A speeding BMW driver from Midlothian who crashed through a garden fence while under the influence of alcohol has been disqualified for 15 months. Joseph Naismith was pinned to the ground by locals after he crashed into several fences at Thornybank Grove in Dalkeith while under the influence of alcohol or drugs on June 10… Continue reading Currently a speeding Midlothian driver is stranded on the ground after crashing through the garden
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When is it too early to decorate for Christmas? Design experts tell us
See New Jersey's Natalie Grabow, the first woman to finish Ironman Kona since the '80s Natalie Grabow of Mountain Lakes is the first woman in her 80s to complete the Ironman Kona World Championship. It seems like the Christmas decorations get put up earlier and earlier every year. Stores stock their shelves with glittery bows… Continue reading When is it too early to decorate for Christmas? Design experts tell us
Vaulted ceilings, list price $2.95 million along Augusta Road
GREENVILLE – It features a porch with copper gas lanterns and custom double doors leading to a 32-foot-long grand foyer. And that's just the beginning at 28 Sunset Drive, a home in the Augusta Road area of Greenville that recently hit the market with a listing price of $2.95 million. Built in 2020, the 5,200-square-foot,… Continue reading Vaulted ceilings, list price $2.95 million along Augusta Road
Kinetic panels run across the facade of the Perkins&Will residential tower
The dynamic facade characterizes the Figueira Leopoldo Tower by Perkins&Will Perkins&Will developed Figueira Leopoldo for MPD Construtora and Helbor Empreendimentos in the district of Itaim Bibi Sao Paulo. The Reside The tower combines architectural clarity with a kinetically inspired facade System that creates a dialogue between art, movement and the urban environment. The project draws… Continue reading Kinetic panels run across the facade of the Perkins&Will residential tower
The UK construction sector continues to be hampered by economic uncertainty and planning delays
THERE WAS a further slowdown in construction activity across the UK in the third quarter of 2025 as economic uncertainty, regulatory challenges and planning delays continue to weigh heavily on the sector. This is according to the latest UK Construction Monitor from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors (RICS). Planning delays The overall construction workload… Continue reading The UK construction sector continues to be hampered by economic uncertainty and planning delays
The French are spending £132,000 of British taxpayers' money to build a fence to stop migrants harassing locals in a town near Calais
FRENCH officials plan to spend up to £132,000 of British taxpayers' money on a huge fence to stop migrants harassing locals in a small town near Calais. A local agency wants to build a 1,000-foot-long, 6½-foot-tall barrier to keep them away from residents. houses and gardens in Gravelines, where dozens of mostly young men wait… Continue reading The French are spending £132,000 of British taxpayers' money to build a fence to stop migrants harassing locals in a town near Calais
Mongolia shines at WTM 2025 in London, showcasing its rich culture and sustainable travel to a global audience
Home » Travel news from Mongolia » Mongolia shines at WTM 2025 in London, showcasing its rich culture and sustainable travel to a global audience Published on November 6, 2025 At the WTM 2025 in London, Mongolia will captivate global audiences by showcasing its unique cultural heritage and commitment to sustainable tourism. With its vast… Continue reading Mongolia shines at WTM 2025 in London, showcasing its rich culture and sustainable travel to a global audience
Susannah Holmberg reimagines desert life at Moab Residence
As a designer Susannah Holmberg approached it Juniper hills Inhabiting the home of a family of seven, she faced a challenge familiar to anyone working in regions of outstanding natural beauty – the looming temptation to create a themed environment. But as Holmberg explains, “We tend to believe that Southwestern design has become a watered-down… Continue reading Susannah Holmberg reimagines desert life at Moab Residence
Outdoor Living Evolution: Sustainable design trends for 2026
Outdoor spaces are evolving into essential extensions of modern homes, moving beyond leisure zones to fully integrated environments that blend effortlessly with interior spaces. Starting in 2026, the focus will shift to durable, high-performance and sustainable materials that maintain their beauty over time and set a new standard for functional and aesthetic outdoor living, says… Continue reading Outdoor Living Evolution: Sustainable design trends for 2026
Wyoming cows go high-tech with electronic collars and “virtual fences”
Technology could be the answer to an age-old dilemma in Wyoming — containing cattle without putting too many fences in the way of migrating wildlife. Three Sheridan-area ranches tried “virtual fences” this year as part of a pilot program sponsored by the Sheridan Community Land Trust. Cows are fitted with electronic collars that respond to… Continue reading Wyoming cows go high-tech with electronic collars and “virtual fences”