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When it comes to appointing a tradesperson – whether it's to build an extension, decorate your property or carry out electrical or plumbing works – would you feel 100% confident that you could choose a trustworthy and proficient individual or company to work in your home?
Our founder Gill was delighted to have been invited to provide her professional opinion for a recent article in The Sun newspaper* about getting the most from a home improvement project by avoiding rogue traders.
Gill was amongst six professional tradespeople – alongside a plumber, bricklayer, tiler, electrician and builder – who gave their tips and advice on selecting a reputable tradesperson to carry out important home improvement works and dodge those dreaded 'cowboy builders'.
• Get a word-of-mouth recommendation – there are a lot of rogue decorators as it is perceived as an 'easy' skill but it's easy to paint badly, it's not easy to paint well.
• Look for accreditations with the Painting and Decorating Association and see if they are approved by Trading Standards.
• Make sure you receive a well written quote with a fixed price.
• Follow your gut and if you feel you're being bamboozled, take a step back."
Gill knows a thing or two about providing a professional service, having founded Lady Decorators – her small team of professional interior decorators – back in 2003. Her business idea came about after she'd renovated a number of properties during which time she had grown disillusioned about the seeming lack of dependable, considerate and competent tradespeople who could be relied upon to demonstrate true value for money. Although Gill had managed to avoid appointing any out-and-out rogue traders she had grown wary after repeatedly receiving substandard service which led her to see an opportunity to start her own company.
Offering an exceptional interior decoration service with guaranteed flawless results, from the first seed of her idea, Gill has gone on to build a successful business based on providing an outstanding finish and fantastic customer service to exceed her customers' expectations and her reputation in the Sussex area is hard to beat.
For Leeds cyclists and visitors to the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors, there are some fantastic long distance routes to explore. Around Leeds, Bradford and Harrogate, rolling hills, valleys and reservoirs speckle the minor roads, offering ample space for recreation and challenging cycles.
The area I’m going to focus on is found between Harrogate and the Yorkshire Dale National Park, north of Otley and Pool, and south of Patley Bridge. The roads in this area offer an outstanding variety of terrain and features that are typical to the local area. For example the shorter, 30-mile loop that heads west at Fewston roams over a prolonged ridge, a reservoir crossing, a wood and a Roman road. Other notable features include an impressive wind farm and a conveniently placed pub in Beckwithshaw, The Pine Marten – a perfect place to rest before completing the final 15 miles to Leeds. The roads that connect these features offer an equal amount of variety and include steep winding climbs, exhilarating descents as well as some smooth and straight sections.
The numerous roads that intersect the area are well signposted and provided you stick within the given area you can be sure that you won’t ever be too far from home. The general format of the loops is simple: Head north towards Patley Bridge until you’ve had enough. Then take one of the many east west roads along into the next valley before joining a north south road that can take you back again.
Have a good look at Ordinance Survey Explorer maps 297 and 289 before you go (£7.99 each). Together with Google Maps you’ll orientate your way around the region like a local.
For the best routes I recommend you start by following the four reservoirs north of Otley named Lindley, Swinsty, Fewston and Truscros. You can either take the B4651 or follow the Newall Carr road along the ridge. Both are good. This will get some of the harder cycling out of the way first.
The traffic to Otley or Pool on the A660 is often heavy. It is best avoided using one of the many back roads that run parallel to it.
Alternatively take the train out from Leeds to Huby or other stations in the countryside north of Leeds.Look, I totally get people wanting to have good schools, personalized police service for rooftop golf ball removal, etc. But let’s not act as if the mere suggestion that there might actually be a better and more logical way of structuring local government is like some kind of affront to basic human rights and dignity here. The reality is we are operating local goverments under laws written 200+ years ago, well before we had paved roads, trains or cars. There probably are ways of doing things now with regards to governing and managing the scale of our metropolitan area, communities, and supporting infrastructure that are much better suited for the times in which we live, and that may very well benefit everyone for the better, no matter where they live.
Oh and by the way, the reason Grandview has a somewhat oddball boundary shape is because they were avoiding The Italians that lived near 5th along Glenn, Westwood, Elmwood, etc. Look it up. All cities are guilty of some form of exclusion.

Cities typically annex unincorporated areas, not municipal cities. It’s a bit of a mystery why Columbus (or GH) hasn’t annexed the remains on Clinton Township in that area.
Haha really? You must have gone to Columbus Public to believe that.
I get that its CU-gospel that suburbs suck, and sure, fine, in a lot of ways they do, but when it becomes a moral argument that suburbs’ very existence is somehow wrong or unjust, you’ve lost me. That’s just absurd. Give me a break.
Can someone explain this last page to me?Jessica will work to provide our vendors and landlords with whatever support they may need as the new Vendor Coordinator and Account Specialist. Jessica says that she is honored to be working with Pointe Realty Group and is thrilled to begin expanding her knowledge in Real Estate.
“The Property management team has welcomed me with open arms and have provided me with every resource needed,” she said.
Jessica was raised right here in South Hill, Virginia and is a proud graduate of Park View High School. "I couldn’t be happier to be working in my community. It’s amazing to be part of a team that will not only encourage me to my fullest potential, but also a team that has done so much for the community, right here in South Hill. Coming from years of management, it is a pleasure getting to work directly with owners & vendors making sure that every concern is resolved. I am delighted to begin my career in the Property Management field."
Pewter ampulla of St Thomas Becket. St. Thomas Becket is shown lying on a funeral bier, with two men standing at either end, one holding a book. Above are two angels, one carrying a cross and the other a sword. Ampullae are small containers used by pilgrims to collect holy water at places of pilgrimage. This ampulla from Canterbury was said to have held holy water mixed with a minute amount of the blood of St Thomas Becket. Even when diluted, the blood was believed to have miraculous powers. It was thought to cure virtually all diseases and in certain cases to have the power to bring the dead back to life. This ampulla bears the figure of St Thomas on one side. An inscription reads "OPTIMUS EGRORUM MEDICUS FIT TOMA BONORUM", "Thomas is the best doctor of the worthy sick". The reverse has a depiction of his body on a bier with two priests attending, one holding an open book and crosier. Above them are two angels, one with a sword and one with a cross.
[Health of rural population under active migratory processes].

Human health changes occurring in the presence of active migratory processes were analyzed in a rural area of the Orenburg region in 1995 to 2000. There were increases in morbidity and mortality rates. The rates of deaths caused by accidents, injuries and intoxication were noted to rise in the structure of mortality in the able-bodied population. The total mortality rate in the adult population in the area exceeds the average one of Russia. There is an evident tendency for an increase in the incidence of some most important non-epidemic diseases in the population. This all provides evidence for that its necessary to work out a system of preventive measures and, first of all, among socially disadapted strata of society.Journal of Mining Science -  The Journal of Mining Science is a bimonthly peer reviewed scientific journal published by Springer Science+Business Media that covers all aspects of mining engineering. Topics include geome