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An Alternative Guide to Bonfire Night for London Residents

Remember, remember, Bonfire Night celebrations don’t always have to go off with a bang. There are lots of ways to have fun on the 5th of November without letting off noisy fireworks (which can cause distress to small children, pets* and wildlife).  Here are five ways to have a quieter Bonfire Night this year.  Marshmallow fun  Nothing takes the chill off the November night air quite like toasted...

Triple Win at The ESTAS 2023: Why We’re Among the Best Estate Agents and Letting Agents in London

We're absolutely delighted to announce that MyLondonHome has been honoured with three awards at The Estate and Letting Agents Customer Service Awards 2023. These accolades further solidify our reputation as one of the best estate agents and letting agents in London.   The Awards  We're thrilled to share that MyLondonHome received the following:  Silver Award in London for Sales  Bronze Award...

How to Deal with the Change in Seasons

If you’re feeling tired, grumpy and an overwhelming urge to hibernate as the autumn days get shorter and cooler, you’re not alone. Many people experience a dip in mood and energy at this time of year. But before you dive for cover under the duvet, here are some tips to help you deal with – and maybe even enjoy – the seasonal changes we face at this time of year. Embrace the elements “There's...

Fun Activities to Do in London in Autumn 

With the days getting cooler and the leaves turning red and yellow, it’s time to embrace the change in season with these fun autumn activities.  Go bonkers for conkers  What better way to introduce children to the joys of nature than by going on a conker hunt?  Put on your wellies and go in search of horse chestnut trees in your local park or woods. Around the base, you should find lots of...

How to Become an Ace Bargain Hunter during Second-Hand September

Looking for a way to save cash, be kind to the environment and help a good cause? Then roll up your sleeves and go hunting for a second-hand bargain.  As this month is Second-Hand September*, now’s the time to up your game when shopping for ‘pre-loved’ clothes, shoes, furniture and toys.  And to help you do so, we’ve prepared some tips on sniffing out the best charity shop bargains. ...

Five Ways to Make Your Home a More Joyful Place  

Everyone needs a little bit of joy. And these days, finding joy has become a big business. There are gratitude journals, exercise programmes, spiritual practices and much, much more to help you achieve happiness, but what about finding joy in your surroundings?   Your home environment is essential to your happiness and wellbeing. And now that summer has come to an end, it’s the perfect time to work...

Tips to Help Your Kids Get Over Back to School Jitters

No matter what your child’s age, the first day back at school can feel overwhelming. Whether it’s their first day in Reception, the start of a major exam year or just back into the daily grind of lessons, lunchtimes, and the school routine – it can feel like a lot.   After a summer of some sun, relaxation and freedom, getting back into the swing of things, new teachers, and restarting...

From Cluttered to Calm: Storage Tips to Make Your Life Easier

Close your eyes and picture your dream home. What do you see? A home that’s light, spacious and orderly? Or one that’s chaotic and cluttered with objects piled high and shoes and clothes strewn on the floor (along with bits of Lego that you inevitably tread on). The first scenario is the one that most people aspire to – and for good reason. Research shows that when our environment is tidy,...

What Is Wabi-Sabi and Would It Work in Your Home?

Forget Scandi style or minimalist chic, the interiors trend of the moment is wabi-sabi – an approach to design that’s gentler on the environment and the bank balance. So, what is this concept with the weird rhyming name all about, and could it work for you? Wabi-sabi has been popular in Japan for hundreds of years, where it’s considered more than a design aesthetic but a whole...

Support Your Local Charity

The month of December is filled with fun, festivities and food for most of us, yet for many others it is cold and lonely. And in the current cost of living crisis, it can feel more overwhelming than ever.  Charitable donations in the winter months are essential. By making a small contribution, you could make a huge difference to individuals and families facing an otherwise bleak winter. In this...

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