Property Drop Issue 13
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2 COMMUNITY SPIRIT<br />
How to tell if an area has a<br />
good Community Spirit<br />
Being involved in the community can bring a sense of belonging, fill your social calendar,<br />
and make it easy to find friends.<br />
Look for a local magazine<br />
When moving to a new house, it’s important to consider what the community spirit<br />
will be like in the new town, village, or borough. How can you find out about the<br />
community before you move there?<br />
Check social media<br />
Steve Thompson from Thomas Morris says: “Facebook and Twitter are fantastic sources of<br />
information about a community. Search the name of the village, town or area and you will find<br />
numerous community groups operating locally.<br />
“Checking the group’s feed and events to see how<br />
active and how well supported the group is, what events<br />
are happening and how you can get involved. All of this<br />
information will help provide a feel for the community<br />
spirit in the area.”<br />
Monnow Voice, Ross Voice and Chepstow & Forest Voice is a perfect example of great<br />
community spirit. These towns are all based in the Wye Valley and there is a huge amount to offer<br />
including both primary and secondary schooling and a great variety of shops, restaurants and<br />
cafés. The magazines are also a great resource to find local traders.<br />
THE PROPERTY DROP ROUNDUP<br />
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Building the Dream<br />
Osbaston plot of land available for<br />
offers in excess of £150,000. Monmouth<br />
<strong>Property</strong> Bureau have a self build<br />
opportunity in the popular area of<br />
Monmouth, Osbaston. It’s on the<br />
market with planning permissions. The<br />
plans reference number is on page 7<br />
and by visiting the Monmouthshire<br />
County Council website, and going to<br />
the planning page you can view the<br />
application and all the details.<br />
New Name -<br />
Same Friendly Faces<br />
Archers of Usk complete re branding and<br />
the well known Parrys family look fondly<br />
to the future with exciting plans for the<br />
months ahead. The Usk office start the<br />
ball rolling with a late night opening on a<br />
Thursday evening to assist those unable<br />
to attend the office during traditional<br />
working hours this Autumn.<br />
Harding Evans<br />
Wyn Williams joins us this issue to<br />
answer questions around protecting<br />
deposits, deeds, and fees. As the head of<br />
Residential <strong>Property</strong> Mr Williams and the<br />
Harding Evans team specialise in buying<br />
and selling property, with fixed-fee rates<br />
and availability to service readers from<br />
their headquarters in Newport.