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History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Leatherhead, Surrey
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Leatherhead in Surrey was originally an Anglo-Saxon town which grew on the side of the River Mole. There is also evidence nearby of pre-historic and Celtic farming on the North Downs.
Spot our advert at Queensway tube station
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Queensway tube station opened on the 30th July 1900, when it was known as Queen’s Road, and is an unusual survivor of the buildings designed for the Central London Railway by Harry Bell Measures.
History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Ashford, Kent
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There is evidence of human habitation near Ashford since the Iron Age. Archaeological work has also revealed a Roman town that existed at Ashford.
Stained Glass Timber Windows and Doors
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Stained glass has been around for over a thousand years, but historically it was predominately used in religious buildings.
History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Alton, Hampshire
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Alton in Hampshire is believed to date back to the Anglo-Saxon period. However, evidence has been found of a Roman posting station in nearby Neatham, located by the Roman road which connects Chichester and Silchester.
Have you seen our advert at Sunningdale train station?
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Sunningdale railway station is served by trains running between London Waterloo and Reading. If you are traveling to or from Sunningdale train station, or passing through the station by train, look out for our advert which will be at the Sunningdale station until the 20th October.
History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Dorking, Surrey
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The first settlement in Dorking is believed to date from the Roman times, however the name Dorking is Saxon driving from ‘Dorchingas’.
Heritage Open Days 2019
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For the first time, this year the Heritage Open Days will run for 10 consecutive days between the 13th and the 22nd September. 2019 celebrates 25 years of the Heritage Open Days, England’s contribution to the European Heritage Days.
History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Princes Risborough, Buckinghamshire
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Princes Risborough is a small town at the foot of the Chiltern Hills in Buckinghamshire. The location of Princes Risborough probably played a large part in its existence, with the town providing a link between the River Thames and the Icknield Way, both of which were historically important routes.
Dispelling Timber Window Myths
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There are several incorrect timber window myths that you may have heard over the years. But, as long as you choose a high-quality replacement timber window, they will be a good long-term investment. In this article we dispel some of the most common timber window myths.
History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Havant, Hampshire
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By 1086, Havant was already a small village with a population of around 100 people. The town had two mills, which ground grain to flour to make bread for the villagers.
Choosing the Right Glazing Option for your Timber Windows and Doors
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When deciding on your new windows or doors, you will need to consider the different glazing options. In addition to selecting either double glazing, heritage glazing or single glazing, there are various types of glass which can help solve a variety of different problems.
History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Witney, Oxfordshire
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The first records of Witney date from the Anglo-Saxon period in 969 AD. However, evidence has been found which suggests that there were also settlements nearby in the Iron Age and Roman period.
Homeowners in Kensington and Chelsea Only Sell an Average of Every 35.5 Years
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A recent survey from Zoopla shows that the homeowners in Kensington and Chelsea stay for an average of 35.5 years, with Brent homeowners staying for an average of 35.4 years.
History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Worthing, Sussex
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Worthing dates back to the stone age, with a mine at Church Hill in nearby Findon believed to be one of the earliest known mines in Britain. However, Worthing started growing to become the town that we recognise today in the late 18th Century.
The Sash Window Workshop Release New Workshop Video
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The Sash Window Workshop has released an updated video of the company’s workshop in Bracknell, Berkshire.
History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Camberley, Surrey
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Camberley (GU15) is situated in Surrey on the border with Berkshire and Hampshire. Prior to the 19th Century, the area was part of Bagshot or Frimley Heath.
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History, Architecture and Timber Windows in Haywards Heath, West Sussex
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Haywards Heath is a large town, located 14 miles north of Brighton, in West Sussex.
Watch Our New Sashes into Existing Window Frames Video
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Unsure what to expect when replacing the sashes (the moving parts of your window) while retaining the existing window frames? Our new video shows you the process from start to finish, allowing our customers to fully understand the service they are having on their windows.
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