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HOME IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTIONS

January is traditionally a time for new beginnings and good intentions, but instead of the usual health and fitness pledges, make this the year you tackle those home improvement projects you've been thinking about for ages. From learning a new skill to quitting bad habits, we've got plenty of clever tips and expert advice to help you tackle those DIY jobs and make your home look fabulous in 2024.

1 Level up your skills

If ever there was a time to skill yourself up on the DIY front, it's now. Learning to do some simple jobs around the house can not only save you money, but it can also be really rewarding into the bargain. If you don't have a DIY-savvy parent or sibling who can pass on their knowledge, then enrol in one of the many DIY courses available nationwide. Check out your local adult and community learning centres to see what courses they have on offer, or head to a specialist DIY school, such as or . And don't forget to.

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