Rom Preston-Ellis

England

Assistant News Editor at The Daily Mirror

Journalist. Assistant News Editor @DailyMirror. #CFC fan. All views my own.

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Homeowners with garden fences told to 'contact council' or risk £20,000 fine

2 days ago | msn.com | James Rodger |Rom Preston-Ellis

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Dust won't cling to skirting boards and blinds if one item is used

2 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Katherine McPhillips |Andrew Quinn

Skirting boards and blinds are dust magnets, but there's a simple trick you can use to keep dust at bay for longerDusting can often feel like a never-ending task, as freshly-cleaned surfaces around the home seem to immediately attract dirt again, but there's a clever trick that can keep dust at bay for longer. With warmer temperatures and opened windows to allow in the breeze, air circulates more easily, effortlessly carrying dust into every nook and cranny.
Britain's oldest road spans 87 miles of history with stunning landscapes

2 days ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Andrew Quinn |Jennifer Pinto

The Ridgeway National Trail is an ancient path that has been walked by everyone from drovers to traders, and even invaders, and today it's a popular spot for outdoor enthusiastsThe Ridgeway National Trail, known as Britain's most ancient road, is steeped in history with over 5,000 years' worth of travellers having traversed its length.
Common food item you must never take through airport security

4 days ago | msn.com | Aimee Robinson |Rom Preston-Ellis

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Keep rats out of your garden with 12p item that's already in your home

4 days ago | msn.com | Alex Hickey |Chloe Dobinson |Rom Preston-Ellis |Almha Murphy |Sam Dimmer

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Gardeners urged to use 2 kitchen scraps to help your roses and hydrangeas bloom bigger

4 days ago | msn.com | Sam Dimmer |Rom Preston-Ellis |Katherine McPhillips |Oliver Radcliffe

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Five household scraps that will help your peace lily to bloom

1 week ago | msn.com | Rom Preston-Ellis |Katherine McPhillips

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Gardeners should sprinkle sugar on lawns as it's a 'game-changer'

1 week ago | dailyrecord.co.uk | Rom Preston-Ellis |Chris Marzella |Nicole Haynes

Gardeners hoping to achieve the perfect lawn may want to consider this simple, cost-effective trick. The quest for the ideal lush, vibrant green lawn without any clumps, moss or bare patches is a common goal for gardeners throughout the nation, particularly with the lovely spring sunshine we've been relishing of late. But preparing your turf for the hot summer days ahead can be quite the undertaking – it typically entails tedious manual weeding or shelling out for high-priced fertilisers.
Fed-up gardeners reveal easy hack that wipes out stubborn weeds for good

1 week ago | the-express.com | Angela Patrone |Brigid Brown |Rom Preston-Ellis

According to Suzie, it's just the weeds on the driveway, there are no other plants or flowers to work around. The group of online gardeners saw her question, and chimed in, agreeing that vinegar and salt can work, but there are other options like... laundry detergent. Simone Mister wrote: "I used to use salt on my alleyway and it works, but washing powder was better for me." Vera Hill agreed: "Laundry powders are amazing on gravel weeds.
'Hidden gem' UK fishing village named one of Europe's best by travel experts

1 week ago | msn.com | Rom Preston-Ellis |Ben Lyons |Benedict Tetzlaff-Deas

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