THE UK's fastest growing home improvement event, The National Home Improvement Show, is returning to Olympia, London from September 27 to 29, proudly sponsored by Anglian Home Improvements.

The event brings together more than 300 exhibitors from across the UK offering unparalleled advice and innovative property enhancing solutions for the serious home improver.

Leading property and renovation experts from Real Homes Magazine, such as Michael Holmes, editor-in-chief; Julia Kendell, interior designer; and Oliver Heath, eco and architectural expert, will be on hand to guide and inspire visitors through their home renovation projects with seminars, masterclasses and one-to-one consultations taking place each day at the show.

New features for 2013 include The Planning Clinic, Homebuilding and Renovating zone and the Ask the Architects Advice clinic designed to kick start your home improvements.

This year, the new sponsor of the Interiors and Decorating area is internationally renowned paint brand, Dulux and this company will be hosting an Interior Design Clinic. From urban minimalist living spaces to shabby chic bedrooms, visitors will find a plethora of design hints and tips. Head over for advice on colour schemes, furnishings, lighting and flooring ideas.

For the first time, the show will host a Homebuilding and Renovating Zone.

If you are a keen to "go green", The National Home Improvement Show provides visitors with an abundance of information on how to reduce your bills and implement eco savvy products. Oliver Heath, energy saving and renewables expert, will be on hand to answer questions and offer advice on how to create an eco home that is beautiful, healthy, nurturing and an efficient space to live in.

This year, the panel of prestigious experts at "Ask The Experts" area includes: Michael Holmes (Real Homes editor in chief, formerly presenter of I Own Britain's Best Home); Oliver Heath (eco interiors and architecture expert in BBC's Changing Rooms); Julia Kendell (DIY SOS and ITV1's Daybreak); Matt James (Designer and expert on ITV's Love Your Garden); Roger Hunt (renovation expert and co-author of Old House Handbook) and Douglas Kent (Expert in period properties, renovations and home improvements).

Undertaking some of the smaller projects yourself is a great way to reduce costs. Stop by the Tricks of the Trade area to soak up DIY doctor Mike Edward's useful tips and get stuck in to save money on your household projects.

The outstanding Kitchen and Bathroom Inspiration zone brought to you by Kitchen Bedroom and Bathroom magazine will be bigger than ever this year. 

Get motivated by the two Real Homes LIVE! Theatres offering daily in-depth seminars. The experts from Real Homes Magazine and special guests including Julia Kendell and Oliver Heath will be sharing their secrets of successful home improvement projects so you too can make the most of your home.

For more information on the show, exhibitors, seminar schedules and tickets visit http://www.improveyourhomeshow.co.uk">www.improveyourhomeshow.co.uk or call the ticket hotline on 0844 581 0802. Tickets are £12 if booked in advance and £16 on door.

HOW TO WIN

To be in with a chance of winning one of two pairs of tickets to the National Home Improvement Show, simply answer the following question correctly and return your entry to: National Home Improvement Show competition, Crediton Courier, 102 High Street, Crediton EX17 3LF.

Question: Name the DIY SOS star appearing at the National Home Improvement Show?

Return your answer with your name, address and a daytime telephone number. Entries must be received by noon on Tuesday, July 23.

Entries will be accepted by email, with the required details, to: [email protected]">[email protected] .

Usual Courier competition rules apply. The decision of the Editorial Manager will be final.

The winner will be selected at random from the entries received. There will be no alternative prize.

The prize is as stated.