We order every month, and nothing has ever been missing.”HR team at an engineering firm in Telford
A studio that dances by day and is yours in the evening
The main studio: ninety square metres, full-length mirrors and barres along the wall.
When the evening classes finish, we hire out the studio. Yoga groups, bands rehearsing and parents with children's parties all come to us. The floor is sprung, the sound system connects over Bluetooth and you can shower after your event.
The apples are in crates, the tomatoes are ripening for the last time
Crates of apples from the orchard behind the barn, picked this week.
Late September belongs to apples. We've been picking Cox since Monday, we dig Maris Pipers when the weather allows, and the butternut squash are lying in the sun in the yard. It's the tomatoes' final week, and cabbage arrives in mid-October.
Yes, if you have a referral. Your GP, an orthopaedic consultant or a neurologist can give you one, and it covers the course of sessions they recommend.
And if I don't have a referral?
Come as a self-pay patient. A session here lasts 45 minutes and costs £55, by card or cash.
“Your insurer's code is on your membership card.”
What should I bring?
Your referral, your membership card and comfortable clothes. Allow an hour for your first visit.
Venetian blinds with 25 mm slats, the most popular choice for a living room.
We price blinds by window area: venetian blinds cost £50 per square metre, vertical ones £55. Fitting is £20 per window, and measuring is free. Fill in the sizes and you'll see the price straight away.
A 6 kWp system with a battery on a house in Hereford.
Using 6,500 kWh a year at 27p per kWh, the family saves £1,600 a year. After the grant the system costs £9,100, so the first years go on paying it off.
−£9,100break-even in year 6+£14,900
“After fifteen years, the family is £14,900 ahead.”
Three nights by the lake for £450. Child and breakfast included.
A family room with a balcony at Three Limes Guest House.
We entered arrival on Friday 16 October, departure on Monday, two adults and one child under twelve. The calculator on the guest house website broke the price down like this:
Room
3 nights × £95
£285
Extra bed
3 × £20
£60
Breakfast
3 days
£90
Parking
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£15
Breakfast for children is half price. Enquire about dates
If you come once a week, the 10-class pass is your best buy: it works out at £40 a month. At two classes a week the lines cross, and the £75 monthly pass is cheaper.
Before. The empty wall above the sofa, as the customer photographed it.After. Morning over the vineyard, 80 × 60 cm, in a dark frame.
All you need is a phone photo of the wall and its width. The painting is placed on it at the right scale, and you can switch the size and frame with one tap. If you like the result, send an enquiry with the photo, and the painter knows exactly what you mean.
“In the end I went for the smaller size. The big one would have swamped the sofa.”
An extra storey with a new roof on top, built in four days
A family in Kendal needed more space. The old roof had to come off completely. We prepared the new one in our workshop and assembled it on site before the rains came.
A pitched roof in C24 structural timber, 142 m², May 2025.
The owners were adding a storey, so the old roof came down to the last beam. We cut the frame in our workshop to the plans and brought it to site as a kit.
Then the roofers we've worked with for years laid the slates. From the first beam to the last batten took four working days.
“One morning we had no roof. By Friday we had fresh spruce over our heads.”Mrs Ellis, the owner
The living room after seven weeks of work. Inset: how it looked the day we got the keys.
The two-bed flat in Bedford had stood empty for two years. We replaced the plumbing and wiring, stripped the old plaster, levelled the floors and decorated. The owner chose the kitchen herself, and we fitted it.
“I didn't think it could be done in two months.”Vera, Bedford
Water Under Ice on show at the Mill Gallery, March 2026.
Series · 2025–2026
Water Under Ice
Eleven canvases about what happens beneath the surface when no one is looking.
Anna Whitlock spent two winters painting by the pond beyond the village. Instead of the landscape, she captured layers of ice, bubbles and the shadows of reeds. Blue is the only colour she used in the series.
The paintings are acrylic on canvas, from 60 × 60 to 140 × 90 cm. Four already have owners, and the rest are available directly from the studio.
“Ice isn't white. It holds everything that froze in it.”
Their dad started Clayton's Bakery in a barn in 1991. Today his daughters run it, and the starter is still the same one.
The morning bake: the oven is fired up with wood at three.
When Joseph Clayton rented the barn behind his house in 1991, he had one oven and his grandmother's recipe. Today six people work at the bakery and the bread goes to six shops in the area.
“In thirty years our starter hasn't died once.”
Their flour comes from the mill in Bainbridge, they add no improvers to the rolls, and their little shop on the square has a queue every morning.
The Backdrop Players have been on stage in Malton since 1998, and two or three new people join every season. Most of them have never stood on a stage before. It starts simply: you come to a rehearsal and watch.
Come and watch a rehearsal. Tuesdays and Thursdays from 18:30, community hall.
Try it out for a month. No commitment and no fee.
Fill in the form. Membership £40 a year, students £20.
The community hall where we rehearse on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
“I only came to watch. I've stayed eight years.”Emma, with the Players since 2018
The apiary on Hollins Hill has stood in the same place since 1958.
In 1924, twelve farmers met at the Lime Tree Inn and wrote the society's rules. Back then everyone kept hives in their own garden. All they shared was a honey extractor and a monthly meeting.
The society didn't build its own apiary on Hollins Hill until 1958. Forty years later came a club for children from three local schools, and with it a new generation of beekeepers.
“A mug has to sit well in your hand. Everything else is decoration.”
Shelves in the Chagford workshop. She mixes her glazes from the ash of her own wood stove.
She has worked with clay since she was sixteen. After art college, she spent four years throwing mugs and bowls for restaurants, then eight years teaching children at an arts centre. Since 2024, she has had her own workshop and runs classes for adults.
Why you should ask to see an electrician's paperwork
New sockets in a kitchen. We always hand over finished work with a test certificate.
After a fire or a short circuit, your insurer will ask who did the wiring and who tested it. Without a registration and a test certificate, they may cut the payout. That's why our certificates are signed by a qualified inspector, and we're insured in case anything at your home gets damaged.
The morning counter at Village Green Bakery. It's usually sold out by ten.
Andrew Marsh has been baking on the village green since 2013. His twelve-year-old sourdough starter won second place in a regional contest this year. “We only bake as much as we sell. Whatever's left goes into breadcrumbs,” he says.
The juice in Orleton is pressed from three varieties, with no added sugar or water.
The orchard outside the village was planted by Grandad Ashby. Today it has four hundred trees, and we bring its apples to the shop from September to spring.
“We pick in the morning, and by the afternoon they're with you in Ludlow.”
Haywood Builders has been building in and around Ashby Vale for over twenty years.
Haywood Builders has backed Ashby Vale FC since 2019. Every season it pays for kits for all five youth teams, and in the spring it helped repair the stand.
“Half my bricklayers played here once. We're giving back what we got.”Tom Haywood, owner
A sandpit for Little Buds, and others we're behind
The garden at Little Buds Nursery, which got a new sandpit this spring.
When the nursery wrote to say the old sandpit was falling apart, we paid for a new one, with the sand and a cover. It cost £1,500, and the children have been digging it up since day one.
“The children look forward to the garden more than to snack time.”Hannah Gale, manager of Little Buds
Wedmore outplay Axbridge and hold on to second place
The home side won 6 : 2 and are just two points behind leaders Cheddar. On Sunday the two meet head to head.
The second half of the match decided it. After three legs the score was level, but then Paul Frost knocked down 72 pins and the rest of the team followed his lead.
“We're going to Cheddar to win, not to defend.”captain Jim Parker
The view from the ridge beyond Stony Fell, around km 10.
The start is in the Market Square at eight in the morning. For the first nine kilometres you climb a forest track to the summit, 612 metres above sea level, and that's where the field spreads out.
km 15 The first feed station is at the keeper's lodge: water, bananas and tea.
km 22 The Raven Gill descent is the most technical part. Roots and loose rocks, so leave yourself a margin.
km 27 Mill Tarn: the second feed station and the first aid point. Then it's just the flat run to the finish.
Lane eight, where the deciding strike came. 44 more photos are in the gallery.
Eighteen teams, five hours of play and a lead still counted in tens at ten at night. The Kirkby Fire Crew closed in right up to the last round, but the Tin Cans held their nerve.
The highest game of the night went to Tom K.: 236 points. Next year the tournament is back on the third weekend of September.
The cellar under the house, where twelve wines are maturing this year. We open it on Saturday 10 October from 14:00.
Open cellars starts in 12 days, 5 hours and 40 minutes. We'll pour everything that matured this year, with a folk band playing. Tickets are £20, and you take the glass home.
8 NovNew wine lunch from 11:00, roast goose to pre-order
Before you order blinds, get your windows measured
A ground-floor window of a family home in Tarporley. Made-to-measure blinds, 14 days after measuring.
Every window is a different depth and sits at a different height above the patio. So Cooper Blinds come out, measure up and show you fabric and slat samples on the spot. It only costs you time: within 20 miles of Chester, measuring is free.
“You'll have the quote in your inbox within three days.”
Thank you for booking a family shoot on Saturday 17 October at 10:00. To keep the slot yours, please pay a £50 deposit within three days. You pay the rest, £150, after the shoot.
If the date no longer suits you, let us know at least two days before and we'll move the deposit to another day.
Scan it in your banking app. £50, sort code 04-00-04, account 12345678, ref. 20261017.
A 1928 roof frame after repair. We kept the old beams wherever we could.
Roof frames, pergolas, carports and storm damage repairs. Tell us what's happening and we'll get back to you by the next working day with a date for a site visit.
Coupon · Hardy Carpentry
NameMartin Wheeler
Contactmartin.wheeler@email.co.uk
Your messageHello, we need the roof timbers on our barn repaired, about 8 × 12 m. When could you come and take a look?
The house with the green garden at the end of Newfield
You reach the practice through the gate and along the garden path.
By car, leave the ring road for Newfield and after 300 yards turn right just past the pharmacy. The practice is the third house on the left – you'll know it by the red gate.
Without a car, buses 15 and 19 run to the Hillview stop, two minutes' walk up a gentle hill. The waiting room and consulting room are on the ground floor, and the garden path has no steps.
We repair washing machines, dishwashers and tumble dryers in people's homes all around Hexham. Find your town or village to see what you'll pay for travel.
BBroomhaugh free Bywell free
CChopwell £15 Consett £15
HHexham free
NNewbrough free
OOakwood free
PPonteland £15 Prudhoe £15
SStamfordham £15 Stocksfield £15
WWarden free
Your village isn't listed? Beyond 20 miles, we come by arrangement for £1 a mile.
The pond where the lilies only flower in the morning
The pond's stone edging dates from 1936. Last year the Shaws took it apart and rebuilt it.
The Shaws have grown water lilies for thirty years and have over forty varieties. Three times each summer they open the garden to everyone. Come in the morning – the flowers close in the afternoon.
We take almost everything. Here's what works where, so nothing catches you out at the till.
You can pay for anything by card or phone, even a single espresso. We don't have a minimum spend and never wanted one. We take cash in pounds and euros, but we only give change in pounds.
“A £3 coffee? Card's fine.”
We accept our vouchers on paper or a gift card, but we don't give change on them. For businesses and catering orders, we issue an invoice payable within 14 days.
For deliveries, you pay the driver by card or cash.
The corridor to the treatment rooms on the second floor: no thresholds, 150 cm wide.
The entrance from the car park behind the building is level with the pavement and the doors open by themselves. A lift with a 110 × 140 cm car takes you right to the waiting room door.
All doors are 90 cm wide and the accessible toilet is on the ground floor. There are two Blue Badge spaces right by the entrance, and assistance dogs are welcome.
“Call ahead and we'll come out to meet you.”01632 960123
Mrs Hollis brings the pumpkins for the cheesecake from the market square.
Autumn in the cake counter: pumpkin cheesecake
You'll find it in the counter every day until the end of November. A slice is £3.80, or order a whole cake for £32. We bake it with pumpkins from the market on a biscuit base.
Warranty and claims: the five questions we hear most
How long does the warranty last?
24 months from purchase on new bikes and parts, and three months on servicing. On frames from selected brands, the manufacturer gives up to five years.
What should I bring?
The bike or faulty part and proof of purchase. A receipt on your phone is fine.
How long does it take?
We allow up to 30 days, but we sort most claims within a week.
What isn't covered?
Normal wear and tear: tyres, chain, brake pads. Crash damage isn't covered either.
Who will let me know?
We'll call you as soon as your bike is ready to collect.
The mountains go to bed early. Here's how we do things.
Room 3, looking out to Cairn Gorm. Ready from 15:00.
Check-in is from three in the afternoon until eight in the evening, and check-out is by ten. If you're arriving late, please call us on 07700 900412.
“Quiet from 22:00. On the terrace too.”
There's no smoking in the rooms, but you can smoke on the terrace. Dogs are welcome by arrangement for £12 a night. Skis and boots go in the ski room on the ground floor, and a lost key costs £25.
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