Tamara Kelly

2 weeks ago | womanandhome.com | Emma Shacklock |Tamara Kelly

Every now and then, the royals give us a sneak peek inside their homes, and it never disappoints. We've previously seen Kate Middleton's bargain cozy essential and, as it turns out, her brother James Middleton shares a similar sense of homely, welcoming decor. James' homely snug with its rustic brick fireplace and bare wooden table is the perfect space for cozy cheese nights with Alizée.

2 weeks ago | msn.com | Tamara Kelly

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2 weeks ago | womanandhome.com | Tamara Kelly

We've probably all encountered the dilemma of an overgrown tree causing frustration. But many of us are still unsure whether you can freely cut the overhanging branches from a neighbour's tree, or if you need permission. No matter what glorious garden trends lie on the other side of the fence, you might not always appreciate overhanging tree branches, particularly if the tree falls into the category of intrusive plants or those toxic to animals.

3 weeks ago | womanandhome.com | Tamara Kelly

If you're looking to keep cool this summer, we recommend popping to Aldi to pick up the incredibly affordable air cooler. It arrives in the middle aisle from this Thursday, 5th June, priced at just £39.99. When striving to keep a room cool without AC, you can't beat a fan or a portable air cooler to provide instant relief with an icy cool breeze. Most air cooler models are expensive, but of course, that's not the case with Aldi's new must-have appliance.

4 weeks ago | womanandhome.com | Tamara Kelly

While hot weather offers plenty of reasons to rejoice, when it comes to gardening, it can prove somewhat problematic. Most gardeners ask whether they should water outdoor plants every day in hot weather, but what if a hosepipe ban is suddenly brought into place? It's not uncommon to restrict water usage when experiencing warm climate conditions, so what would that mean for watering your garden plants?