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Find out how to subscribe to the Homebuilding & Renovating magazine or Premium from just £1, as part of our exclusive National Homebuilding & Renovating Show offer

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Thank you for attending the UK's largest self build and renovation event, The National Homebuilding & Renovating Show, this March. As a Show visitor, we're delighted to share our exclusive Show subscription offers with you.

You can subscribe to Homebuilding & Renovating magazine or Homebuilding & Renovating Premium from just £1! Full details about these offers and what's included can be found below.

Subscribe to Homebuilding & Renovating magazine for just £1 for three issues, followed by £25.99 every six months — saving 27%.

Here's why you need to subscribe to Homebuilding & Renovating magazine:
• 12 print issues a year
• Delivery direct to your door
• Instant access to the latest digital edition
• Access to the digital archive 
• Two tickets to all Homebuilding & Renovating Shows throughout the year

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Subscribe to Homebuilding & Renovating Premium for just £1 for one 1 month, followed by £10 a month.

As part of your subscription to Premium, you will receive:
• A one-to-one virtual appointment with a design or build expert
• Access to monthly virtual masterclasses on a range of topics — from build costs to interior design, planning permission to heat pumps
• The monthly digital issue of Homebuilding & Renovating magazine
• Access to the digital edition archive
• A subscription to Plotfinder.net
• Two tickets to all Homebuilding & Renovating Shows throughout the year
• Comprehensive self build and renovation guides

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