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Paul Adams, right, at the recent Pride in Harborough Awards.

Market Thoughts: Weather or not to sell now? by Paul Adams

As I sit looking out of the window searching for inspiration for this column, the wind is howling, the temperature has dropped and the brief glimpse of summer we saw recently seems to be a long distance memory.

Mark Robinson is chief executive of Market Harborough Building Society

Market Thoughts: Nice; If You Can Get It by Mark Robinson

Like most men, if I ever get the job of doing the supermarket shop, there are some things I will always buy on price; like “own brand” toothpaste and washing up liquid. .

Our tiniest columnist, the Baby Harborian

Our tiniest columnist: The Baby Harborian on...the carnival princesses competition

So, I’m not a happy bunny (and no, that’s not just a turn of phrase, since I’m currently sporting my Easter get-up)....

Mail editor Neil Pickford. The Mail is the media partner for the Spark initiative in Harborough

Mail columnist: Helping to Spark district’s economy

The Mail is delighted to be helping to launch a fantastic new initiative that will help spark new business and further prosperity in the district.

Mail columnist Canon Brian Davis

Brian’s Bit: For better or for worse?

I reckon taking weddings is the icing on the cake, with the church full of happy people. And this year I have 19, in eight different churches, as well as four wedding blessings at Hothorpe Hall.

Peter Buckingham is head of residential sales at Andrew Granger & Co in Market Harborough

Market Thoughts: Welcome back first-time buyers

The Council of Mortgage Lenders recently confirmed the percentage of first-time buyers in the property market are at a five-year high.

Mail columnist Tabitha Clews

Tabitha’s Tales: Reflections on my wedding

Well what a ride that was! We have done it...we are indeed husband and wife.

Cast performing at O2 Academy in Birmingham

Mail’s online music columnist: 90s indie stalwarts are still going strong

REVIEW: Cast and The Twang at O2 Academy, Birmingham, March 11.

Column author Sian Ponting, centre, with some of the Rock on the Rec performers ahead of the event in 2011. (File picture: Andrew Carpenter/001381-46)

Column: Rocking on for another year by Sian Ponting from Enable Youth

I can hardly believe Rock on the Rec is in its fourth year. I remember first talking about the idea to a couple of young people and a few colleagues back in 2010 when I had just started working on the Rural Youth Voice Project, alongside Enable Youth. .

The Donkey at 203 Welford Road in Leicester plays host to a thriving music scene.

Mail’s Online Music Columnist: Annie interviews Gaz Birtles from Leicester’s The Donkey

If ever a venue thrived on a love and passion for music, The Donkey at 203 Welford Road, Leicester, is it, writes Annie Lees.

Roadmender.

Mail’s online music columnist: Hidden Gems

As a leading national music publication starts its hunt for Britain’s best small live music venue, it seemed only apt to take a moment and a few column inches to appreciate the venues that we have in and around our fair town which showcase bands and artists for our listening pleasure week in, week out, and somehow slip under the radar. .

Bending from the hips repeatedly or for long periods of time should be avoiding as it can lead to back spasms.

Online columnist: How to...avoid gardening injuries

As a nation, we do love our gardens and we tend to spend a considerable amount of time and money on getting them to look their best.

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