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It is no surprise that a topic like unclaimed estates has produced a popular terrestrial daytime television programme. This legal peculiarity contains all of the key elements of any good drama; a life story with twists and intrigue and an unexpected financial reward at the end. With almost 2,000,000 people tuning in to BBC1's 'Heir Hunters' on a daily basis the truth is that 'unclaimed estates' is a subject that has captivated the viewing public and prompted many to start tracing their genealogy (just in case!). It is estimated that there are approximately 20,000, Unclaimed Estates in the UK. The list is updated at midnight every Wednesday by a government department called "Bona Vacantia". Their website publishes a list of the unclaimed estates which have emerged each week. On average there are a few dozen new estates appearing on a weekly basis with about 2,000 estates coming to light every year. In the case of an unclaimed estate there is no will and, s...

This article will show why the study of aquaponics is really starting to take off at the moment and with the advent of books, e-Books and online tutorials, there has never been a better time to get into this topic of sustainable organic food production. It will not only save you money on your household grocery bills, but it will also give you a feel good factor. Afterall, you are doing something which is environmentally friendly and has been proven to lessen the impact of overpopulation and the need for further land clearance. Lets quickly take a look at how aquaponics works, then we can get into the details. The system set up allows you to produce organically reared fish and vegetables which mutually benefit each other. Fish are kept in tanks and fed organic fish food. Their waste is broken down by special bacterial organisms and the resultant nitrates from the nitrification process is fed to the plants as a nutrient feed. This process of breaking down and removing the fish waste, pr...