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Start-up Gamewagon delivers the trendiest birthday party idea for 2013 to your home.

Children throughout Greater London and the Home Counties who enjoy computer games can now play with their friends in a new, say of the art, mobile gaming wagon – a craze that is already large in the USA and is now available in the South East courtesy of Gamewagon. London, Greater London & Home Counties (PRWEB UK) 18 January 2013 Gamewagon takes video game parties on the road in a custom built Gamewagon fitted with HD tvs and the latest ...

Salisbury woman helps Malawian orphans

Salisbury woman helps Malawian orphans 2:13pm Tuesday 12th June 2012 in News By Corey Ross A SALISBURY woman is hoping people will get behind her charity and help provide a better life for Malawian orphans.

4/23/2012 – theGrio and CNBC Market Update

Investors had quite a bit of economic data to sift through last week. Housing starts declined by almost 6 percent in March, but building permits – a gauge of future building activity – rose 4.5 percent. It was its highest level in 3 and a half years. Sales of previously owned homes fell 2.6 percent in March highlighting the fragile recovery.

3/26/2012 – theGrio and CNBC Market Update

Investors had quite a few economic reports to sift through last week. Housing was a blended bag. New home construction declined by one percent in February, but permits — a gauge of future building activity — jumped more than five percent, their highest level since October, 2008. Sales of previously owned homes fell by almost one percent in February, but the winter selling season was the ideal in 5 years.

'Technology first' for future homes

Suzi Perry was joined by designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen at the Ideal Home Show, at Earl’s Court, London Homes in the future will function like playing a computer game, according to gadget queen Suzi Perry.

A Place to Call Home: RIBA Exhibition on History of UK Housing

January 17, 2012  |  Levent OZLERThis spring the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) will present a major exhibition entitled “A Place to call Home,” with guest curator Sarah Beeny. The exhibition looks back over the last 250 years of the each day British home – from the first Georgian terraces through to today’s housing developments and flats.

Housing starts down, permits up

Housing starts may be down but permits are up, according to the latest federal data released Nov. 18. The new home market is down, but it’s not dead, with the latest numbers on construction showing signs of improvement. Builders broke ground on fewer homes in October, but construction was sharply higher than a year ago, and one measure of future building activity rose, according to monthly data released in Washington by the Census Bureau and Department of Housing and Urban ...

Thousands Of Homes Fail To Provide The Space Families Need

15/09/2011Business leader Sir John Banham is to lead a major new inquiry into British homes as the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) launches HomeWise campaign. The average new three bedroom home currently being built by the UK’s top house builders is around 8% smaller than the basic recommended minimum size, leaving thousands of people across the country short-changed.

Grand Island Veterans Home considers future building plans

Click here for a free download of the latest Adobe Flash Player. Jordan Shefte Story Created: Jun 8, 2011 at 7:11 PM CDT Story Updated: Jun 8, 2011 at 7:11 PM CDT The Grand Island Veterans Home has been standing at attention since 1887.It was actually the first one built in the say of Nebraska, and established in response to Abraham Lincoln’s second Inaugural address.He mentioned the need to come together as a nation to heal the wounds from ...

This week in awful: Lafayette Habitat site burglarized

If you haven’t seen the row of homes steadily popping up on East Gilman Road in north Lafayette, it’s a site worth checking out, particularly on a Saturday when dozens of volunteers come together to climb rooftops, landscape lawns and perform the countless other tasks involved with building one home for Lafayette Habitat for Humanity.