083 BUSINESS NEWS Build It Live
IS BACK! Build It Live returns for another year to the award-winning Kent Event Centre in Detling on the weekend of 8th and 9th February, offering inspirational ideas and the opportunity to meet experts who can give invaluable advice whether you are looking to renovate, build a new home or update your existing property. Build It Live, organised by Build It Magazine, attracts all kinds of self builders and renovators, and the shows make it easy to talk to leading experts about designing and building your own home or adding space and value to your current property whatever your budget. Visitors to each show can participate
in daily free workshops and seminars along with interactive talks as well as:
© Phil Wilkinson • Ask the experts.
• New for 2020 – Basement Advice Clinic. • Visit the Naked House. • Build Cost Clinic – new for 2020.
• Heating Advice Clinic. • The Land Zone.
• Gain no-nonsense eco tips. • Find a Builder Clinic. • Self Build Academy. • Striking Glazing Options.
Open Saturday between 10am-5pm and Sunday 10am-4.30pm, tickets are valid
on either day or can be used to attend on both days. The standard ticket price will be £12 per person – children under 16 are admitted free with an accompanying adult – and are on sale now from the Build It Live website
builditlive.co.uk
Local law firm ranked
amongst the best Leading South East law firm Thomson Snell & Passmore has been recognised in The Times Best Law Firms 2020, one of only two firms in Kent to be listed. The family and business tax practices are commended as amongst the top in the country. Only 200 of more than 10,000 legal practices in England and Wales made the list, which has been compiled by The Times and Statista, and is entirely peer selected. It is based on lawyers answering one simple question: “Other than your own firm, which practice would you instruct in this area of work?”, and is broken down across 31 practice areas. Joanne Gallagher, who heads up
the firm’s corporate and commercial group, was also referenced in the listing, for her work on a range of acquisitions for clients. Thomson Snell & Passmore’s ranking builds on last year’s recognition, where its family practice was featured as one of only two Kent-based firms in that category. • Visit
ts-p.co.uk
Building a healthier nation
Nuffield Health has picked up the award for Private Hospital Group of the Year, for the third year running, at the LaingBuisson Awards 2019. The award celebrates high quality care and continuous improvement, as well as innovation and excellence in going above and beyond. As the UK’s largest health charity, Nuffield Health has no shareholders, investing all its income back into its vision to build a healthier nation. In accepting the award, CEO Steve Gray said: “It’s great to be recognised
three years in a row as leaders in high quality care and continuous improvement. We are committed to delivering outstanding quality across all our services and this award really is a reflection of our hospital teams’ consistent hard work and focus to be the best for our patients.” • Visit
nuffieldhealth.com/hospitals
HEVER CASTLE GETS THE FAMILY THUMBS UP Hever Castle & Gardens was among the top 50 travel experiences and attractions to take away an accolade at the recent Family Traveller Excellence Awards, hosted by singer-songwriter Sophie Ellis- Bextor at the Natural History Museum Ice Rink. With more than 110,000 votes cast by Family
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Traveller readers and subscribers to find the 50 Excellence Award winners, the childhood home of Anne Boleyn beat off competition from Santa’s Lapland, Shangri-La, Singapore, Dubai Parks & Resorts and Camp Bestival to be voted top in the Pure Fun award. The awards underwent a makeover for 2019, moving away from the traditional set award categories such as best hotel for families to adapt to the emerging and changing travel trends of British families.
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