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Never before have our gardens and outside spaces meant so much to us. Previously abandoned pieces of waste land suddenly became the centrepieces to our social lives during lockdown and Covid restrictions, where we met with friends and family. Budding gardeners are popping up all round the country, planting tomatoes, pruning bushes, growing trees, making our gardens an extension of our homes.

There has been much talk about fire safety regulations following the tragic fire at Grenfell Tower four years ago, as the government promised to review Scotland’s building and fire safety regulatory frameworks and introduce new legislation to ensure that everyone is protected, whether they own or rent their home.

In September last year, the Scottish Government announced that reverse migration whereby people moved from the rest of the UK to Scotland, had boosted the population by 137,000 in the past two decades. And with more and more people working from home, and a renewed sense of family and community all driven by the recent pandemic, it’s of no surprise that we’re starting to see more and more people moving from England up past the border into the beautiful country that we call home.

At Macnabs we pride ourselves on taking the time to know our clients and making a difference to their lives. As well as understanding the law, we have a practical, down-to-earth approach, offering friendly advice and going the extra mile for our clients, as was recently displayed with this long-standing client.