It never ceases to amaze us how transformative a fresh coat of paint can be. After all, the right shade can be the deciding factor between a light and airy room – and one with an intimate cocoon effect. There are many tips and tricks for choosing the perfect shade, but pros say you should… Continue reading How designers choose the perfect trim paint color every time
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Road closed after bridge hit by truck in Conwy
These images show how a heavily used bridge was closed following a traffic accident. There was an unconfirmed report that a truck had crashed into the level crossing near Cadnant Park in Conwy. Part of the structure is boarded up. Barriers, metal fences and bollards were installed at the ends of the bridge. It is… Continue reading Road closed after bridge hit by truck in Conwy
Portugal's Algarve expands horizons with powerful cultural immersion, majestic hiking trails and year-round festivals that reveal the true essence of Portuguese nature
Home » Portugal travel news » Portugal's Algarve expands horizons with powerful cultural immersion, majestic hiking trails and year-round festivals that reveal the true essence of Portuguese nature Published on November 29, 2025 Traditionally known for its coastal attractions, the Algarve is now revealing its inland treasures to offer a richer and more varied travel… Continue reading Portugal's Algarve expands horizons with powerful cultural immersion, majestic hiking trails and year-round festivals that reveal the true essence of Portuguese nature
This is how the Bagatela Theater in Krakow will change after reconstruction
The Bagatela Theater reveals his cards, presents the winning design for reconstruction of the building designed by the Kraków studio at the intersection of Krupnicza and Karmelicka streets SAO architecture. The “substantial” revolution was discussed at a press conference on November 28 this year. How will the construction of Krakow's iconic theater change? When will… Continue reading This is how the Bagatela Theater in Krakow will change after reconstruction
Don't want to waste this Christmas? How to give green and sustainable gifts | Christmas
One of the best lines from Paul Kelly's song “How to Make Gravy” is: “Have a Merry Christmas, I'm really going to miss it, all the treasures and junk.” While stacks of slinkies, scented candles and beach cricket sets may seem like a rite of passage that's bad for the environment, research from the Australia… Continue reading Don't want to waste this Christmas? How to give green and sustainable gifts | Christmas
Visual game and media design at the Royal Danish Academy
The Visual Game and Media Design course at the Royal Danish Academy supports students in developing game design and motion graphics skills and offers the opportunity to work on projects with industry experts and colleagues at local schools in Denmark. Visual Game and Media Design is an intensive two-year program for students ready to immerse… Continue reading Visual game and media design at the Royal Danish Academy
Newbury Coral Gold Cup trends for Saturday 2.55 – Paddy Power News
Get your piping hot stats fresh out of the oven! The Coral Gold Cup at Newbury is one of National Hunt Racing's premier handicap chases. We're in for a massive shake-up as a maximum field of 24 runners, including Monty's Star, fourth in last season's Cheltenham Gold Cup, set their sights on the top prize… Continue reading Newbury Coral Gold Cup trends for Saturday 2.55 – Paddy Power News
The color of December's birth month may be unexpected, but it's more versatile than you think
When you think of December colors, you probably think of rich greens, deep reds and luxurious golds – the colors you traditionally associate with the festive season. However, if you track the monthly birthstones and their associated hues, December's hue is more summery than seasonal. Turquoise, a vibrant greenish-blue, is reminiscent of calm tropical waters… Continue reading The color of December's birth month may be unexpected, but it's more versatile than you think
When churches need high fences, a city is in trouble – Winnipeg Free Press
When you think of the word “church,” you probably think of quiet reflection. Of refuge, of charity, of piety. Of community and faith – of the quiet hum of the radiators and the quiet voices – and perhaps even of peace. You probably don't think of a building surrounded by a ten-foot chain-link fence and… Continue reading When churches need high fences, a city is in trouble – Winnipeg Free Press
Green-Tech presents solutions for Blue Green Infrastructure in a new brochure
Green-tech Specifier, the specification provider Green-tech, has released a new brochure showcasing its solutions for Blue Green Infrastructure in urban environments. The new brochure is aimed at engineers, planners, landscape architects and designers and highlights the company's expertise in providing sustainable urban drainage systems, urban tree planting, smart irrigation and water storage. Seraya Sigsworth, Specification… Continue reading Green-Tech presents solutions for Blue Green Infrastructure in a new brochure