Author: r.holley

Written by Rhea Holley Nandan Kumar has been at the Yaxley site since 1999. First operating on a franchise basis. When it was sold of in 2003, he was able to successfully bid for the Freehold. This gave Nandan the freedom to develop the site as he has.  Since then, significant investments have been made to modernize the site. The shop was upgraded to …

Written by Rhea Holley With around 4 million vehicles traveling in and out of London daily, a figure projected to grow as the adoption of electric vehicles (EVs) accelerates under the UK government’s zero-emission vehicle mandate, towns like Epsom are vital for commuters.  It’s no surprise that forward-thinking business owners, such as Johnny Srikris …

Written by Rhea Holley If you’ve ever had the pleasure of driving through the Peak District in the UK, you’ll know its allure: rolling hills, dramatic rugged edges, and breathtaking views. Despite its popularity, the area also offers peace and tranquillity, making it perfect for unwinding. Each season brings its charm—lush greenery in spring, vibran …

Written by Rhea Holley Garden centres are more than just places to pick up a few plants—they’re vibrant, welcoming hubs for all things green and growing. From small, family-owned businesses tucked in picturesque villages to sprawling centres with everything from plants and pots to cozy cafés and pet supplies. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener …

Written by Rhea Holley With two pristine sandy beaches, scenic walking trails, and a vibrant hotspot for swimmers and watersports enthusiasts, Hope Cove could easily be mistaken for a Mediterranean gem. Yet, this tranquil haven is nestled in the heart of Devon, UK. Offering a serene escape from the fast pace of everyday life, Hope Cove attracts visit …

Written by Rhea Holley Tower Services is located in the historic town of Market Drayton, renowned for its vibrant arts and culture scene, as well as a bustling town centre featuring an art gallery, cinema, and theatre. The town has also earned recognition for producing several critically acclaimed bands and proudly claims to be the birthplace of Gin …

Written by Rhea Holley Tyburn Road may not be a name that instantly rings a bell, but it plays a vital role in Birmingham’s transport network, connecting the city to the M6 motorway and key areas like Erdington and Castle Vale. On a typical day, it sees an estimated 20,000 to 30,000 vehicles, with even higher volumes during peak times. Given t …

Written by Rhea Holley The Wooda Holiday Park has been owned and operated by the Colwill family for nearly a century. Once a working farm, remnants of its agricultural past, like the original milk churns, can still be found around the property. However, since 1975, when Ken Colwill recognised the area’s potential for tourism, the farm has evo …